B. Athletic Fields . Athletic fields that require clay or sand surfaces as part of the athletic activity.
(6) Constructed Water Features . Constructed water features such as fountains, streams and ponds that operate with water recirculation systems shall be designed to prevent seepage and leaks. (7) Buffers & Screening Elements . Buffers and screening shall be used to screen parking lot areas, storage and service areas, thoroughfares and adjacent uses in accordance with the standards of this Article.
(8) Adequate Drainage & Water . Adequate drainage, irrigation and mulching shall be provided for all landscape medians and islands at all times.
(9) Sight Distance Protected . The perimeter vehicle screening shall be so arranged and maintained so as to protect the visibility and sight distance requirements for all driveways and intersections. (10) Tree Separation from Impervious Surfaces . Trees shall not be planted closer than four (4) feet to the edge of a curb or paved surface, except where raised planters or tree wells with grates are incorporated into the landscaping design.
d. Landscaping in Public & Private Utility Easements
Landscape material within a public or private utility easement, whether underground or overhead, shall be provided in accordance with the following standards:
(1) Underground Public Utility Easements . No plant materials other than grass shall be planted within the easement of an underground public utility. Any deviation from this requirement shall be submitted to the Public Utilities Director for consideration as part of the required plan/plat submittal and approval process, in compliance with Article Q Procedures & Administration. (2) Overhead Utility Easements . Plant material may encroach into an overhead utility easement where required by this Ordinance. Any required landscaping shall comply with the regulations of the Land Development Ordinance and the Standards Specifications and Construction Details.
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