WONG, SHIEN NAN & WENG, HUI JUNG & TAQUERIA TAPATIA 1-2006

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. , , . . ~ Wong Restaurant Building 202 South Bristol Street DP No. 2006-14R, ER No. 2006-31 Master LD. No. 2006-68033 August 2, 2006 Page 2 of3 ( PLANNING DIVISION COMMENTS: b) A two-inch layer of shredded bark mulch is required in all landscaped areas where shrubs, perennials, and ground covers are planted. This information should be added to the landscape plan under General Comments or be included as part of the Plant Legend. c) The grading plan for the site must be approved by the Public Works Agency prior to approval of the landscape plan. An approved copy of the grading plan must be submitted with the landscape plan d) Call out backflow devices and provide landscaping to screen them. e ) Avoid placing light standards in the landscape planters. Lighting must be coordinated to avoid conflicts between required trees and proposed light standards. f) As part of the Bristol Corridor Plan, note that the inner row of street trees has one Jacaranda for every five sycamores. f) A Date Palm should be provided in the comer setback at Bristol and Walnut instead of a canopy tree. g) Note the selection of Canopy shade trees in the plant palette for the Bristol Corridor-some of these species will be cleaner for the parking lot and should be considered over the Jacarandas. h) The street tree along Pine Street should be Canary Island Pines. i) Page 67 of the Bristol Corridor Specific Plan features a shrub/vine palette which should be used for the majority of plantings-some accents of other perennials called out on the conceptual plan may be used in limited quantities as accents. j) The espalier plant list is not part of the Bristol Corridor palette. Please refer to Page 67 for the recommended list. 8) The Bristol Street Corridor Specific Plan requirements shall apply to this project. 9) The Case Planner and Landscape Development Associate must initial the Building Division building permit application form. Please call for an appointment. C) Closinl! Comments: I) Based on a cursory review of all relevant information available at this time, staff has made the determination that this project is exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). No further action or fees are required for your project. 2) The proposed site plan shall be revised and resubmitted informally.