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• 31 12119196 Final Draft 12 • golf cart parking and service areas; • chemical storage and handling sites; and • service areas associated with a clubhouse, swimming pool, and tennis courts,or other amenities. (2) All such uses listed above shall be located and screened to minimize visual impact to public roads and adjacent properties; (3) Runoff from maintenance and storage areas shall be collected and pollutants filtered before release; and (4) Facilities shall be provided for composting and recycling organic matter such as branches, clippings, and leaves from course and landscape maintenance and, shall be incorporated into a ' comprehensive solid waste management plan. d. Habitat Areas Habitats shall be identified and evaluated in the biological inventory required by Article 8.8.7.2b, and are subject to the following: (1) An undisturbed buffer is required around the boundary of habitats of rare, threatened, or endangered species as shown on the biological inventory. Buffer width shall be determined by site evaluation in consultation with the applicant's biologist and local and State officials; (2) Habitat enhancements as described in the biological inventory shall be made for a broad range of species to help mitigate the loss of wildlife habitat during construction. Examples include preserving, planting, and maintaining a variety of native vegetation (also dead trees and snags); installing structures conducive for nesting such as bird houses or bat boxes designed and located for various species; or creating wetlands; (3) Conservation easements are encouraged to protect wetlands and other habitats while insuring proper long-term maintenance;and (4) Provide barriers or fencing, and signage at the edge of habitat buffers to prohibit vehicular and pedestrian access. Limited public access may be allowed if proposed in a sensitive manner for environmental education purposes.