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PART FIVE -OPEN SPACE: The Open Space management plan differs from the Landscape Design standards outlined within PART FOUR of this document in the following manner: The preservation of Open Space is designed to address off-site impacts that may be experienced on adjacent properties versus the need to address the internal aspect of the development. (i.e. landscaping) to provide relief from internal development issues. To that end, the BVPD project shall adhere to the following Open Space management standards: 1. The eastern portion of the project shall abide by the following Open Space requirements: a. There shall be a one hundred fifty (150) foot undisturbed, natural buffer along the perimeter of the BVPD property directly adjacent to the Clearview single-family residential subdivision that is located along West Ten Road, b. There shall be a ^,,,, ~..,,r,a,.,,a ~'~~~~ ~' ~~`twenty-five (25) (J Parker April 29, 2008) foot undisturbed, natural buffer along the eastern property line of the BVPD property. The developer reserves the right to request a reduction of this required Open Space if the adjacent properties are developed for non-residential purposes. 2. The northern portion of the project, rnnning parallel with Interstate 85, shall abide by the following Open Space requirements: a. There shall be a one hundred (100) foot undisturbed, natural buffer along the northern property line running parallel with Interstate 85 or as approved herein_ This shall not prohibit the development, maintenance, and location of walkiza~ tl•ails or natural pathways within. the development (J Parker April 29, 2008), b. The developer shall thin existing vegetation to create visual breaks within this buffer in approximately sixty percent (60%) of the required Open Space, in accordance with the Orange County regulations and the following standards: i. These areas shall only be utilized to develop stormwater retention ponds. There shall be no permanent structure erected within this area that are intended to provide a service consistent with the BVPD project (i.e. a commercial business). Sia-uctures that are acceptable for development within. this area shall be those intended to support stormwater retentions. operations i.e. pump houses~or utility structures (J Parker April 29, 2008) , ii. Disturbed vegetation will be replaced with indigenous, drought resistant vegetation that will achieve a height of six (6) feet within five (5) years in an effort to re-establish the opaque nature of the buffer, iii. Within the remaining are of Open Space, the developer will `hand clear' any existing vegetation of nuisance, scrub, or dead foliage so long as a minimum of fifty-four (54) trees per acre is maintained at all times. 3. The western portion of the project, rnnning parallel with Buckhorn Road, shall abide by the following Open Space requirements: 41