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Screening Industrial Development Policy 2(a)(3)(A) states the following regarding Limited Industrial areas: "Limited Industrial area shall be developed so that industrial activities are conducted entirely within enclosed buildings and outdoor storage areas are screened." The Development Title (Section 9-110.4, p. 310) defines "screening" to include fencing, walls, berms or densely planted vegetation. Section 9-1022.4(e)(1) of the Development Title also states that if an industrial project abuts a residential zone, an area shown on the General Plan for residential use, or an existing residential use, a solid masonry wall between six (6) feet minimum and eight (S) feet maximum in height shall be erected along the abutting property line. Proposed Mobile Home Caretaker mobile homes are not permitted in the R-L zone, however, a mobile home on a permanent foundation would be permitted in the R-L zone, with an approved Building Permit. Clark Drive Because properties along Clark Drive are planned and developed residentially , trucks will be prohibited from using Clark Drive to access the site. This is consistent with the applicant's proposed Site Plan, which shows all truck access off of the frontage road. Proposed Surfacing Pursuant to Section 9-505.7(f) of the Development Title, the following surfacing requirements will apply to the proposed project: "All automobile parking spaces and all major circulation drive lanes (automobile and truck) shall be surfaced and permanently maintained with a minimum of two (2) inches of asphalt concrete over an appropriate base. Bumper guards shall be provided when necessary to protect adjacent structures or properties. All other areas that are used for vehicular traffic shall be surfaced and permanently maintained with a chip seal. Aggregate base may be used for trailer storage areas." Landscaping Section 9-1020.5 of the Development Title specifies lanscaping requirements for parking areas, which would pertain to the proposed automobile parking area. In summary, this section requires the following: • Ten-foot wide landscaped strip along the frontage road. • One tree for each five (5) parking stalls, spaced evenly throughout the parking lot. • A minimum of five percent (5%) of landscaping within the perimeter of the parking area, not including landscaping along the street frontage.