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<br />11 RESIDENTIAL LOT LANDSCAPE <br /> <br />5.1 Landscape Character <br />Is divided into two Zones. The front yard is Zone A and faces the seep. Zone B is the side and <br />rear yards which are intended to be more private landscape zones. Here the landscape could <br />depart from the naturalized look of the surrounding area. <br /> <br /> <br />.----....... <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '. <br />.':~~ ..... .- - - <br />. ~ . .---e-,.. - <br /> . CD <br /> .l <br /> t -..,~,) <br /> , <br /> CD <br /> <br />~fL....-. <br /> <br />KEY NOTES <br /> <br />Zone B: Rear and Side Yard plantings <br /> <br />@ <br />" <br /> <br />legend: <br /> <br />Zone A: Front Yard planting consisting <br />primarily of shrubs and trees <br />Zone A: Front Yard plantings near <br />existing seep consist of native meadow <br />grasses and clusters for trees and <br />shrubs <br /> <br />Zone A Landscaping <br />Zone B Landscaping <br />- . - Existing Seep <br />- - - Fence, Type 8 <br />. . . . Fence, Type A,B,C,or D <br />C-==-=:\. Grassy swalejinfiltration area <br /> <br />CD <br />CD <br />o <br /> <br />5.2 Zone A Planting: Front Yard <br /> <br />The design intent is to select from a native plant palette that reflects surrounding native <br />ecosystem of oak woodland and grassland. Since many of the lots will directly front a protected <br />creek, plant selection should echo that of a creek's upper bank and be non-invasive, Individual <br />owners are encouraged to select from the plant list provided, The California Native Plant <br />Society is a resource for finding an expanded list of plants and a list of native plant nurseries <br />(www.cnps.org). The final planting plan should be designed by a Landscape Architect. A <br />minimum of three trees is required in Zone A for each lot. <br /> <br />MEADOWLARK PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DESIGN GUIDELINES <br />Pleasanton, California <br /> <br />DRAFT May 2006 <br />p.13 <br />