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EXHIBIT 'C'
LANDSCAPE PLAN REQUIREMENTS
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The landscape plan shall ~onsist of two parts, shall be
drawn by a liscensec3 landscape architect or a landscape desfgner
whi~h has been approved by the ARC, shall be to required scale
and shall provide as follows:
Part I- Plot Plan - Min. of 1"=10'
The plot plan shall be signed by the owner and shall show
tree position, tree measurements, lot contouring and perimeter
planting.
Since trees reduce temperature, muffle noise, filter
pollutants and reduce soil ero~ion, while at the same time
enhancinq the beauty of the area by softening the resident
structure itself, additional shade tzees on each site is
considered to be appropriate. Thouqh palms and pines are native
and effective, they do not take the place of shade trees when
trying tc achieve the high foil.age density effect envisioned.
Therefore the plot plan should include the required shade trees,
in addition to any pines and palms that are deemed to be
desirable. A minimum overall height of such shade trees shall be
ten feet and the trunk shall caliper to a minim um of three
inches.
Varieties that are consistent with The Reserve weather
include, but are not limited to, the followinq: Neritage Oaks,
Carrotwood, Red Maple, Swee~ Gum, Loblolly Bay, Sycamore,
Nickory, Redbay and Magnolia.
Any areas in which the natural plant growth is disturbed
must b~ sodded with a Floratam oz St. Augustine variety of qrass
(unless otherwise approved) and com pletely irriqated with an
undergroe~nd system to provide a finished appearance.
Part II - Foundation Planting Plan Min. of 1"=10'
The foundation planting plan shall be based ort the final
approved buildinq elevations, sha21 be signed b~ the owner, and !
shall set forth the following:
(a) Gocation, size, type & number of foundation plantinqs.
(b) Area and type o£ grass.
(c) Location, area and heiqht of all plantinq berms.
(d) Depth of soil suitable for plantinq in each desiqnated
planting area.
(e) Method of handling storm water run-off.
(f) Inteqration of landscaping with driveway and ~torm ;
swale.
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