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that range in size from 5000 square feet to 9196 square feet for a total of 431,282 square feet. The average size of each lot is 6,250 square feet. Therefore, the tentative map meets this ordinance requirement. Lot Width Development Title Section 9-310.3 states that, unless otherwise specified, lots within the residential zones cannot have a width less than sixty (60) feet for interior lots and sixty- five (65) feet for corner lots. However, Development Title Section 9-310.4(a) states that the lot width of individual lots in a Major Subdivision may be reduced to seventy percent (70%) of the minimum lot width required provided that the average lot width for all lots in the proposed subdivision are equal to or greater than the minimum lot width required and that individual corner lots must not have a lot width of less than fifty (50) feet. Seventy percent of sixty feet is forty-two (42) feet. The tentative map indicates sixty-nine (69) residential lots that range in width from fifty (50) feet to approximately ninety feet. The average lot width is sixty-one feet. All corner lots have a minimum lot width of sixty- five (65) feet. Therefore, the tentative map meets this ordinance requirement. Street Trees The planting of trees along streets is required for all new residential developments. (Development Title Section 9-1020.4) Trees need to be spaced at a maximum of sixty- foot intervals or a minimum of one tree per lot frontage. For corner lots, street trees are required on both street frontages. The trees cannot interfere with sight distances and setbacks. Trees must be at least 5 gallons in size and located so that at fifteen years of age the crown will not encroach across the side property lines. Trees must be a minimum of ten feet from driveways and also be a minimum of four feet and a maximum of ten feet outside of the road right-of-way. Street trees are also required along street frontages where noise attenuation walls are required. All trees need to be chosen from the County Tree List. Trees need to be maintained in good growing condition and, whenever necessary, replaced with new plant materials. The trees must be kept free of weeds and debris and be fertilized, cultivated, and pruned on a regular basis. When necessary the trees must be appropriately staked, tied or otherwise supported. Supports need to be regularly monitored to avoid damage to the trees. (Development Title Section 9-1020.4u]) Road Naming Procedures Development Title Section 9-1150.18(a) states that the applicant will submit with the tentative map the proposed names for the new roads. The proposed road names will be reviewed to ensure that they are consistent with the Community Development Department's road name standards. If a road name is not consistent with the standards, alternative name(s) shall be submitted to the department. Road names have not been submitted for this project. z