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30 12119196 Final Draft I (4) No greens or tees shall be located where the depth to the water table is less than four(4) feet. A minimum depth of four(4) feet shall also be maintained between subsurface drainage systems under turf areas and groundwater or bedrock; and (5) Buildings designated for storage and handling of pesticides and fertilizers shall be located a minimum of 100 feet from water sources, wells,ponds, and streams,or outside a stream buffer, whichever is greater. b. Access,Circulation,and Parking (1) For a golf course proposed as a principal use, access to the site shall be limited to one (1) main entrance and one (1)service entrance per existing road frontage. If multiple uses are proposed with the golf course as part of a Planned Development such as additional recreational facilities and/or residential development, all such uses shall share a common interior access road, which may connect to existing roads more than once; (2) Parking shall be provided in accordance with Article 10 and landscaped as per Article 12; (3) Between all use areas, safe and adequate access for pedestrians including the handicapped is required. Minimize conflicts between pedestrian and vehicular circulation. Caution signs shall be posted at all intersections of roads,cart paths,and pedestrian walkways; (4) Where a stream or other habitat crossing is unavoidable,a boardwalk or raised bridge with a free-span design shall be used to minimize adverse impacts. Other design solutions may be considered if disturbance is minimal and wildlife mobility is maintained;and (5) All vehicular and pedestrian surfaces shall be designed and graded to be visually unobtrusive. C. Maintenance and Storage Areas (1) Maintenance and storage areas include, but are not limited to, the following: • maintenance equipment storage and service areas; • solid waste collection/recycling sites;