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Mountain House Specific Plan III ........................................................................................................................................................................... 6' 4.2.4.3 Implementation Measures Landscaping of Community and Neighborhood entries shall be installed concurrently with the >` landscaping of adjacent streets. Entries shall be designed consistent with Specific Plan III and the MHCSD Design Manual,and shall be reviewed and approved by the CDD Director and the MHCSD V General Manager concurrently with the project improvement plans prior to the approval of the project's Final Map or other development permits if no subdivision map is submitted for the property. L Specific provisions for entry treatments are described below. Modifications shall be limited to improved plant selection. a. Community Entries The landscape treatment of all community entries includes: • Groves of ornamental trees,the pattern of planting recalling the agricultural orchards common to the region. • Tree windrows as a backdrop to the entry area. 6. N Bands of flowering accent shrubs and paving. • Masonry or other durable ornamental entry wall behind windrows/columnar backdrop trees. 6 Accent paving in pedestrian or vehicular areas. Expanded pedestrian walks emphasizing the pedestrian amenities and facilities. The community entries at the eastern and western community boundaries on Grant Line Road include: • Special landscape treatments consistent with the roadway corridors Identification features such as monuments,pylons,walls or other architectural elements. i b. Arterial Intersections Landscape treatments for Arterial intersections use elements such as pylons,walls,paving or other details established by the community entries, and plant materials from one of the intersecting Arterial streets. Landscape treatments shall be consistent with Figure 4-22. c. Neighborhood Entries Neighborhood entries occur at the entries to neighborhoods from arterial streets, as shown on Figure 4-19. The landscape treatment of neighborhood entries shall be similar within a neighborhood as shown on im. Figure 4-23. However,the dimensions of the neighborhood entries may vary at different locations within a neighborhood to fit the dimensional criteria of adjacent lots. Entry landscape treatments shall vary between neighborhoods,thereby creating a distinct image for each area. Draft 03/14/05 4-25 ...........................................................................................................................................................................