19.06.04 Landscaping Plan

Those required by this Chapter to make landscaping improvements shall submit a landscaping plan prepared by a licensed landscape architect to meet the minimum landscape requirements outlined herein. All single-family residential structures shall be exempt from preparing and submitting a landscape plan, however, single-family residential structures must comply with the single-family specific requirements in this Chapter. The Planning Director will review the submitted landscaping plan for compliance with this Chapter and forward the plan to the Land Use Authority for review and action concurrent with Site Plans and Subdivision Plats. The landscaping plan shall include, at a minimum, the following information: 1. Existing conditions: the location and dimension of all existing and proposed structures, property lines, easements, parking lots, power lines, rights-of-way, ground signs, refuse areas, and lighting; 2. planting plan: location and planting details for all proposed vegetation and materials. The proposed plan must indicate the size of the plant material at maturation. All existing vegetation that is to be removed or remain on the site must be clearly identified; 3. the name (both botanical and common name), quantity, and size of all proposed plants; 4. topography: existing and proposed grading of the site indicating contours at two feet intervals; 5. irrigation: irrigation plans showing the system layout and details; 6. fencing: location, style, and details for proposed and existing fences and identification of the fencing materials; and 7. a data table: table including the total number of each plant type, and total square footage and percentage of landscaped areas, domestic turf grasses, decorative rock, mulch, bark, and drought tolerant plant species.