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extend north to the roars. These areas include mature trees, <br />steep slopes, and a wi )w allee. It is recommended that no <br />major constriction occur within the dripli es of the tree <br />Possible uses could include shade plantings and/or manicured <br />lawns creating the feel;ng of wide open spaces with paths for <br />circulation and bencher. for sitting. <br />d. High Points: There are four high points in the park, each <br />with unique characteristics. They are potential sites for <br />areas overlooking t� formal garden, the ,est of the estate <br />or the lake. <br />2. Major Components of the Plan <br />In looking at the existing features of the Noerenberg site and the <br />design elements of estate gardens discussed previously, two <br />distinctly different concept plans were developed. The first of <br />these, "A Traditional Estate Garden," is recommended. A second <br />"Modified Estate Garden" concept with a long drive through the park <br />with parking near the channel was also considered. The <br />"Traditional" concept is recommended by the Committee. It includes <br />the following elements a features: <br />a. Entry: In a traditional estate garden, the entry was <br />important as it gave 'ints of the garden to come. In this <br />concept, the driveway is short with entrance thru a "grand <br />gate" indicating the "elegance" of what is to fo+low. The <br />drive and entry takes the visitor to t _ visitor center <br />first, as it would take a quest to the home. Landscape <br />plantings near the <br />entrance and along Lr-e road to the east will add to the <br />"grand gate" entrance to the Estate. <br />I <br />