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r+� <br />1. Lot grading will be done in such a way as <br />to preserve the existing topographic <br />features and to provide positive drainage. <br />All site grading shall be designed to meet <br />the following standards: <br />Minimum Maximum <br />Slope Slope <br />Landscape areas 2% 3:1 <br />Parking lots 2% 4% <br />Driveways 2% 5% <br />Pedestrian paths 1% 8% <br />2. No cut or fill slopes of any type shall be <br />steeper than 3:1 with smooth vertical <br />transitions. Where space limitations <br />demand, terracing with approved retaining <br />walls shall be utilized. <br />uwppt� 4rrM1s� rwwelA hrnrh4n <br />I <br />1� <br />_�� /wr�MV�1 rbpr j <br />3 <br />Mexlmum Cut or Fltl Slopes <br />grlrMWq wN �) <br />Tertacing <br />tlwOSt11 hrnrRlwn <br />Smooth Transitions Between Changes In Slope <br />designed with smooth transitions between <br />changes in slope. <br />5. Storm water shall be detained on site <br />when necessary. <br />6. Site grading shall be designed in such a <br />way to limit the amount of site runoff <br />entering the areas reserved as <br />Conservation Easements. <br />SETBACKS <br />The purpose of the Setback Requirements is to <br />establish a coordinated streetscape image, provide <br />sufficient space between buildings to ensure <br />adequate light and primacy and to provide sufficient <br />space between roads, buildings and parking to <br />ensure privacy, and sound control. <br />3. Where retaining walls are required, they 1. Minimum setbacks for buildings and <br />shall be of a material compatible with the parking lots from adjacent street rights -of -way and <br />building architecture. Lots shall be as follows: <br />4. Berms, channels, swales, etc, shall be <br />graded in such a way as to be an integral <br />part of the grading, and paved surface <br />Blackthron Corporate Center - Development Guidelines 411193 <br />