(A) Any application for multi-family, commercial, industrial or public/civic uses must include a landscape plan including each proposed plant being identified as to botanical and common name, size and installed condition (balled and burlapped or container).
(B) When an application is made for a rezoning or a preliminary plat for a subdivision stage (if applicable), general locations and approximate quantities must be shown. A list of typical plants proposed to be used must be submitted, including common and botanical names, and approximate sizes.
(C) At the final plat stage, exact locations and specific quantities must be shown. These quantities may not be less than what was approved at the preliminary plat stage without written justification. Each proposed plant must be identified as to botanical and common name, size at time of installation and planting condition (balled and burlapped or container). The plants proposed for the final plat stage must, for the most part, reflect the typical plant list submitted at the preliminary plat stage. This list may be expanded upon; however, additions must be of equal or greater quality regarding hardiness, disease resistance and ornamental characteristics.
(Prior Code, § 163.14) (Ord. 12-172, passed 3-27-2012) Penalty, see § 162.99