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Mountain House Specilic Plan III ........................................................................................................................................................................... Each neighborhood entry shall use an ornamental/flowering tree species unique to that neighborhood. This neighborhood accent tree is used throughout the neighborhood where appropriate.Landscape ■- treatments generally consist of the following: Groves,rows or groupings of the neighborhood theme tree species within the entry setback area. Entry wall of masonry, stone, or similar durable, ornamental material. Entry pylons,pedestrian gateways,walls,trellis structures or other distinctive architectural elements. ` • Hedges,bands or groupings of ornamental shrubs. The residential areas west of the powerline corridor and north of the Community Park, shall employ an entry treatment distinct from entry treatments for the portions of Neighborhood A/B east of the powerline corridor or south of the Community Park,reflecting.the association of residential areas with one of the two K-8 schools located in Neighborhood A/B. 4.2.5 Public Art and Monuments 4.2.5.1 Master Plan Summary L Public art is intended to enhance the visual appearance and cultural interest of public properties,and private properties open to the public. Specific Plan III or Special Purpose Plans for focus areas including Neighborhood Centers shall include provisions for public art applicable to that focus area. L 4.2.5.2 Specific Plan III Description L Public art will consist of sculpture,fountains,entry monuments,murals, and other art forms placed in parks, lobbies,plazas, entrances to communities,or other locations that are visible to the public. r 4.2.5.3 Implementation Measures a. Public art consisting of sculpture, fountains, entry monuments,murals, and other art forms shall be incorporated into the development of public and private areas that are open to the general public. In. The provision of public art in multifamily residential,office,commercial and industrial development shall be addressed in the design guidelines for the project and shall be consistent with Specific Plan III design standards. Public art within the project's privately or commonly owned areas shall he approved by the CDD Director concurrently with project improvement plans,and shall be installed concurrently with the project landscaping. Public.art in public places shall be consistent with the 6. MHCSD Design Manual and shall be approved by the MHCSD 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,and shall be installed concurrently with the landscaping improvements. Draft 03/14/05 4-31 .....................................................................................................:..................................................................... L