(A) Identify and preserve unique views.
(B) Minimize exotic landscaping, the size of building footprints, and the amount of impervious surface devoted to roadways.
(C) Where vegetation of the natural landscape is sparse, limit additional landscape plantings, except for native plants.
(D) Where natural vegetation or topography does not allow for "hiding" development, locate structures such that they are subordinate to the horizon and significant view sheds.
(E) Cluster developments in a manner so as to maximize visually significant open space.
(F) Nestle structures below ridgelines and with the folds of hills.
(G) Avoid or mitigate ridge top "skylining" that alters the natural land profiles with built structures.
(H) Minimize visual clutter within scenic corridors.
(I) Design buildings on hillsides to follow the natural terrain in a manner that minimizes earth disturbance.
(J) Preserve and protect significant foreground views along scenic corridors.
(K) Avoid fencing altogether to allow the landscape to flow uninterrupted. (Ord. 822, 2-23-2006, eff. 3-16-2006)