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Development applications shall include a landscape plan consistent with the requirements of this section. The landscape plan should be prepared or approved by a licensed landscape architect, certified nurseryman, or certified landscaper, and drawn on the same base map as the development plans. The landscape plan shall include:

A. Total landscape area, including location of any street trees;

B. Identification of landscape materials (botanical/common name) and applicable size;

C. Property lines;

D. Impervious surfaces, including parking stalls, access aisles, and other vehicle use areas;

E. Natural or man-made water features or bodies;

F. Existing or proposed structures, fences and retaining walls;

G. Natural features or vegetation left in a natural state;

H. Location and plan for all existing significant trees;

I. Any designated recreational and/or open space areas.

No building permit or clearing and grading permit shall be issued where landscaping is required until a landscaping plan has been submitted to, and approved by, the city. The landscape plan shall include identification and provisions for any existing “significant trees” and any required street trees, as well as other landscaping requirements.

(Ord. 1163 § 1, 2001)