Ordinance 2328-98 - Laserfiche WebLink

ii) All entryway landscaping shall be a minimum of canopy type deciduous trees or spreading evergreens, in addition to ornamental shrubs and lawn/sod. e) Modification Setback Requirement and Variance: On any lot where a modification of the required minimum setback or variance is proposed, the Director shall establish a requirement for providing landscaping/screening to create usable private yard area for the proposed unit and to provide privacy for both existing and adjacent uses. The following standards for landscaping and screening shall apply: i) Interior Property Line - A four (4) foot high privacy fence with a mix of evergreen and deciduous trees at fifteen (15) feet on center on each side of the fence (staggered); or ii) Exterior Property Line - A four (4) foot high privacy fence with a mix of evergreen and deciduous trees at seven and half(7.5) feet on center on the applicant's side of the fence; or iii) A vegetative hedge that will provide substantially the same screening as the fence option within three (3) years. f) Required Landscaping for Single Family and Duplex: On each new lot created for single family and duplex dwellings, the applicant is required to provide landscaping and to submit a landscaping plan for review and approval by the Director at the time of application for a building permit. The landscaping plan shall at a minimum show the proposed front yard landscaping which shall consist of trees plus ornamental shrubs and lawn. g) Re-Orientation of Lots or Units on Easement Access or Panhandle Lots: On any lot where a re-orientation of the unit is permitted toward the easement or panhandle and if the directional changes in the orientation of the unit creates a conflict in setbacks or a usable private yard area for the existing unit, proposed unit or any adjacent unit, the Director shall require the installation of one of the following landscaping/screening standards: i) Interior Property Line - A four (4) foot high privacy fence with a mix of evergreen and deciduous trees at fifteen (15) feet on center on each side of the fence (staggered); or ii) Exterior Property Line - A four (4) foot high privacy fence with a mix of evergreen and deciduous trees at seven and one-half (7.5) feet on center on the applicant's side of the fence; or iii) A vegetative hedge that will provide substantially the same screening as the fence option within three (3) years. h) Surface Parking on Easement Access Drive: If the parking is located at the five (5) foot minimum setback from the property line, landscaping or 55