A. For developments subject to site plan review, and in excess of two and five-tenths (2.5) acres, a minimum of fifteen percent (15%) of the land area shall be green space.
B. Architectural screens should be an extension of the development's architectural treatment and consistent in color and design.
C. Screening walls should be constructed of low-maintenance, high-quality materials which are consistent with the building facade material.
D. Painted or coated screening walls should be avoided.
E. Landscape screens shall be provided between all parking areas and streets so as to shield the view of automobiles parked in stalls facing the street from a point four and five-tenths (4.5) feet high at the nearest edge of the street.
F. Landscape screens may include a combination of plant massing, earth berming and walls.
G. A ten-foot-to-fifteen-foot-wide landscape buffer should be provided to separate a high-density residential use, commercial or industrial use from single-family residential land uses. A masonry wall or combination wall and landscaping may be substituted for this buffer.