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Page 15 <br /> <br />Planting to be considered are: <br /> <br />1. Trees native to California, native and other climate appropriate shrubs, greases, <br />and groundcovers, citrus and other fruit trees, berry and grape vines covering <br />fences, arbors and trellises. <br /> <br />2. Drought tolerant plantings: olives, millet, sorghum, arugula, African basil, okra, <br />cowpeas, and mesquite. <br /> <br />Careful consideration should also be given while selecting planting species to avoid <br />planted materials blocking solar energy to neighboring properties. <br /> <br />Additional Criteria: <br />Accessory Dwelling Units and other structures on each lot shall be designed to <br />appropriately relate to the main dwelling in context and detailing. <br /> <br />Air conditioning and pool heating equipment is to be enclosed and screened from view. <br />Such equipment is to be located and/or acoustically shielded so as to protect <br />neighboring properties from annoying noise level and shall comply with the same <br />setbacks as accessory structures. <br /> <br />All equipment needs to meet the City’s Noise Ordinance, Chapter 9.04. <br /> <br />Outdoor lighting shall be designed to minimize nighttime disruption. Lamp sources <br />should be shield from view and light source directed downward. Avoid glare over the <br />public right of way. Utilize timers and motion detectors to reduce continuous use. <br />Individual addresses will be clearly displayed at each residential entry per the fire <br />department. <br /> <br />Mailbox location should be coordinated with the USPS. All Mailboxes shall be integrated <br />into the local architectural design and shall include addresses displayed. <br /> <br />The storage of recreational vehicles is required to be completely screened from the <br />public right of way separate primary from the residence required parking spaces. <br /> <br />M. Development Standards: <br /> <br />Setbacks <br />Setbacks are defined as the horizontal dimension from property line to structures. <br /> <br />Primary Residence: <br />• Front yard: 35 ft. minimum <br />• Side yard: 25 ft. minimum; Street-side side yard 30 ft. minimum <br />• Rear yard 35 ft. minimum <br /> <br />Detached accessory structures including pool and spa structures: <br />• Side 10 ft. minimum <br />• Rear 10 ft. minimum <br />• Retaining walls greater than 30 inches high are considered structures.
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