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PZ - Architectural Design Guidelines Pura Vida Ridge Ranch Architectural Design Guidelines 11Page TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 2 DEFINITIONS & CONFLICTING LANGUAGE 4 REQUIREMENT FOR APPROVAL OF PLANS 4 MEMBERSHIP OF THE ARC 4 PROCESS 5 STANDARDS FOR REVIEW 5 APPROVAL OR DISAPPROVAL BY ARC 5 INSPECTION OF WORK 5 COMPLIANCE DEPOSIT 5 DESIGN SUBMITTAL 6 START OF CONSTRUCTION 7 ARC PROCEDURE 8 ELEMENTS OF COMPOSITION 10 DESIGN GUIDELINES 12 EXTERIOR WALLS 12 ROOFS 13 SITE DEVELOPMENT & LANDSCAPE 15 LANDSCAPING REQUIREMENTS 18 2 Page I INTRODUCTION Pura Vida Ridge Ranch will be a residential community offering a tranquil and healthy lifestyle, surrounded by natural beauty providing public and private open spaces, nature reserve and wetlands connected by integrated pedestrian and cycle links encouraging health & fitness. It is in the community's interest to keep it this way by protecting and enhancing the natural environment and ensuring that the visual quality of the built environment is in harmony supported by building mass, color and material selections. The intent of the following Design Guidelines is to establish standards to ensure the homes constructed at Pura Vida Ridge Ranch achieve a degree of continuity without diminishing personal taste in choice of building style; to allow as much flexibility as possible while at the same time defining a basic level of quality and consistency of the residential design, which will be consistent with and maximize the quality of the overall Project. It is the desire of these guidelines to help maintain architectural integrity and eclectic designs throughout the Pura Vida Ridge Ranch Community and avoid "tract development" housing types. Design elements should address the direction of current residential trends, incorporating the features and materials that will be laid out in further sections. The following architectural and design standards and guidelines are intended to complement any applicable Zoning Code and any protective covenants, which govern this Project ("Declaration"), and to clarify the intention for the design of residences for this Project. Specifically, these guidelines set forth design criteria which address the residence design, location, landscaping, and other improvements. The unique design elements of the Declarant, Building Contractor, Architect, and Owners for both the landscaping and the residences will be respected. Individual expression is encouraged, provided they are harmonious with the overall plan of the area and the Project. Except insofar as its duties may be extended with respect to a particular area by the Association, the Declarant or Architectural Review Committee (ARC), created by the Declaration, shall review and approve or disapprove all plans and specifications submitted to it for any proposed improvement. No construction or structural alteration of any improvement or any work affecting the external appearance of any improvement shall be made, erected, altered, placed or permitted to remain upon the Lot until a site plan, floor plans, elevations, trim details, specifications and landscaping showing the design, location, material(s), and color(s) together with the name of the contractor has been submitted to and such site plan and specifications are approved in writing by the ARC. 31Page Definitions and Conflicting Language Unless otherwise defined herein, capitalized terms shall have the definition provided in the Declaration. In the event any of these design guidelines and standards conflict with the Declaration, the design guidelines and standards in this document shall prevail. Requirement for Approval of Plans See Article VI of the Declaration. Membership of the Architectural Review Committee See Article VI of the Declaration. 4 1 P a g e PROCESS Standards for Review It shall be the applicant's responsibility to ensure that all proposed construction shall comply with the Uniform Building Code (or the code currently enforced by the City of Meridian or the State of Idaho), National Plumbing Code, the National Electrical Code, and the Design Guidelines. All plans must be harmonious with the overall plan for the Project. All plans, materials and specifications must be suitable to the site, adjacent properties and the neighborhood. All improvements must be compatible with the surrounding properties so as to not impair or degrade property aesthetic or values. Approval or Disapproval by the Committee Upon receipt of a complete application, the ARC has thirty (30) business days to approve or disapprove the location, construction design, landscaping, and materials used for the residence, followed by a seven (7) day period upon the applicant's request for a response. The thirty (30) day time period will not start until after the detailed site plan, floor plans, roof plans, trim details, project specifications, color samples, sample materials and landscaping plans have all been submitted to the ARC. If the ARC feels that insufficient plans, project specifications, color samples, sample materials or landscaping plans have been submitted either by the Lot Owner or the Owner's representative, then the ARC may notify the Owner in writing of the incomplete submittal. If the ARC sends such notice of an incomplete submittal, the Owner will have thirty (30)days to resubmit a completed submittal. Upon re- submittal of the complete application, the ARC will then have an additional thirty (30) days to review the re-submittal. If the Owner does not receive a response from the ARC within thirty (30) days of receiving notice the application is complete, the Owner may request, in writing, a response and the ARC shall then have seven (7) days to respond. As a protection to the Owner, if the Owner has been notified in writing by the ARC of the starting date of the thirty (30) day approval period and the ARC does not respond with approval or disapproval by the end of the thirty (30) day approval period, and the Owner submits a written request for a response and no such response is sent by the ARC within seven (7) days, then the approval shall be deemed granted. Any plans, specifications, samples, and proposals approved, either expressly in writing or by the expiration of the seven (7) day period hereinabove provided, shall then permit the Owner to commence construction in accordance with said plan, but any deviation from said plan which, in the judgment of the ARC, is also: a) a deviation of substance from either the Design Guidelines; b) the requirements of the Declaration; or c)a detriment to the appearance of the structure or to the surrounding area, shall be promptly corrected to conform with the submitted plan by the Owner or corrected by the Association at the Owner's expense. The ARC is not responsible for review or approval of code issues. The Owner and the Owner's building team are responsible for Code compliance. 5 Page Any final decision of the ARC may be appealed in writing to the Declarant or the Board. Any such appeal must be submitted in writing to the Declarant or the Board within fifteen (15) days after the date the appealing Member receives notice of the final decision by the ARC. The written notice of the appeal shall specifically state the appealing member's grounds for appeal. The Declarant or the Board may adopt and promulgate procedures and grounds for appeals. The decision of the Declarant or the Board, with respect to all appeals, shall be final and determinative. Inspection of Work Upon the completion of any Improvement, if the ARC finds that such work was not done in compliance with all approved plans and specifications submitted or required to be submitted for its prior approval, it shall notify the Owner and the Association of such noncompliance, and shall require the Owner to remedy the same. If, upon the expiration of seven (7) business days from the date of such notification, the Owner has failed to commence to remedy such noncompliance or reached agreement with the ARC on a plan for such remedy, the Association shall determine the nature and extent of noncompliance thereof and the estimated cost of correction or removing the same. The Association shall notify the Owner in writing of the estimated cost of correction or removal. The Owner shall then only have five (5) days to commence such remedy and thirty (30) days to complete such remedy, unless the ARC extends such time period. If the Owner still does not comply with the Association's ruling within such designated period, the Association, at its option, may either remove the non-complying improvement or remedy the noncompliance, and the Owner shall reimburse the Association upon demand for all expenses incurred in connection therewith. If such expenses are not promptly repaid by the Owner to the Association, the Association shall levy an assessment and file a lien against such Owner and the Improvement in question and the land on which the same is situated for reimbursement and the same shall be enforced and/or foreclosed upon as set forth in the Declaration. The ARC may inspect all work in progress and give notice of noncompliance as provided above. Compliance Deposit Each contractor must submit a compliance deposit of $5,000 for each property prior to receiving final approval from the ARC to ensure compliance with the ARC guidelines and CC & R's. This deposit must be received before any construction can begin. Deposits will be returned, without interest, after the final construction compliance inspection has been completed and signed off by the ARC. At the final walkthrough, the ARC representative will confirm that the project adheres to the previously approved plans and or variances. Any 6 Page fines levied for noncompliance with the guidelines set forth by the association and the ARC will be deducted prior to the release of the compliance deposit. Design Submittal See Article VI of the Declaration. All Design Submittals shall include the following materials: 1. Site plans including landscaping, walks and decks, existing & proposed topography and drainage patterns. (Scale: 1/8" = V-0" or similar engineering scale) 2 Complete Construction Drawings signed by licensed architect. One set shall be submitted to the ARC for approval (digital format is preferred). This includes floor plans, exterior elevations of all sides, roof plan, building sections, specifications, electrical/lighting plan, construction details, structural plans & details, all fire protection systems including a separate drawing describing the fire protection system. (Scale 1/4" = V-0") 3. Samples of all exterior materials with their respective color proposals in an adequate size to evaluate properly. Preliminary digital submittals are acceptable with the understanding that physical material samples may be requested at a later date. Upon receipt of the plan package, the fire protection authority having jurisdiction shall be notified to review the fire protection system. 4, A review fee will be required at the time of submission of all the design submittal documents and materials. The Owner shall submit the required design review fee to the ARC. It shall be the duty of the Association to establish the amount of the design review fee. The purpose of the design review fee shall be to defray the Association's cost of review of all proposed site plans and specifications submitted to them. The current review fee total will be calculated at $1 per SF based on the livable square footage. For example, a house planned at 3,200 SF shall have a design review fee of$3,200. If review time including revisions exceeds 10 hours, additional ARC work will be billed at $250.00/hr. There will be a $500.00 review fee for remodels and exterior home modifications. If remodel review time exceeds 2 hours, additional ARC work will be billed at $250.00/hr. S Should the applicant and designer wish to have their project reviewed in the schematic stage to determine the appropriateness of their design, a preliminary review is encouraged. No additional review fee will be required, and any requested changes by the ARC can be more effectively incorporated into the final design. a Compliance Deposit asspecified. 7 Page Start of Construction No construction work shall be initiated without a building permit or Land Use permit issued by appropriate governing authority (if such permits are required) and without written approval of the plans by the ARC. All building construction and landscaping must conform to both the final approved plans by the City of Meridian, if required, and the ARC. Storage of anything on the Lot prior to construction is completely forbidden, unless permission is obtained in writing from theARC. Dogs are not permitted on the construction site unless owned by Home Owner. 8 1 P a g e ARC PROCEDURE ARC Review Procedures A complete set of construction documents must be submitted to the ARC for approval. Plans will only be accepted on the first Thursday of each month. The ARC will have up to 30 days to review the proposed plans. No requests for rushed reviews will be accepted. Pre-Construction It is the Owner's/Builder's responsibility to make certain the site is staked prior to construction in order to determine that the building site falls within designated setbacks (site staking to include all major corners of the house, driveway, property lines and setbacks — work to be done by a civil engineer or licensed surveyor). A signed and stamped certification letter from the civil engineer or licensed surveyor verifying correct property staking standards shall be sent to the ARC prior to start of construction. Pre-Construction Checklist - COMPLETESET OFARC-APPROVED CONS TRUCTIONDRAWINGS -$5,000 COMPLIANCE DEPOSIT -SITE IS STAKED AS OUTLINEDABOVE -LOT IDENTIFICATION SIGN WITH ADDRESS -COPY OF COUNTYAPPROVED LAND USE PERMIT Notification of Completion and Final Release Upon completion of the project, the contractor must contact the appropriate representative at Pura Vida Ridge Ranch, who will arrange a meeting for a final walk through between a representative from the ARC and the contractor. At this time, the ARC representative will review the plans to ensure that the building was constructed as designed and that all aspects of completed construction are in compliance with the previously approved plans. Discrepancies between submitted plans and completed construction are subject to a Notice of Non-Compliance and fines may be assessed accordingly and deducted from the compliance deposit. The ARC reserves the right to require that any unapproved changes be rebuilt as originally specified in the approved drawings. Pending approval of the final project, the ARC will submit written notice that will serve to indicate that funds remaining in the compliance deposit be released to the General Contractor or Owner. 9 Page ELEMENTS OFCOMPOSITION In an effort to achieve the highest level of design integrity for homes at Pura Vida Ridge Ranch, each project submitted for review will be evaluated in accordance with the following elements of composition and will ultimately be subject to the discretion of the ARC for acceptance: i. Site Integration: Each residence within Pura Vida Ridge Ranch must be integrated into its particular site. This includes: proper location within setbacks, easements, and other governing restrictions, well designed and thought-out floor plans, appropriate massing with regards to existing grades and natural features, adequate integration of drainage responding to existing and proposed surface water flows, and appropriate and thoughtful use of exterior materials. Design Concepts: 1. Articulation of main entrances. Each residence shall have a clearly defined main entrance that is articulated by roof and building massing as well as landscaped design elements such as sidewalks, planting, lighting elements, etc. The main entrance shall face the street. 2. Orientation of residences. Each residence shall be oriented to the unique environment of the Project. The residence may be additionally oriented to distant views. 2. Scale: Homes should be appropriately scaled relative to the property in regards to vertical massing and overall home size. Generally speaking, the scale for each home shall be as small as possible while remaining consistent with the Owner's lifestyle needs, as well as design concept and style. Site features are to be taken into consideration as well. 3. Proportion: Each design element should be inherently proportional to the overall structure. This applies to roofs, windows, doors, details, posts and columns, facia, entry areas, exterior walls, and site walls. This is true for the programmatic elements of a residence as well. For example, a Great Room volume should appear visually dominant over a bedroom suite. The intent is to make certain all elements of a home shall be in pleasing proportion to each other and the composition as awhole. 10 1 " age 4. Rhythm: Rhythm refers to the overall continuity between a project's massing and detailing. Architecture should exhibit a distinct rhythm in regard to component size, shape, and patterns within the recurrence of overall forms such as window and door openings, roof lines, structural support elements, colors, and materials. 5. Balance: Balance is the overall composition of visual forms; the integration and placement of exterior materials, proportion of window areas to wall mass, and the composition and arrangement of different building masses. 6. Color: The use of color should be an integral part of a project's design and a key component in the project's overall context. The colors used must be muted earth tones and also harmonize and complement the surrounding site and neighboring residences; the goal is to create a diversity of color that adds charm to the entire community. Trim colors should demonstrate only subtle color changes from the main body of the building. Limited use of bolder accents may be used if demonstrated to the ARC to be compatible with the character of the development. 7. Texture: Keeping in mind the propensity for smooth surfaces to reflect sunlight, it is imperative a project's design incorporate a rich and varied palette of textures on roof and wall surfaces to minimize reflectivity. Dramatic, overly-done textures should be avoided however, since they can be distracting visually. Subtle textures are preferred. 111 Page DESIGN GUIDELINES Exterior Walls The exterior walls are one of the most important aesthetic elements in the building design and will reflect the image of the entire subdivision. Elements of specific concern are scale, proportion, texture and color. The scale and proportion of the exterior walls must have inherent interest and diversity, and harmonize with the high-quality nature of the development. All buildings will be of new construction and there will be no log, manufactured, mobile, pre-assembled, or modular buildings allowed. 1. Materials. The materials that are acceptable to provide the desired look and texture are stone and brick, timber beams, wood siding (painted or stained) and stucco. If determined appropriate by the committee, properly selected and laid cultured stone will be allowed. The ARC will consider other building materials on the market that maintain the aesthetic character of the subdivision. 2 Concrete. Exposed concrete shall be limited to a maximum of 6 inches from the bottom of the siding to the finish grade. Exposures of more than 6 inches shall be covered by shrubs, masonry veneer, textured concrete surfaces such as exposed aggregate or synthetic stucco. Board form concrete may be considered as an appropriate material but must be presented to the ARC for approval. 3 Wall Form. No wall shall consist of a single finish treatment for more than 14 horizontal feet without interruption by a wall projection, window, wall corner, wall recess, porch or other architectural form that adds interest. 4, Windows and Doors. Windows are an important architectural elements and therefore are required to be designed in a manner consistent with the residential area of the subdivision. Additionally, projections and recesses, and divided light windows are encouraged to accentuate a residential feel. a. All windows shall be of double or triple glazing. b. Low "E" coatings are permitted. No mirrored glass or heavily tinted glasswill be allowed. 12 c. Clad wood windows are required. d. Unclad wood and Vinyl windows are not acceptable. Metal-clad, wood, and metal windows are acceptable. e. All exterior doors, including garage doors, must be submitted for approval. f. The patterns, sizing, symmetry (or asymmetry) of windows and doors determines the scale and feel of a building. The ARC will require that the following aspects be carefully addressed in the window and door design: 1. Consistency of types and shapes. 2. Special shapes used for "feature" windows in appropriate areas. 3. Use of window patterns consistent with the design and massing of the structure. 4. Consistent use of window forms in conjunction with adjacent window forms. 5. Garages. Each may have a maximum of 2 garage doors. Roofs Roofs are a major element in the building design and therefore will be emphasized by the Committee. 1. Shape and Form. It is the intention of these guidelines to require traditional gable, hip, and shed roof designs used in creative and aesthetically pleasing combinations. The traditional forms not only help establish the rural feel desired, but also make the structure more practical for the owners. Secondary roof forms are highly recommended in designs for the Project. These are particularly useful to give proper scale to large roof masses. In addition, no roof ridge line shall extend more than forty feet (40')without interruption by an intersecting roof line, secondary roof structure, or step-down roof in order to break up the overall roof mass. For further illustration, see drawing below. A variance to this requirement can be applicable with submittal and approval from the ARC on a case by case basis. 2 Roof Pitches. The minimum roof pitch shall be 6:12 for the major components of any roof. Minor components and secondary roof structures, such as shed roofs and dormer roofs may have pitches as low as 4:12 (3:12 if determined appropriate by theARC). 13 a. Under certain special circumstances the roof design may incorporate, as a minor component of the overall roof design, a flat roof (<3:12 if determined appropriate by the ARC). 3 Secondary Roof Structures. Skylights, chimneys, and solar collectors are not considered secondary roof structures. Dormers and most other secondary roof structures are encouraged, both to add interest and scale to major roof areas and to make habitable use of space within the roofs. Dormers and other secondary roofs may have gable, hip, or shed forms and may be stacked in multiple forms. When designing the location of skylights, consideration should be given to the exterior appearance of the unit. Locations should also be coordinated with window and door locations. Skylights shall be located away from valleys, ridges, and all other areas where drifting snow and snow ice may hinder the performance and safety of the unit. Solar collectors can be very unsightly, and therefore, shall be integrated into the overall roof design, and shall be placed parallel with the slope of the roof or wall of the building. 4 Eaves, Soffits, and Facia. All major roof components shall have a minimum horizontal eave projection of 30 inches measured from the finished wall. Minor roof structures may have a reduced eave projection as necessary to maintain proper proportion for a specific architectural effect demonstrated to the ARC. Eaves may have a horizontal or angled return to the wall. Soffits shall be required to cover all rafter tails and rough framing material except where framing members are finished and protected from exposure. a Gutters, Downspouts, and Flashing. Gutters and downspouts are allowed, but they must be of a color and finish that blends with the finish colors of the structure. Unpainted gutters, downspouts or flashing will not be allowed. Flashing materials shall be of copper or anodized sheet metal. f Equipment and Ventilating Roof Projections. Should roof- mounted equipment be needed, it shall be integrated into the overall roof design and screened. All roof mounted HVAC equipment will be screened from view with an architectural element consistent with the design of the building and oriented 141 away from the street side of the building. Other non-roof mounted equipment shall likewise be screened from view either with architectural elements such as approved fencing or with the use of landscaping. a. All Metal Chimney Caps must be painted flat black. No other color is allowed. 7. Fire Protection. Residences that are 3,600 square feet or larger are required to have a sprinkler fire suppression system. This sprinkler fire suppression system should comply with code requirements, designed and engineered (with appropriate stamps and signatures), and installed in accordance with the current edition of the appropriate National Fire Protection Standard for the building and its use, and must be approved by the "fire protection authority having jurisdiction." Garages are exempt from the square footage. Site Development and Landscape Guidelines All site improvement plans shall be reviewed and approved by the ARC prior to commencement of construction or alteration. Minor adjustments to the landscaping after initial construction shall not require submittal of plans. Minor adjustments shall include replacement of dead or dying vegetation and the addition of trees, shrubs or other landscaping features providing that such additions are consistent with the Site Development and Landscape Guidelines. 1. Setbacks and Easements. With the exception of fences and privacy screens as described in these guidelines, all buildings or structures shall be erected, placed, constructed or remodeled so as to be in compliance with the R-8 setbacks allowed by the City of Meridian's Uniform Development Code. 2 Driveways. All driveways and parking areas shall be surfaced with asphalt or concrete. 3, Fences and Privacy Screens. One of the primary goals of the Project is to create an atmosphere that is open and expansive. Any lot fencing shall be open style, wrought iron, steel or aluminum, unless approved by the ARC for specific reasons demonstrated by the applicant. Privacy screening and fencing for screening of mechanical equipment only will be allowed. Fencing should be only as high as necessary to screen the area or equipment in question and will in no instance exceed 6 feet 15 Page (6')in height unless specifically approved in writing by the ARC. Walls and fences must be an integral part of the residence. Materials allowed must be the same as the privacy screening discussed below. 4, Kennels. In general, kennels are discouraged in favor of the "invisible fence" system. A kennel shall not exceed 300 sf. ft. Kennels or dog runs must be placed within the area allowable for side or rear yard fencing. Kennels shall be integrated into the dwelling (attached)to avoid isolation and to provide as much aesthetic appeal as possible. Kennels shall not be higher than six (6) feet in height and must be built using the same building materials as Privacy Screening. Kennels must be kept clean and free from obnoxious odors or undue barking dogs. Chain link kennels are not allowed. All kennels and dog runs must be approved by the ARC. 5. Privacy Screening. Privacy screens will be allowed but must be constructed of wood siding, stucco, brick, or stone,and they shall be an integrated part of the main building. Privacy Screening shall not exceed into more than 1/3 of the required setback on the front or sides, nor more than 1/3 of the setback on the rear elevation, nor be more than 1/3 the width of the structure on the front, side, or rear elevation. Plans for privacy screening must be submitted and approved by the ARC. fi Exterior Lighting. See the Declaration. Additionally, all lighting for the buildings and walk areas shall be concealed or recessed into the structure where possible. Also, where wall mounted fixtures or bollard type lighting for pedestrian circulation areas are required, all lighting will be of a type that has the luminaire of the fixture shielded from view from any angle with the exception of the area intended to be illuminated. A high quality illuminated house number is also required.. No permanent colored lighting will be permitted. Exceptions may be made for seasonal decorations as a temporary condition. Florescent fixtures are to be fitted with "warm" lamps. 7. Utilities. All utilities including, but not limited to, natural gas, electricity, telephone and cable TV shall be located underground. a No Storage Sheds. Storage needs should be anticipated in the planning stage and will be required to be an integral part of the design of the building. 16 a Fire Pits. No wood burning fire pits allowed. 1Q Temporary Structures. No temporary structures, trailers, campers, motor buildings, tents, shacks, or similar structures shall be used at any time on the lot. During construction, a temporary construction trailer may be allowed. 11. Construction Materials. Storage, Clean Up, and Debris. A list of acceptable procedures and guidelines will be given to the Owner prior to actual construction commencing and will require the written acceptance of compliance by the Owner prior to starting construction or construction will not be approved. Construction materials shall not at any time prior to or during construction be placed or stored in the street or placed anywhere else so as to impede, obstruct or interfere with pedestrians within the street right of way. Construction materials shall be removed from the entire Lot within thirty (30) days of substantial completion of construction. 12 Construction Sites and Surrounding Road. Shall be kept clean, neat, and well organized, keeping all dirt, mud, concrete cleaned up daily. Any construction debris shall be the responsibility of the Building Contractor and Owner and shall be kept clean and properly stored. If construction debris blows onto another Owner's lot, it is the responsibility of the Owner's Contractor to clean it up immediately. If not conforming, Pura Vida Ridge Ranch HOA will clean and charge Lot Owner. No dumping is allowed on any non-under construction lot. There is no onsite dumping in Pura Vida Ridge Ranch. All contractors are responsible for haul off of materials. Contractors shall be aware of the annoyance of excessively loud radios and music disturbing the neighboring properties, and take steps to mitigate this problem. Of particular concern to the Declarant is street cleanliness. Any construction debris, and most especially dirt, gravel, rocks, and concrete which find their way into the street shall be removed by the end of every business day. Owners are highly encouraged to notify their Building Contractors in writing of this important condition prior to signing their construction contract with them. a Grading and Drainage. It is the Owner's responsibility not to alter grades in such a way that would affect the overall 17 drainage pattern of each individual lot. It is however, encouraged that grading be used to create a private garden(s). Mounding and earth berms are encouraged if they fit into the homeowner's landscape design and accommodate prescribed lot drainage and are natural in appearance per ARC approval. Grading plans indicating drainage must be submitted to the ARC with the landscape package for review and approval. All grading plans which change a lot's drainage pattern should be prepared by a landscape architect, soils engineer, or a civil engineer to ensure proper design. Positive drainage shall be maintained away from all surrounding property lines and on-site buildings. b. Surface drainage swales within lots are to be directed towards the drainage swales at the street or to existing, natural drainage courses on site. 13 Creek Side Lots. Lots adjacent to existing creek must adhere to setback restrictions defined by the Army Corps of Engineers. No grading or manicured landscaping is allowed within the setback boundaries defined on the Lot. No structures are permitted within the setback boundaries. Landscaping Landscaping will be required to enhance the value of the property and the aesthetics of the site. The entire site shall be landscaped, including up to the actual edge of the road. Land- scape, grading and irrigation plans shall be submitted and approved by the ARC. In locating shrubs, perennials, vines, groundcovers and trees, consideration must be given to surrounding neighbors concerning view corridors and sun penetration to their site. Owners shall maintain the transition from the formal landscaping around the buildings and the Open Space areas that will be maintained according to the Firewise Natural Open Space Plan. In no case shall the mown turf area of the landscaping exceed 10,000 square feet. An underground sprinkler system will be required and sod must be installed. Landscaping must be complete within sixty (60) days of occupancy, weather and season permitting. Landscaping Maintenance: Lawns and landscaping shall be 18 Page maintained in a manner that shall not detract from the appearance and value of the adjoining Lots or dim inish the aesthetics of the subdivision. Infractions will be dealt with as set forth in the Declaration. The intent of this provision is to ensure that every Lot in the Project is maintained in a uniform manner. Landscaping Requirements for IndividualResidences Each proposed residence will provide a Landscape Plan for review and approval by the ARC. This plan will show all foundation and perimeter plantings, irrigation system plans, sidewalks, and other landscape elements. This landscape plan will be designed to soften the transition between the building and the landscaped lot and will be consistent with the approved landscape plan of the Project. Landscape beds shall be edged and mulched in washed gravel or bark mulch. Yard irrigation system timers/clocks are required to be on the exterior of the home as part of the ARC approved landscape plan. 19 Page A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S STAMP: ...•..,,�� OF jD �# 1 1 ��D.Rory 141 Fraimin r �3Rs�i; X By o S, � s 9© ; > £ e z � Lakehouse Homemade Q c y" 00N9T39II0T10N ra a Q E 21 Apparel Pro Services Q "zlz • rz x Euma o. 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Reproduction or use in any Ir. ° form or by any means without written permission of w I I 8S — • 8S — \\ / / \ \ \ TOTAL NUMBER OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LOTS= 157 LOTS South Landscape Architecture P.C.Dba South < C \ Beck&Baird Landscape Architecture P.C.is a 1 r , , \ 21 g / l \ \\ \ unlawful and subject to criminal prosecution. o TOTAL NUMBER OF COMMON LOTS= 35 LOTS , 5 /` 2a4sF 1 o GROSS LOT DENSITY= 5.96 LOTS/AC 5 REVISIONS: o BLOCK 3 I _ _ _ RESIDENTIAL LOT NET DENSITY= 15.77 LOTS/AC No. Date Description z w2w s leas 4eo s w5io ♦5io3ss �eo s 8 s w9-3 n s sum si cn I I a ROW AREA= 21.06% 241,641 SF w 0 00 /�' \ °va \ a-=F •,� \ \ \ 1 ' COMMON LOT AREA= 41.12% 471,734 SF BUILDING LOT AREA= 37.81% 433,797 SF w °°-� 2u / ` \ 12 MIN. LOT SIZE = 1,400 SF N 'A��31 � � 26 \ \ \ OVERALL AVERAGE LOT SIZE = 2,763 SF o N I ROAD �7„ � /� �/ BLOCK 3 ��-� ,� " 4 \\ \ R-8 AVERAGE LOT SIZE = 5,991 SF 14-3 LL //i / \ / • \ � \ I R-15 AVERAGE LOT SIZE = 2,000 SF 6 \ HOUSING TYPE SUMMARY 16-3 / • • / SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 30 UNITS SINGLE FAMILY ATTACHED NO PARKING PAD 59 UNITS 3 s \ 31,-w SINGLE FAMILY ATTACHED W/PARKING PAD 37 i / a15 s \. SINGLE FAMILY ATTACHED ALLEY LOAD W/PARKING PAD 31 UNITS 1 / Total 157 UNITS BLOCK 4 z r / 1 J • \ — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — ' s3im2 w . \ �" 16 / «$ // _-� 0�\ 1� ® leis / 2 OPEN SPACE CALCULATIONS / �e'-=r / 7-1 o o \ 2m g // / ems' \ \ > \ I 17 7 / / \ _g / / \ \ \ I COMMON LOTS& BUFFERS 7 QUALIFIED QUALIFIED J 11 6-5 \ I _ - ,,,.srtr 18 OPEN OPEN ACTUAL SPACE SPACE \ AREA(SF) CREDIT AREA (SF) \� 19 HALF OF 35-FOOT E. LAKE HAZEL RD. 13UFFER (11-3G-3.B.4) 6,386 1000% 6,386 8S �• / - \ 20-FOOT LINEAR MEWS (11-3G-3.B.1.E) 51,255 100% 56,273 \\ \ \ OPEN SPACE (50' X 100' MIN.) (11-3G-3.6.1.A) 165,818 100% 165,818 OPEN SPACE RIDGE FACE - NON QUALIFIED 155,122 0% - 8 0 Paz Ov�N \ \ \ / OPEN SPACE -OTHER NON QUALIFIED 66,089 0% - 8 kr \ NOG�ERF�E� �\ \ \ 21 SHARED DRIVEWAYS 31,745 0% - • TOT-LOT � S :.. \ ,`m3.-4 I o BLOCK ; .. \ \ \ \ \� \ 44 45 46 47 ul 90fZ .3-= µ=; \� \ \ TOTAL OPEN SPACE 476,415 SF 228,477 SF SHEET SA.12 ,a,-1 22 Z sr \ r \ 42 SHEET SA.13 'as= /� \ _- QUALIFIED OPEN SPACE PROVIDED: 228,477� SF 23 19.92% • TOTAL OPEN SPACE PROVIDED: 476,415 SF 24 M 41.53%14-5FCI I ;a,-= I ` \\ \ \� \� 40 39 38 41 25 A — — — — �z \ r pis= /i _ u, / \I , \ \ i \ 26 Contacts �"� PC CIS IIa BLo s \ j ogr \ \ 37 \ 27 ;�� 32-5 -5 � A \ \ \ \ / 6gd \ SUNRISE RIM, LLC II I � �°s \, 5-8 \ \ \\\ \ AUDREY D ORAZIO 10 II s9�1 / \ o \ ae \ 28 OWNER 4450 W. SADDLE RIDGE DR. 10 \, �6A `r / // \ s \ \ \� NAMPA, ID 83687 m / 31 e - \ P4 bl CELL: 208.724.6239 \ a , \ 29 CO 35 3 \ \ / \ \� SOUTH BECK & BAIRD 29-5 I e exsr BLOCK s 30 JAY GIBBONS I T11 ,- r -- — , �, ' ; / �9a °'� • ;\, \ LAND PLANNER 2002 S. VISTA AVE. �g \ \ 3� BOISE, ID 83705 � I I I 2 \ - ERICKSON CIVIL INC. \ \ 35 \ 32 ROSS ERICKSON, P.E. W 5�-5 \ \ \ \ 36 ENGINEER 6213 N. C LOVERDALE RD. STE 125 / I I °\ \ �\ \ - \\ / '% / �' \ %';`� \ \ BOISE, ID 83705 rj) cc L BLOCK 9 \ -s \ \ \\\ \ 19§ / \\ \ \ \ / �`�. I \\ \ 19_5 / 24-5 \ .; - \ OFF: 208.846.8955 �„� � I � ,aee / // BLOCK 5 .a si / \ 33\ III \ - ? Sr e \ 00 I o I \ o \\ \ \ T / 2a_5 ° ` \ COMPASS LAND SURVEYING SF 04 2 5 -/� \ \ \ RICHARD GRAY, P.L.S. \�, \\ \ \ PROFESSIONAL 12 I SHEET SAJA \ , \�;�o \ ?28-_ /; •% SHEET SA.15 \ 623 11 TH AVE. 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Movement ' '-. " MOQ v a z 1r,.�1.t 1.......... 1 U 3.....-.. 2 o OWR = � W i m z Qw v � u 4 [3.911 3 91 M] 24'-5" P-45� _ 4 a m o -- w 31 [0.93M] [o.aoM] �. H Features 24 stretching exercises that are Features 24 exercises including the pull- iI c o a perfect beginning and ending to any up, chin-up, hurdle dip and hurdle jump. "' w a exercise routine. ❑ Copyright © 2020 w 1 1 ■ o ❑ ❑ ❑ All rights reserved. Reproduction or use in any z [0.92M] [1.15M] for.or by any means without written permission of W South Landscape Architecture P.C.Dba South El El El G ¢ Beck&Baird Landscape Architecture P.C.is unlawful and subject to criminal prosecution. z 1 n 2Z-5" 4'-l" - [1.23M] o 5 [500M] [ssaM] ' [1.23M] -- a. °' 5 REVISIONS: w No. Date Description w ENERGI PRIME o Station 1 : Static & Dynamic Stretches ENERGI PRIME STATION#1 ,BACK, N Equipment Manufacturer STATIC&DYNAMIC PULLING,BACK,ANGLE BAR &HURDLE EXERCISES o STRETCHES Station 2: Pulling Back, Angle Bar & Equipment Manufacturer Power & Agility Step �v 3'\ w Exercises PLA��ORLD [13o6M] Hurdle Exercises pLAyV1/ORLD [091"� z ENERG[TOTAL BODY FITNESS SYSTEM M '1 The world needs play: TOTAL BODY FITNESS SYSTEM M The world needs play. o ZZXX0089S &ZZXX0092S ZZXX0090S a w x I- 6 6 STATION AREA #1 WORKOUT STATION AREA #2 &—ECIRKOUT NO SCALE 2 NO SCALE Energy Prime Complete 5 Station System Design Number:ENERGI-PR-500SM-Compliance and Technical Data Reference Document:ASTM F1487 Pre- Post- Unit Total Consumer CO2e Active 7 Ref. ASTM Weight Recycled Content Footprint Install Concrete Play 7 No. Part No. Qty. Description Status (Ibs) (Ibs) (kgs) Users Hours (Yds3) Events yy ASTM F1487 The lay-out for this custom playscape,design number ENERGI-PR-500SM,has been configured to meet the requirements of the ASTM F1487 standard. In NOTE■ addition,each of the above components listed as"Certified"have been tested and are IPEMA certified. Components listed as"Not Applicable"do not fall ■ within the scope of the ASTM F1487 standard and have not been tested. IPEMA certification can be verified on the IPEMA website,www.ipema.org. In the interest of playground safety,IPEMA provides a Third Party Certification Service which validates compliance. �y 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design The lay-out was also designed to meet the 2010 Standards published l5-Sep-2010,by the Department of Justice when installed over a properly maintained 1 . Coordinate installation of the workout stations surfacing material that is in compliance with ASTM F1951"Accessibility of Surface Systems Under and Around Playground Equipment"as well as ASTM F1292,"Impact Attenuation of Surfacing Materials Within the Use Zone of Playground Equipment",appropriate for the fall height of the structure. 10 Installation Installation Times with owner & equipment manufacturer. Installation times are based on one experienced installer. A crew of three experienced individuals can perform the installation within the given time,each 2. Coordinate installation of fa I I protection surfacing member working 1/3 of the given hours. [Eg.Installation Time=30 hours. For a crew of three,each member will work 10 hours on the installation fora total of 30 hours on the project.] 8 Ny Carbon Footprint on workout station pads with owner and equipment 8 O O The CO2e(carbon footprint given in Kilograms and Metric Tons)listed above is a measure of the environmental impact this play structure represents from harvesting raw materials to the time it leaves our shipping dock. Playworld Systems nurtures a total corporate culture that is focused on eliminating carbon manufacturer to insure a I I safety standards are met. producing processes and products,reducing our use of precious raw materials,reusing materials whenever possible and recycling materials at every opportunity. Playworld Systems elected to adopt the Publicly Available Specification-,PAS 2050 as published by the British Standards Institute and sponsored by Defra and the Carbon Trust.The PAS 2050 has gained international acceptance as a specification that measures the greenhouse gas emissions in services and goods throughout their entire life cycle. \y Pre-Consumer Recycle Content A measurement,in pounds,that qualifies the amount of material that was captured as waste and diverted from landfill during an initial manufacturing process and is being redirected to a separate manufacturing process to become a different product.E.g.100%of our Aluminum Tubing is made from �� w captured waste material during the manufacturing process of extruded Aluminum products such as rods,flat bars and H-channels. My Post-Consumer Recycle Content A measurement,in pounds,that qualifies the amount of material that was once another product that has completed its lifecycle and has been diverted from a landfill as a solid waste through recycling and is now being used in a Playworld Systems'product.E.g.—20%to 40%of the steel in our steel tubing and sheet steel have been diverted from landfills. Automobiles are scrapped and recyclable steel is purchased by the steel mill that produces our raw product. "The amount of Post-Consumer recycled steel fluctuates daily based on the availability of the recycled steel. 04 9 9 � •� W � w O ENERGI ENERCl 10 E�� �r 11►,�''<;,�� ial�a'�t� „ 10 �..� 1-1 ­fill A I,ll'Trf to L ~I Y ENERGI ,_! ji ENERGIoil 11 -i ,_l` _ 11 oil Side A: Push-Up & Balance Exercises Side B: Squat & Dip Exercises Side A: Agility Step Exercises Side B: Power Step Exercises Ir 3- 11 4, 11 J a co 12 12 91-1011 18'-7" [5.68M] [3.01 M] ENERGI PRIME Features 24 exercises including the 6' Features 24 Stretching including the STATION#4 31-1" [1.84M] POWER&AGILITY [0.94M] squat, single-leg squat, V-sit, triceps dip, step-up, lateral step-up V-step and A- STEP EXERCISES balance beam an push-up. step. [1.72M] 13 1 El 13 r rl 1 11 [6.50M] —[0. 1 [3.93M] ENERGI PRIME 31 31-111 STATION f13 [0.92M] [0.9311 Station 3: Squat Dip, Push-UP & Balance Equipment Manufacturer &13ALANCEDIP, EXERCISES Equipment Manufacturer Core, Torso & Balance Disc �_ 3111° ENERG[K DRAWN BY: Exercises �'-PLAyWORLD ENERG[, �PLAyWORLD [0.93 M] AGK 2'-6" TOTAL BODY FITNESS SYSTEM M �, [0.76M] TOTAL BODY FITNESS SYSTEM "T7 �� The world needs play: The world needs play: 14 ZZXX0091 S &ZZXX0093S 14 CHECKED BY: JDR PROJECT NUMBER WORKOUT STATION AREA #3 WORKOUT STATION AREA #3 19-0130 3 NO SCALE NO SCALE SHEET: 15 15 SA , 21 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N 0 P Q R S