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(6 feet in COR- <br />2a and COR-2b) <br />1 1 Tree spacing may be adiusted where necessary to avoid conflicts with other improvements within the right-of- <br />2 way. <br />3 (1) Street trees shall be chosen to ensure that the species allow for clear pedestrian access alone the streets <br />4 and require minimal maintenance. <br />5 (2) Along Destination, Downtown, Parkway, and Local streets, where regularly spaced blocks exist, one (1) <br />6 tree species shall be provided per block. In order to provide variety and protect against disease, projects <br />7 on adiacent blocks shall not plant the same tree species. Initial development along a block shall establish <br />8 the tree species for that block, subiect to City review and approval. <br />9 (3) Along streets without regular block spacing or longer blocks. such as Connector and Arterial streets. the <br />10 City may approve groupings of three to six (3-6) trees of one (1) species in lieu of the regular block <br />11 spacing. <br />12 (4) Planter beds shall be installed in accordance with the Citv's Engineering Design Standards for Planter <br />13 Beds. The length of a planter bed may be adiusted as needed due to other improvements in the right-of- <br />14 way and/or to align with entrances/exits of adiacent buildings. <br />15 (5) Irrigation shall be provided within all planter beds to aid the survival of plant materials. Unless otherwise <br />16 provided. all other irrigation shall be the responsibility of the adiacent landowner. <br />17 (6) The interior of a site shall be landscaped with appropriate ground cover(s). perennials. shrubs, and trees, <br />18 as space permits, to complement the streetscape. <br />19 (7) Alternatives to these standards shall be subiect to review and approval by the City Council. <br />Page 3 of 3 <br />