(A) The town may accept responsibility for the maintenance and operation of all landscaping and appurtenances installed in accordance with the provisions of this chapter for reverse street frontage landscaping or any landscaping and appurtenances installed within other street rights-of-way, which rights-of-way are described by one of the following categories:
(1) Arterial and/or secondary street right-of-way adjacent to single-family residential areas that back onto the arterial and/or secondary street, and have a screening wall constructed on the rear property line;
(2) Arterial street rights-of-way adjacent to single-family residential areas that side onto the arterial street and which have a screening wall constructed on the side property line;
(3) Public bridle trails, bicycle paths and multi-use recreational facilities within town limits;
(4) Median islands on arterial and secondary public streets within the town;
(5) All publicly dedicated alleys within town limits;
(6) Dedicated street rights-of-way abutting municipal public facilities;
(7) Street landscaping within districts specially approved or created by Town Council; and
(8) Flood control facilities which have been accepted for operation and maintenance by the town.
(B) Prior to the town accepting for maintenance any reverse street frontage landscaping or other street right-of-way landscaping, the following conditions shall have been satisfied:
(1) The landscaping shall be inspected and approved by the town for compliance with the approved landscape plan. The town shall perform the inspection within 30 days of a written request to schedule an inspection.
(2) The subsequent completion of the 24 month maintenance period wherein the developer shall be responsible for all watering, weeding and replacement of all dead or dying plant materials.
(3) A final inspection called by the developer or his or her representative at the completion of the 24 month maintenance period resulting in final approval and acceptance by the town.
(Prior Code, Ch. 4, Art. IV, § 4-207) (Ord. 432-06, passed 6-19-2006)