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Adopted 7/16/2001 -Effective 8/15/2001 <br />(includes amendments effective through 2007) <br />Article 19 Landscape Requirements <br />Sections: <br />4-1900 Specific Purpose <br />4-1902 General Requirements <br />4-1904 Landscaping Plans Required <br />City of San Leandro Zoning Code -Article 19 <br />4-1906 Existing Trees on Development Sites <br />4-1908 Design Standards <br />4-1910 Acceptable Materials and Performance Standards <br />4-1912 Completion, Maintenance and Subsequent Changes <br />4-1914 Existing Landscapes <br />4-1916 Penalties <br />4-1900 Specific Purpose <br />In recognition of the importance landscaping has in improving the quality of San Leandro's <br />environment, and that landscape design installation, maintenance and management must <br />be water efficient and sustainable this Article establishes procedures to insure that <br />landscaping is installed and maintained in accordance with the requirements of this Code. <br />This article is intended to implement the new landscape design requirements of the Water <br />Gonservation in Landscaping Act of 2006 (AB 1881) and to establish standards for <br />sustainable landscape practices irk accord with the cc~rre~rt version of the S~o~Was~e.t~~ <br />~a~r Friendly Landscape protocols. <br />4-1902 General Requirement <br />Required site landscaping areas shall be installed and permanently maintained in accord <br />with the standards and requirements of this Article. This Article shall apply to applicable <br />large landscape projects and projects for which "Site Plan Approval" pursuant to Article 25 <br />are required. Applicable large landscape erects include new or rehabilitated <br />corr~rnercial, industrial and developer-installed residential landscapes over twenty-five <br />hundred (2,500~square feet and all new or rehabilitated residential landscapes over five <br />thousand (5,000} square feet. Forpr~ects subject to Site Plan Review9 landscape plans <br />are subject to the review and approval process provided in Article 25, and additional <br />planting requirement and/or exceptions to requirements for minimum landscape yards may <br />be made by the Site Plan Review decision-maker. <br />4-1904 Landscaping Plans Required <br />A. Requirements for Applications sub-}ect to "Site Plan Approval.' <br />(~'r+e^~nnnti inl I nnrl nnr~a Dl~nc ~. <br />wrTCCpZUCtrCLITTC.iyctpGTrars J~ <br />Development applications for "Site Plan Approval" that include new or rehabilitated <br />commercial, industrial or developer-installed residentia( landscapes that do not <br />exceed two thousand five hundred ~2,500~ square feet and residential <br />AR.19 <br />Page 1 of 198 <br />
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