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"C" buildings are located behind these buildings. The freestanding trash enclosure design is <br />provided in Exhibit "A" ; it matches the building design. As conditioned, the trash enclosures <br />shall incorporate urban storm water runoff measures in their design and function. <br />Landscape Design <br />~ II •I .JJJ <br />~- - <br />~...~..... ~ ~ ae.w ..a <br />~ ~ _- ~i <br />..u..~. <br />THE HOME DEPOT <br />' ~ ~ T(~RFS <br />m - --~ --- ~ .. . - - ~ ~ - - -- ~+~ <br />`' ; r <br />Ir~ .~~-• Wiz..-,.~ ~iur~~i~ <br />. ,I•J ,.Y 3tt1RP.9B vAU ~ y`• <br />~NM <br />. :.p . <br />11 • ~~ <br />,,,,. ~ r- -- . c: -- - <br />,. <br />- .>..... <br />- .~,, - <br />_-. <br />~ ,~ <br />~~ <br />j'!' 1- ~ <br />Figure 13: Conceptual Landscape Plan <br />Some of the significant features of the proposed landscape plan for this development include: <br />^ All perimeter and parking area trees are 24-inch box-specimen size. <br />^ The landscape area on the south side of the property facing Nevada Court and the Con- <br />gregation Beth Emek features deodar cedar trees and large screen shrubs, i.e., abelia do- <br />donea, escallonia, heteromeles, photinia, and xylosma species. <br />^ Perimeter trees facing Stanley Boulevard and Bernal Avenue include London plane spe- <br />cies. <br />^ Variety and interest is provided by a combination of accent planting, annual color, and <br />small to medium flowering shrubs. <br />^ Evergreen ash species are used for shading in the parking areas. <br />PCUP-165/PDR-529/PMOD-81-25-7M Page 36 of 36 December 13, 2006 <br />