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ZONING REGULATIONS § 78-539 spaces per dwelling unit, one of which is an Sec. 78-538. Outside storage. enclosed parking space which may be located in or under the multiple-dwelling building; detached No boats, recreational vehicles over 20 feet in from the principal building if its location serves length, maintenance vehicles or other similar some beneficial screening, buffering or transi- bulky objects shall be permitted on t e project tional function; or else completely underground. area unless completely enclosed in a uilding or In addition, 0.25 parking space per dwelling unit in an area completely enclosed by a ence of such shall be provided for guests, and shall be located opacity and height to obscure the tored contents conveniently for the units they are intended to from any living or pedestrian as on or around serve. The main parking areas shall be surfaced the project area. Required rages or parking with a hard, all-weather, durable dustfree surfac- areas shall not be used for he storage of such ing material and shall be properly drained and objects or vehicles. landscaped and shall be maintained in a well- (Code 1984, § 10.30(16)( j) kept condition. No parking area shall occupy any required project yard area, nor shall it be located Sec. 78-539. Lan caping. closer than five feet to a side or rear lot line, nor closer than ten feet to any principal building. All open ar�of the project or individual Each parking space shall have a minimum width platted lots w' in the project shall be graded to of nine feet and a minimum depth of 200 feet provide pro er drainage and, except for areas exclusive of aisles and maneuvering space. All used for p rking, drives or storage, shall be land- parking areas containing more than si�c spaces scaped th trees,shrubs or planted ground cover. which adjoin either a public street or residentially The tural landscape shall be utilized where zoned property shall have a solid wall or fence of pos ' le and reinforced with additional landscap- not less than three feet nor more than 4.5 feet in i that is compatible with and complementary to height along such adjoining line. Such fences or e various use areas and functions of the site,the walls shall be so designed that they are architec- structural additions to the site development on turally harmonious with the principal structures neighboring properties and the adjacent public on the lot. A screen planting approved by t e streets and highways. Landscape materials shall council may be substituted for the required all be of adequate size to contribute to the environ- or fence. Guest parking stalls shall be easily mental quality at initial planting as well as at accessible to or from the main entry of the ultiple- maturity. Generally new plant material shall be dwelling building. No street parki shall be of the following sizes: permitted. (Code 1984, § 10.30(16)(L)) (1) Deciduous overstory trees,three-inch cal- iper; Sec. 78-537. Internal str ts. (2) Deciduous ornamental trees,two-inch cal- iper; All minor internal s eets shall be owned and maintained by the ner of the project, by a �3) Evergreen trees, six-foot height; homeowners' assoc' tion or by any other agency or method dee d appropriate by the council. �4) Evergreen shrubs,24-inch spread or height, Permanent ea ments 50 feet in width shall be dependent on form; provided as r quired by the council for all private (5) Deciduous shrubs, three feet in height. streets. Co ector streets which may be required to main in neighborhood continuity of circula- Lawn areas other than natural landscape areas tion b een multiple-family planned residential shall be sodded. Such landscaping shall conform (MF ) projects or with other adjoining develop- with the planting plan approved by the council at ment shall be provided with a public right-of-way. the time the building permit was issued. It shall (Code 1984, § 10.30(16)(M)) be the owners' responsibility to see that this CD78:89