STETSON VALLEY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
DESIGN GUIDELINES
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DESIGN GUIDELINES
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ARTICLEl ARCHITECTTJRAL REVIEW COMMITTEE; GENERAL PROVISIONS
1.1 Architectural Review Committee; Requirement for Approval...... 1 1.2 Establishment of Design Guidelines ...... 1 1.3 Permitted Uses; Defined Te1111s ...... 1 1.4 Use Restrictions ...... 1 1.5 Modification; Conflict...... l 1.6 Right of Waiver ...... 1
ARTICLE2 SUBMITTAL PROCESS
2.1 Required Materials ...... 2 2.2 Process ...... n••·····••n• .. ········•nn••······ ...... 2 2.3 Compliance with Requirements of Governmental Authorities ...... 3 2.4 Warranty Disclaimer ...... ;\
ARTICLE3 LANDSCAPING 3.1 Initial Installation ...... 3 3.2 Landscape Concept...... ,...... 3 3.3 Plant Materials List ...... 3 3.4 Prohibited Plants ...... 4 3.5 Irrigation Systems ...... 4 3.6 Ground Coverage ...... 4 3.7 Concrete ...... 4 3.8 FoU11dation Planting and Lawns ...... 5 3.9 Plastic She-eting ...... 5 3.10 Landscape Structures and Ornamentation ...... 5 3.11 Minimum Standards for Front Yard Landscape Installation ...... 5 3.12 Removal ofDebris ...... 6
ARTICLE4 ANTENNAS/SATELLITE DISHES
4.1 Communication Services ...... 6 4.2 Approved Devices ...... 6 4.3 Impainnent of Ability to Receive Signals ...... 7 4.4 Restricted Devices ...... 7 512291.2 [7nt05 8:17 AM] 0133653 i ARTICLES OTIIER IMPROVEMENTS AND ALTERATIONS
5.1 General Architectural and Design Character ...... 7 5 .2 Comer Lot Visibility Restrictions ...... 8 5.3 Exterior Lighting ...... 8 5.4 Fireplaces and Barbecues ...... 8 5.5 Flags ...... 8 5.6 Gutters and Downspouts ...... 9 5. 7 Holiday Decorations ...... ,...... 9 5.8 Play Equipment ...... 9 5.9 Pools, Spas and Jacuzzis ...... 9 5. 1O Security Doors. , ...... 1O 5 .11 Solar Energy Devices ...... 10 S.12 Storage Sheds ...... 10 5.13 Ta:riks ...... H•···· .. ··••nu .. ,.-, .... u,, .. , ..... 10
Attachments:
Exhibit A-Arizona Department Of Water Resources Low Water Use Drought Tolerant Plant List And Supplemental Information
Stetson Valley Architectural Review Form
Sl229f.2 f7/7i05 8:17 AM] 0133653 ii STETSON VALLEY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
DESIGN GUIDELINES (Adopted June 30, 2005)
ARTICLE! ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE; GENERAL PROVISIONS
1.1 Architectural Review Committee; Rsguirement for Approval. The Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Stetson Valley, as it may be amended from time to time (the "Declaration"), provides for an Architectural Review Committee (the "ARC"). So long as any Co-Declarant is a Member of the Association, the members of the ARC are to be appointed by the Co-Declarant(s); thereafter, the Board of Directors of the Stetson Valley Owners Association will appoint the members of the ARC. The ARC shall review and approve or disapprove, prior to construction or installation, any landscaping, building, fence, wall or other structure or Improvement of whatever type that will be Visible From Neighboring Property unless review and approval of any such Improvement is not required according to the provisions of the Declaration or these Design Guidelines. Any additions or changes to existing Improvements or to the exterior of any Residential Unit also require the approval of the ARC prior to construction or installation.
1.2 Establishment of Design Guidelines. The ARC has established these Design Guidelines to provide for (i) architectural rules and guidelines for all Improvements and additions and changes to existing Improvements so that all Improvements within the Property may exist in hannony to surrounding structures and topography, and (ii) landscaping rules and guidelines that reflect the climate and regional character of Stetson Valley. The ARC will focus on minimizing environmental impact and maximizing water and energy conservation principles.
1.3 Permitted Uses; J)efmed Terms. Unless specifically excluded from the requirement to obtain the approval of the ARC, any provision in the Declaration or in these Design Guidelines that sets forth a permitted use shall he deemed to permit such use only after approved by the ARC. Capitalized words in this document not otherwise defined shall have the same meaning as described in Article 1 of the Declaration.
1.4 Use Restrictions. Prior to submitting a request to the ARC for approval of an Improvement or addition or change to an existing Improvement, an Owner should read these Design Guidelines and Alticle 3 of the Declaration, which contains the permitted uses and restrictions affecting each Lot.
1.5 Modification; Conflict. These Design Guidelines may be modified ft-0m time to time as may he deemed necessary in the sole discretion of the ARC. In the event of any conflict between these Design Guidelines and the Declaration, the Declaration shall control.
1.6 Right of Waiver. The ARC reserves the right at its sole discretion to waive or vary any of the procedures, guidelines or standards set forth herein.
512191.i [W/2005 8:17 AM] 0133653 ARTICLE2 SUBMITTAL PROCESS
2,1 Required Materials. An Owner shall submit the following, along with 2 completed copies of the Stetson Valley Architectural Review Fonn attached to these Design Guidelines (the "Review Fonn"), to the Association's managing agent An Owner must receive written approval of the submittal from the ARC prior to construction or installation of any Improvement that requires the approval of the ARC.
2.1.1 For landscaping plan approval, or amendments to an approved landscaping plan, the Owner shall submit 2 copies of the landscaping plan for the Lot (no smaller than 8-1/2" x 11" or larger than 11" x 17"), including a description of all varieties and sizes of trees and shrubs, with the location of each tree and shrub clearly delineated on the plan. To the extent that the Owner can color code the trees and shrubs and provide a legend, it will facilitate review. If the Owner desires to install any hardscape, including but not limited to brick, masonry, concrete, rocks or other inert material, such items shall be clearly marked on the landscape plan and a legend shall be provided so that the ARC can easily determine the location and type of material. Lots have been designed and graded tc provide positive drainage from the Lot and to protect environmental resources. In the event the Owner's plan proposes to alter the grade of the Lot, the location of all drainage structures and direction and slope of flow must be indicated on the plan. The ARC's approval of any plan shall not be deemed to constitute an assurance that the grading or drainage change is properly engineered to avoid any undesirable impact.
2.1.2 For changes or additions to the Residential Unit, the Owner shall submit 2 copies of the plot plan and 2 copies of the floor plan for the model and elevation. On such plans, the Owner shall draw the proposed changes or additions to the exterior elevation. If the Owner has a photograph of another house or picture out of a magazine that will assist the ARC, such photo should be submitted. The submittal should contain a description of the materials and colors the Owner plans to use in such changes or additions.
2.1.3 For all other Improvements requiring ARC approval, the Owner shall suhmit a description of the Improvement on the Review Form, samples, pictures and any other descriptive materials demonstrating the intent of the submittal.
2.1.4 Each submittal shall be accompanied by the ARC review fee, which amount shall be determined from time to time by the ARC. The amount of the fee may be obtained by contacting the Managing Agent for the Association. The ARC reserves the right to request additional fees if the complexity of the request requires review by a licensed architect, engineer or other professional consultant.
2.2 Prncess. Owners may not rely on verbal approvals or indications from any person that Improvements will be approved by the ARC. The ARC shall ei1her approve or disapprove in writing each request within 30 days after receipt of the request. If no notice is sent by the ARC within the 30 days, then the proposed Improvement is deemed disapproved. If a request is denied within such 30 day period, then written denial shall be forwarded to the Owner stating the reason for denial. If the ARC requests additional information, then the 30 day period
512291.2 [71712005 8'l7 AM] 0133-653 2 will not commence until all required information has been submitted. It is an Owner's responsibility to make sure 1hat a request and all additional information required by the ARC is received by the ARC,
2,3 Compliance with Requirements of Governmental Authorities. The ARC approvals required pursuant to the Declaration and these Design Guidelines shall be in addition to, and not in lieu of, any approvals or permits which may be required under any federal, state or local law, statute, ordinance, rule or regulation, including, without limitation, all requirements of the City of Phoenix. An approval by the ARC shall not be construed in any way to be an approval by any applicable federal, state or local governmental authority, In the event of conflict between these Design Guidelines and any governmental ordinance, building code or regulation, the more restrictive standard shall prevail
2.4 Warranty Disclaimer, Owners are advised that the construction of or modifications to certain Improvements may void all or a portion of the warranty given to Owners by a Co-Declarant upon acquiring a Lot Prior to commencing construction or modifying an Improvement, an Owner should investigate any effect such construction or modification will have 011 the warranty. The ARC will not be responsible for any warranty that is deemed void as a result of the ARC approving any such construction or modification.
ARTICLE3 LANDSCAPING
3,1 Initial Iustallation. Pursuant to Section 7.7 ofihe Declaration, the front and side yards of a Lot that are not completely enclosed by a wall or fence must be adequately landscaped no later than 60 days following the date on which the Lot is first conveyed to an Owner. Section 7. 7 of the Declaration also requires the Owner of a Lot abutting a Common Area where the rear and/or side yards are enclosed with a wrought iron fence to landscape such rear and/or side yard areas no later than 120 days following the date on which the Lot is first conveyed to an Owner. This means that an Owner of a new Residential Unit must be ready to submit a landscaping request for ARC approval prior to or immediately after closing to be able to obtain an approval and install the landscaping within the required time period.
3.2 Landscape Concept. Landscaping should be designed with emphasis on specie variety for a blending of texture, color and flower mix. Plant massing with drifts of accents will create continuity throughout the Lots, the Project entryways, roadways, open space and parks. Careful consideration should be given to creating a landscape design that uses indigenous materials and is sensitive to the water conservation efforts used in the desert southwest.
3.3 Plaut Materials List. The ARC recommends that all plant materials used be those named in the Low Water Use Drought Tolerant Plant List published by the Atizona Department of Water Resources for the Phoenix Active Management Area and the Supplemental Information thereto (the "ADWR Plant List''). The ADWR Plant List as of the date these Design Guidelines were adopted is attached hereto as Exhibit A. Because it is difficult to name every acceptable plant material available, the ARC will consider requests for plant materials not listed, provided that such plant materials are not on the list of prohibited plant materials in Section 3 .4 of these Design Guidelines. The ARC reserves the right to refuse any plant materials it believes
512291.2 [?n/2005 8:17 AM] 0133653 3 will not be beneficial to the environment of Stetson Valley. Owners should review the use and placement of all plants with a knowledgeable professional or consult appropriate reference material.
3.4 Prohibited Plants. The following plants are prohibited from use within the Project because of their invasive characteristics and adverse effects on the native environment:
(i) Common Bennuda grass (some hybrid species may be permitted);
(ii) Mulberry species;
(iii) Common olive trees; and
(iv) Desert broom.
3.5 Irrigation Systems. All landscape plantings shall be maintained by a fully automatic underground irrigation system. Irrigation systems that use drip emitters instead of spray heads or bubblers, are highly encouraged. When it is necessary to use sprinklers, care should be taken to avoid overspray on hardscape, structures, walls, fences and windows.
3.6 Ground Coverage. The ground surfuces of all yards shall be covered with approved inert or living materials or a combination of both. Approved ine1t materials shall include:
(i) River Rock (3" - 6" in diameter)- not to exceed 10% of yard
(ii) Decomposed granite (3/8" minus material or larger pennitted). Approved colors consist of: Table Mesa Brown, Apache Brown, Nevada Gold, Dese1t Brown, Palomino Coral, Indian Coral, Pink Coral, Madison Gold, Rebel Red, Mojave Gold or Rebel Rose. Only 1 color of decomposed granite is pennitted in front yards.
(iii} Crushed granite
(iv) Boulders (must be from the Valley area & buried at least 1/3 of their depth)
Additions or variances must be approved by the ARC. For the purpose of these Design Guidelines, top soil or decomposed granite smaller than 3/8" minus will not be considered inert material. No artificially colored rock will be pem1itted as ground cover. Ground cover, inert material and any other landscaping, softscape or hardscape, shall not be used to spell out or form names, nicknames, initials, names of states or cities, athletic tcan1s, slogans, states, emblems, geometric patterns or any other word, image, symbol or communication.
3.7 Concrete. Excessive use of concrete ( as detennined by the ARC) in front and street side yards will not be allowed. Requests for concrete installation in addition to the concrete that was installed by a Co-Declarant or a Builder will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
512291.2 [717/2005 8:17 AM] 0!336)3 4 3.8 Foundation Pl@nting and Lawns, Foundation planting shall visually conceal the visible portion of a Residential Unit's base and screen all backflow prevention devices, gas meters and air conditioning units Visible From Neighboring Property within 2 years of installation. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no shrubs or groundcovers shall be placed and no irrigation shall occur within the area that is 18 inches from the Residential Unit. Turf and associated irrigation shall be kept at least 3 feet from a building face, wall or fence, including any fence constructed in part or in whole with wrought iron. Termites and other insects are attracted to moisture. Excessive watering and landscaping around the foundation of the Residential Unit may void the warranty on the Residential Unit and also may void any termite treatment warranty, All lawns that are Visible From Neighboring Property shall be overseeded and maintained with winter rye throughout the fall and winter seasons.
3.9 Plastic Sheeting. TI1e use of solid plastic sheeting or polyethylene over ground areas will not be pennitted. If landscape fabric is used, it must allow the free flow of water, air, and gases to and from the soil. Comparable materials may be used only with prior approval of the ARC.
3.10 Landscape Structures and Ornamentation.
3.10.1 Fountains shall be limited in height to 4 feet above the fmished grade of the Lot. Any fountain shall be of natural material, color and design, each of which are compatible with the overall architectural theme of Stetson Valley, as determined by the ARC. Fountains installed in front yards will be set back a minimum of 20 feet from the front property line. lt is recommended that water features be chlorinated.
3.10.2 No landscape feature shalI be in excess of 4 feet in height. Statues, topiary and artifacts will not be allowed in the front or street side yard with the exception of temporary statues, artifacts and other holiday decorative landscaping items which may be allowed within a reasonable period of time prior to, during and after a holiday season. Statues, topiaries and artifacts will be allowed in rear yards if not Visible From Neighboring Property.
3.11 Minimum Standards for Front Yard Landsca!)e Installation. Front yards should be designed to include minimum quantities and sizes depending 011 the size of the Lot. The following minimum plant material sizes and plant quantities are strongly recommended; however, the ARC will consider variations of these requirements as long as the completed landscape plan results in an attractive front yard:
Trees Lot 50 feet wide 1 fifteen gallon Lot 60 foet wide 2 fifteen gallon Lot 70 feet wide 1 24 inch box and 2 fifteen gallon Lot 80 feet wicle or larger 2 24 inch box and 2 fifteen gallon
512291.2 [7!112005 8:17 AM] 0133653 5 Shrubs Lot 50 feet wide 8 fwe gallon plants 3 one gallon plants Quantities should be increased by at least 25% for Lots 60 feet side, 50% for Lots 70 feet wide and 100% for Lots 80 feet wide and larger
Groundcover Lot 50 feet wide 3 one gallon plants
Quantities should be increased by at least 25% for Lots 60 feet side, 50% for Lots 70 feet wide and 100% for Lots 80 feet wide and la!'ger
3.12 Removal of Debris. Upon completion of any landscaping Improvements, all landscape material debris must be removed from the Lot and any soil or other residue remaining on the street must be cleaned.
ARTICLE4 ANTENNAS/SATELLITE DISHES
4.1 Communication Sei-vkes, If an Owner desires to install an antenna for the purpose of receiving television or other communications services, the rules in tlris Article 4 apply.
4,2 Approved Devices. An antenna one meter or less in diameter or diagonal measurement which is designed to receive signals from direct broadcast satellites (DBS) or designed to receive video programming services from multi-channel multi-point distribution (wireless cable) providers (MMDS) or an antenna that is designed to receive television broadcast signals (TVBS) may be placed, installed, or kept on a Lot without approval by the ARC if the antenna and installation thereof complies with the following restrictions:
4.2.1 The antenna must be placed on the Lot in such a maimer as to not be Visible From Neighboring Property unless it is impossible to do so without impairing the user's ability to receive signals from a provider of DBS, MMDS or TVBS.
4,2.2 If the antenna cannot be placed on the Lot in such a manner as to not be Visible From Neighboring Property without impairing the user's ability to receive signals from a provider of DBS, MMDS or TVBS, then the antenna must be screened by landscaping or by some other means so that it is not Visible From Neighboring Property, unless such screening would impair the user's ability to receive signals from a provider of DBS, l\1MDS or TVBS, in which event the antenna must be screened by landscaping or by some other means to reduce to
S1229L2 [?n/2005 8:17 AM] 0133653 6 the greatest extent possible its Visibility From Neighboring Property without impairing the user's ability to receive signals from a provider ofDBS, MMDS or TVBS.
4.2.3 If the antenna is mounted on a residence or other structure and is Visible From Neighboring Property, the antenna must be painted a color that will blend into the background against which the antenna is mounted, unless the painting of the antenna would impair the user's ability to receive signals from a provider of DBS, MMDS or TVBS.
4.2.4 An antenna that is less than one meter in diameter and is designed to receive video program services from MMDS or an antenna designed to receive TVBS may be mounted on a mast which does not exceed 12 feet in height above the roof line. However, the mast shall be no higher than the height necessary to establish line of sight contact with the transmitter. If the mast or antenna is Visible From Neighboring Property, the mast or antenna must be painted a color that will blend into the background against which the antenna is mounted, so long as the painting of the antenna does not impair the user's ability to receive signals from the MMDS or TVBS provider.
4,2,5 The antenna may not be installed, erected or placed on the Lot until 7 days after the ARC receives written notice of the proposed insta!lation. The notice to the ARC must contain information regarding the proposed location of the antenna on the Lot and the manner in which the antenna will be installed in order to be in compliance with the restrictions set forth in this section.
4,3 Impairment of Ability to Receive Signals. A restriction contained in this section shall be deemed to impair the user's ability to receive signals from a provider of DBS, MMDS or TVBS if compliance with the restriction would unreasonably delay or prevent installation, maintenance or use of the antenna, imreasonably increase the cost of installation, maintenance or use of the antenna or preclude reception of an acceptable quality signal.
4.4 Restricted Devices. No antenna that exceeds one meter in diameter or diagonal measurement and no mast that exceeds 12 feet in height above the roof line may be placed, installed, constructed or kept on any Lot without the prior written approval of the ARC.
ARTlCLES OTHER IMPROVEMENTS AND ALTERATIONS
5.1 General Al'chitectural and Design Character.
5.1.1 The architectural design of all additions, alterations, and renovations to the exterior of any Residential Unit shall confonn to the design of the original home in style, detailing, materials, and color. The height of any addition to an existing Residential Unit shall not be higher than the original roof line.
5.1.2 All additions to Residential Units shall be built within the setback lines originally established for Stetson Valley or as changed by a Co-Declarant or Builder with the approval of the City of Phoenix.
Sli?.91.2 [717/2005 8:17 AMI 0133653 7 5.1.3 All materials used in the maintenance, repair, additions and alterations of any structureor Improvementsubject to reviewhereW1der shall match those usedin the initial constructionof the Improvementas to color, composition, type, andmethod of attachment. The ARC may allow substitute materials ifit deems such materials to be compatible withthe theme of the community. 5.2 Corner Lot Visibility Restrictions. Structures and landscaping installed adjacent to a street intersectionmay not exceed 3 feet in height within a triangle 33 feetby 33 feetalong theright-of-way lines, as set forthon the Plats. 5.3 Exterior Lighting. 5.3.1 Exterior lighting on Lots shall be limited to fixtures installed by a Co- Declarant or Builder, or otherwise approved by the ARC, and wi1J1 light bulbs having no more than 100 watts each. All exterior lightingmay be used withoutprohibition from duskuntil I 0:00 p.m., except for (i)lights installed by a Co•Declarantor Builder, which may be lefton all night, (ii) security lighting that conforms to the specifications set forth in the next paragraph, (iii) lighting used for occasional parties or other special gatherings provided that such lighting is turned offby midnight, and (iv) lights that have been installed on the rear patio of a Residential Unit, which may be lefton all night. 5.3.2 Security lighting on Lots thatis attached to the exterior of a Residential Unit or other structure shall be limited to lighting that reasonably illuminates the area of a L-0t immediately surroundingthe Residential Unit. Any securitylight intended to operate after10:00 p.m. must be operated by a motion detector. The motion detector shall be programmed to shut off the !ight(s) no longer than 5 minutes after motion is detected and the light has been illuminated. 5.3.3 The ARC shall reserve the right to require changes to or deletions of continuous or security lighting if the use of such lighting does not comply \\�ththe foregoing guidelinesand/or results in a disturbanceto surroundingOwners. 5.4 Fireplaces and Barbecues. Proposals for the installation of permanent outdoor fireplaces, barbecues and fire pits must include materials, colors and the location and distance from neighboring Lots. The style, color and materials of the proposed Improvement should complement the style, color andmaterials of the Residential Unit. Each Owner is responsible for assuring that the operation of the facility is in compliance with all applicable ordinances and laws. 5.5 Flags. No flag may be displayed on any Lot without the prior written approval of theARC. 5.5.1 No more than 3 flags may be displayed on one Lot at any time. If 3 flags are displayed, 2 of the 3 must be the American flag and the Arizona flag. If 2 flags are displayed, I must be theAmerican flag.
512291.2 [7nfl.00S 8:17 AM] 013365) 8 5.5.2 No flagpole may be installed without the prior written consent of the ARC. A request for approval of a flagpole mustinclude thematerials and color of the flagpole and the proposed location of installation, 5.5,3 Flagpoles installed on Lots shall be limited in height to 20 feet. 5.5.4 No flag(s) other than the American flag and the Arizona flag may be displayed on a flagpoleand such flag(s)shall be of a reasonable size as determined bythe ARC. 5,5.5 Display of flags also shall be permitted by a bracket mounted on the Residential Unit or by other methods approved by theARC. Brackets must bepainted to match thecolor of the ResidentialUnit where the bracket is attached. All flags displayedon a bracket shall be of a reasonable size as determinedby theARC.
5.5.6 All displays of the American flag (and, if applicable, any other flag) on Lots must be in a manner consistent withthe FederalFlag Code (4 USC Sections 4 through 10). Copies of the FederalFlag Code are available at fueAssociation offices. 5.6 Gutters and Downspouts. Gutters and Downspouts must be painted to match the color of fueResidential Unit or trimadjacent to where theinstallation occurs. TheARC will not approve plastic (including, without limitation, vinyl) gutters and downspouts. 5,7 Holiday Decorations. Holiday decorations will not require approval if installed no earlier than 30 days before a holiday and removed no later than30 days after a holiday. Any variationfrom these timeperiods will require approval of fue ARC. The ARC reserves the right to request reasonable modifications.to holiday decorationsif deemed appropriate.
5.8 Play Equipment. Play structures and other play equipment, whether approval by the ARC is required or not required pursuant to Subsection 3.1.1 of the Declaration, shall be painted to match the color scheme of the Residential Unit or have a natural wood finish. Any canvas canopy shall be of a natural color. No flags are allowed. All play structures and play equipment shall be maintained so as to present a neat and clean appearance. Screening of play structuresand other play equipment with landscaping may be requiredby theARC. 5.9 Pools, Spas and Jacuzzis. All pools, spas and jacuzzis must be installed according to City of Phoenix and Maricopa County ordinances and will require protective fencing and be subjectto certain setbacks. h1 no instance shall any portion of a perimeter fence be temporarily removed or altered, including but not limited to removal in connection with the installation or construction of a swimming pool, WITHOUT 1HE PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE ARC. Any Owner in violation of this provision shall be subject to such monetary penalties and suspension of voting rights and Common Area use rights as may be established by theBoard. Access may be gained by removing a portion of the front wallon the side of the home. Repairs to 1he wall must be completed in a timelyfashion and include repairing the wall to match the texture and color of the remaining wall. Lots that have wrought iron fencing must attractivelyscreen all pool, spa and jacuzzi equipment so as to not be Visible From Neighboring Property.
512291.2 [1/7/2005 8:17 AM) 0133653 9 5.10 Security Doors. Security doors will be considered by the ARC provided that they are painted to match the front door or exterior base color of the home. 5.11 Solar Energy Devices, Solar roof panels will be considered for approval if made to look like an integrated part of the roof design and mounted directly to the roof plane. Solar roof panels installed by Owners or their contractors likely will void the roof warranty. Other solar collecting panels and devices may be placed, constructed and maintained upon a Lot so long as such solar collecting panels and devices are placed, constructed and maintained in such locations and with such means of screening or concealment as the ARC may reasonably deem appropriate to limit, to the extent possible, the visual impact of such solar collecting panels and devices when viewed from any street or from any other portion of the Property.
5.12 Sto1·age Sheds. Storage sheds will be permitted and need not be submitted for approval, provided that the maximum height of the shed does not exceed the height of the immediately surrounding wall(s) or fence(s).
5.13 Tanks. No tanks of any kind (including tanks for the storage of fuel) shall be erected, placed or maintained on any Lot w1less such tanks are buried underground. Nothing herein shall be deemed to prohibit use or storage upon any Lot of an above-ground propane or similar fuel tank with a capacity of ten (10) gallons or less used in connection with a normal residential gas barbecue, grill or fireplace or a spa or "hot tub," so long as such tank is not Visible From Neighboring Property.
s12w1.2 rm12oos s:11 AMJ 0!3J653 10 EXHIBIT A
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES LOW WATER USE DROUGHT TOLERANT PLANT LIST AND SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
(See attached)
51229L2 (?n/2005 8:17 AM) 0[33653 SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
PHOENIX ACTNE MANAGEMENT AREA
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
The Department of Water Resources has created this supplemental listing as an informational appendix to the Low Water Use/Drought Tolerant Plant List. The supplement contains a listing of species, which are considered representatives of the genera listed in the Low Water Use/Drought Tolerant Plant List. This list was compiled by the Department of Water Resources in cooperation with the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association, Landscape Technical Committee, comprised of experts from the Desert Botanical Garden, the Arizona Department of Transportation and various municipal, nursery, and landscape specialists in the Phoenix Af./'iA. Individuals wishing to add or delete plants from the list may submit information to the Director for consideration. The Director will amend the list as appropriate.
This supplement Is an informational tool only and is not intended to limit the use of any species or cultivars within a genus.
Supplemental Information Page 1 Revised 8/98 - Reprinted 8/99 Phoenix AMA 600 North Third Slr•M. Phoenix, AZ 85004 Tel, 602•417•2465 Fox 602•417-2467 TREES Genus Species Common Name Acacia abyssinica Abyssinian Acacia aneura Mulga coriacea erioloba Camel Thorn famesiana (sma/lii, minuta) Sweet Acacia greggii Catclaw Acacia salicina Willow-leaf Acacia schaffnerf Twisted Acacia stenophy/la Shoestring Acacia wl1fardiana Palo Blanco Brahea a,mata Mexican Blue Palm edufis Guadalupe Palm Bursera hindsiana Copa! microphy/la Elephant Tree Caesalpinia cacalaco Cascalote Casuarina cunninghamiana River She Oak equ/setifolia Horsetail Tree strfcta Coast Beefwood
Cercidium florfdum Blue Palo Verde microphy/fum Foothill Palo Verde praecox Sonoran Palo Verde, Palo Brea Eucalyptus erythrocorys . Red Cap Gum formanii Forman's Eucalyptus leucoxylon White lronbark microtheca Coolibah papuana Ghost Gum populnea Poplar-leaf Eucalyptus spathulata Narrow-leaf Gimlet torquata Coral Gum Lysiloma candida Palo Blanco microphylla var. thomberi Desert Fern Pistacia at/ant/ca Mt. Atlas Pistache chinensis Chinese Pistache Pithecellobfum ffexicaufe Texas Ebony mexicanum Palo Chino pal/ens Apes-earring Supplemental lnfermalion Page 2 Revised 8/98 • Reprinted 8/99 Phoenix AMA 500 Norlh Third S!t<>el, Phoenix, AZ 86004 Tel. 602-417•2466 r<>< .02-417-2467 TREES (continued) Genus Species Common Name
Prosopis alba Argentine Mesquite chilensis Chilean Mesquite glandulosa var. torreyana Texas Honey Mesquite pubescens Screwbean Mesquite velutina (Jul/flora) Velvet Mesquite
Querous buck/eyi Texas Red Oak emoryi Emory Oak suber Cork Oak turbine/la Shrub Live Oak virginiana Southern Live Oak Washingtonia fi/ifera California Fan Palm robusta Mexican Fan Palm
Supplemental Information Page 3 Revised 8/98- Reprinted 8/99 Phoenix AMA 500 North Third Street, Phoenix, AI 85004 TeL 602-417-2465 Fox 602,417•2447 SHRUBS Genus Species Common Name
Acacia angustissima var. hirla Fern Acacia berlandieri Guajillo constricta White Thorn Acacia craspedocarpa Leather-leaf Acacia millefofia Santa Rita Acacia notabilis rigens Needle Acacia rigidu/a Blackbrush Acacia
Aloysia gratissima Bee Brush lycioides Bee Bush macrostachya Sweet-stem wrightii Oreganillo
Anisacanthus andersonii Anderson's Honeysuckle quadrifidus Flame Honeysuckle thurberi Desert Honeysuckle
Artemesia ludoviciana White Sage Atriplex canescens Fourwing Saltbush hymenelytra Desert Holly /entiformis Quail Bush nummularia Old Man Saltbush Baccharis sarothroides Desert Broom Caesalpinia gil/iesii Desert Bird of Paradise mexicana Mexican Bird of Paradise pu/cherrima Red Bird of Paradise
Calothamnus quadrifidus villosus Woolly Netbush Cassia (Senna) artemisioides Feathery Cassia bif/ora Twin Flower Cassia goldmannii nemophila Desert Cassia phyllodinea Silver-leaf Cassia wislizenii Shrubby Cassia
Cistus incanus (vi/losus) Rockrose
Supplemental Information Page 4 Revised 8/98 - Reprinted 8/99 Phoenix AMA 500 Norih third Street, Phoenix, AI 85004 Tel, 602-417-2465 Fax 602-417-2467 SHRUBS (continued) Genus Species Common Name
Dalea bioo/orvar. argyraea Silver Dalea frutescens BlackDalea pulchra Indigo Bush versioolorvar. sessilis Wislizenus Dalea Enoelia farinosa Brittle Bush Ephedra nevadensis var. aspera Boundary Ephedra trifurca MonnonTea Eremophila glabra Spotted Emu Bush maculata Emu Bush Eriogonum fascicufatum California Buckwheat Jatropha cardiophyl/a Limberbush clnerea Lomboy dioioa Leatherstem Justicia califomica Chuparosa candicans (ovata) Red Justicia spicigera Mexican Honeysuckle sonorae Palm Canyon Justicia Leucophyl/um candidum Silver Sage (cv. 'Silver Cloud', 'Thunder Cloud') frulescens Texas Sage (cv. 'Green Cloud','While Cloud', 'Compacla'J Jaevigatum Chihuahuan Sage Jangmanniae Sierra Madre Sage pruinosum Fragrant Sage zygophyllum Blue Ranger Lycium andersonii Anderson Thornbush brevipes Frutilla fremontii Wolfberry Pyraoantha coccinea Firethorn Salvia clevelandii Chapparal Sage greggii Autumn Sage leucantha Mexican Bush Sage leucophylla Purple Sage dorrii Desert Sage chamaedryoides Blue Sage
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Senna (Cassia) artemisioides Feathery Cassia biffora Twin Flower Cassia goldmannii nemophila Desert Cassia phylfodinea Sliver-leaf Cassia wisltzenii Shrubby Cassia
Vauquellnla cotymbosa Narrow-leaf Rosewood califomioa Arizona Rosewood
GROUNDCOVERS Genus Species Common Name
Acacia redo/ens Trailing Acacia (cv. 'Desert Carpet'} Atriplex semibaccata Australian Saltbush Bacoharis cv. 'Centennial' Centennial Baccharis Da/ea greggii Trailing Dalea Gazania rigens Trailing Gazania Zauschneria califomica Hummingbird Flower
SUCCULENTS/ACCENTS Genus Species Common Name
Agave americana Century Plant co/orate Mescal Ceniza parry! Pany's Agave victoriae-reginae Royal Agave vilmoriniana Octopus Agave murpheyi Murphy's Agave
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Aizoaceae - Ice Plant Family Carpobrotus chi/en sis ice Plant edu/is Hottentot Fig Cephalophyllum OJ. 'Red Spike' Red Spike Ice Plant Drosanthemum speciosum Dewflower Malephora crooea Ice Plant Mesembryanthemum crystallinum Common Ice Plant
Aloe barbadensis (vera) Medicinal Aloe ferox Tree Aloe saponaria Tiger Aloe marlothii striate Coral Aloe
Cactaceae • Cactus Family Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro Cereus hifdmannlanus Hlldmann's Cereus Eohinocactus grusonii Golden Barrel Echlnocereus engelmannii Engelmann's Hedgehog Ferocactus acanthodes Compass Barrel Ferocactus wislizenii Fishook Barrel Lophocereus schottii Senita Opuntia acanthooarpa Buckhorn Cholla Opuntia basifaris Beavertail Prickly Pear Opuntia bigelovii Teddy Bear Cholla Opuntia engelmannii Desert Prickly Pear Opuntia flcus-indica Indian 1-ig Opuntia vio/acea Purple Prickly Pear Paohycerous marginatus Mexican Organ Pipe Stenocereus thurberi Arizona Organ Pipe Trichocereus candicans Argentine Trichocereus
Dasylirion acrotriohe Green Desert Spoon wheeleri Soto!, Desert Spoon
Fouquieria macdougallii Chunari splendens Ocotillo
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Hespera/oe campanula Bell Flower funlfera Coahuilan Hesperaloe parviflora Red Hesperaloe noctuma
No/ina matapensis Tree Bear Grass microcarpa Bear Grass Yucca a/oifo/ia Spanish Bayonet baccata Banana Yucca brev/folia Joshua Tree elata Soaptree Yucca rigida Blue Yucca rostrata Beaked Yucca
ANNUAL WILDFLOWERS Genus Species Common Name
Cosmos bipinnatus parviflorus su/phureus Yellow Cosmos Dimorphotheca sinuata African Daisy He/ipterum roseum Pink Everlasting Linaria texana Toadfiax pinnifolia Toadflax maroccana Toadflax Mentzelia involucrata Morning Stars lind/eyi Blazing Stars Phace/ia campanufaria California Bluebell tanaoetifolia Scorpion Weed Plantago insufaris Indian Wheat Ursinia calenduliflora chrysanthemoides speciosa
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Anigozanthos f/avidus Kangaroo Paw viridis Kangaroo Paw mangles/I Kangaroo Paw Arctotis acau/is African Daisy Penstemon baccharifolius Rock Penstemon barbatus Scarlet Penstemon eatonii Firecracker Penstemon palmeri Palmer's Penstemon parryi Parry's Penstemon pseudospectabilis Canyon Penstemon spectabi/is Royal Penstemon superbus Superb Penstemon Sphaeralcea ambigua Globe Mallow Tagetes pafmeri(lemmoni) Mt. Lemmon Marigold /ucida Mexican Mint Marigold Zephyranthes candida Zephyr Flower oitrina Fairy Lily grandiffora Rain Lily
VINES Genus Species Common Name
Bougainvillea speotabilis (brasiliensis) Bougainvillea
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LOW WATER USE/DROUGHT TOLERANT PLANT LIST
PHOENIX ACTIVE MANAGEMENT AREA
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
The Low Water Use/Drought Tolerant Plant List (List) is used by the Department of water Resources as a regulatory document in both the Municipal and Industrial Conservation Programs of the Third Management Plan.
The List was compiled by the Department of Water Resources in cooperation with the Landscape Tedmlcal committee of the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association, comprised of experts from the Desert Botanical Garden, the Arizona Department of Transportation and various municipal, nursery and landscape speclalists in the Phoenix AMA. IndMduals wishing to add or delete plants from the list may submit information to the Director of the Arizona Department of Water Resources (Director) for consideration. The Director will amend the list as appropriate.
The List does not imply that every plant listed is suited to every right-of-way or low water use landscape situation. It is the responsibility of the landscape designer, architect or contractor to determine which plants are suitable for a specific location and situation. The bibliography provides substantial educational information to determine specific plant characteristics and needs.
PLANTS ARE PLACED IN THE CATEGORIES WHERE THEY ARE MOST OFTEN USED. THIS DOES NOT PRECLUDE THE USE OF ANY PLANT IN ANOTHER GROWTH FORM. !Phoenix AMA Low Water Use/Drought Tolerant Plantsl
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Annual Wildflowers
Botanical Name Common Name
Abronia villosa Catharanthus roseus Coreopsis bigelovii Sand-verbena Madagascar Periwinkle Desert Coreopsis Amsinckia intermedia Centaurea rotbrockii Cosmosspp. Fiddleneck Basket Flower Cosmos Argemone pleiacantba Cirsium neomex:icaruim Dimorphotheca spp. Prickly-poppy Thistle African Daisy Camissonia brevipes Clarlda amoena Eriastrum diffusum Yellow Cups Farewell-to-Spring Prickly Stars Camissonia ca!tliophyl\a Collinsia heterophylla Eriophyltum lanosum Heart-leaved Primrose Chinese.-honses Woolly Daisy
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Annual Wildflowers
Botanical Name Common Name
Erlophy!lum wal!acei Gompbrena globosa Kallstroemia grandiflora Woolly Daisy Globe Amaranth Arizona poppy Eschscholtzia californica Helianthus annuus Lasthenia cbrysostoma (Baeria cbrysostoma)
California, Mexican Poppy Wild Sunflower Goldfield Euphorbia heterophylla Helicbrysum bracteatum Layia platyg!ossa
Painted Spurge Everlasting Daisy Tidy Tips Gaillardia pulchella Helipterum spp. Lesquerella gordonii
Fire Wheel, Blanket Flower Helipterum Yellow Blanket Geraea canescens lpomoea crlstulata Linaria spp.
Desert Sunflower Morning Glory Toadtlax Gilia Ieptantha Ipomoea leptotoma Linum grandiflorum cv. 'Rubrum' Showy Blue Gilia Morning Glory Red Flax
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Annual Wildflowers
Botanical Name Common Name
Lupinus arizonicus Macbaeranthera tanacetifolia (Aster) Monarda austromontana Arizona Lupine Tahoka Daisy Bee Balm Lupinus densiflorus Mai:ricaria grandiflora Monoptilon bellioides Lnplue Pineapple Weed Belly FloWllr Lupimts sparsiflorus Matthiola longi~a cv. 'Bicomis' Na:tna demissum Desert Lupine Evening Scented Stock Purple Mat Lupinus succulentus Mentzelia spp. Nama hispidum Arroyo Lupine Blazing Star Purple Mat Machaeranthera asteroides (Psilactis leptos) Mimulus bigelovii Nemoplu1a maculata Purple Aster Bigelow's Monkeyflower Five Spot Machaeranthera canescens (Aster bigelovH) Mobaveaconfertiflora Nemophlla menzlesii
Blue Aster Ghost Flower Baby Blue Eyes
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Annual Wildflowers
Botanical Name Common Name
Oenothera deltoides Phacelia spp. Sisymbrium ambiguum Birdcage Evening Primrose Scorpion Weed Purple Rocket Oenothera primiveris Plantago spp. Solanum xanti Evening Primrose Indian-wheat Solanum Orthocarpus purpurascens Platystemon ca!ifornicus Tithonia rotundifolia Owl's Clover Cream Cups Mexican Sunflower Papaver rhoeas Proboscidea parviflora Ursinia spp. Shirley Poppy Devil's Claw Ursinia Pectis papposa Rafinesquia neomexicana V erbesina encelioides Chinch Weed Desert-chicory Golden Crown Beard Perityle emoryi Salvia columbariae Viguiera annua Rock Daisy Chia Golden Eye
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Annual Wildflowers
Botanical Name Common Name
Zinnia angustlfolia x elegans
1 Zinnia 'tProfusion •
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Grasses
Botanical Name Common Name
Aristida purpurea Erioneuron pulchellurn Muhlenbergia porteri Purple Three-awn Fluffgrass BushMuhly Bothriochloa barbinodis Hilaria rigida Muhlenbergia rigens Cane Bluestem Big Galleta Deer Grass Bothriochloa gerardii Muhlenbergia capillaris Muhlenbergia rigida Big Bluestem GnlfMuhly Purple Muhly Bouteloua aristidoides Muhlenbergia dumosa Nasella tenuissima (Stipa tenuissima) Six-weeks Grama GiantMuhly Mexican Feather Grass Bouteloua curtipendula Muhlenbergia emersleyi Pennisetum setaceurn cv. 'Cnpreum' Side Oats Grama Boll Grass Purple Fountain Grass Bouteloua graci!is Muhlenbergia lindheimeri Schlsmus barbatus BlueGrama Lindheimer Mubly Mediterranean Grass
Updated S-04 Page 6 of26 !Tel. 602-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Resour Grasses Botanical Name Common Name Setaria macrostachya Plains Bristlegrass Sporobolus airoides Alkali Sacaton Sporobolus cryptandrus SandDropseed Sporobolus wrightii BigSacaton Trichachne caUfornica Cotton top Updatedll-04 P>,ge7 of26 !Tel. 602-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Resources - 500 North Third Street- Ph0<>nix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-2%7 Groundcovers Botanical Name Common Name Acaciaspp. Clianthus formosus Glandu!ari.a peruviana (Verbena peruviana) Acacia Stnrt's Desert Pea Peruvian Verbena Acalypha monostachya Convolvulus mauritmicus Glandu!aria rigida (Verbeoa rigida) Rasberry Fuzzies Ground Morning Glory Sandpaper Verbena Asparagus densiflorus cv. 'Sprengeri' Daleaspp. Glandularia tenera (Verbena tenera) Sprenger Asparagus Indigo Bush Moss Verbena Atriple:x spp. Eschscholzia mexicana Lantana spp. Saltbusb Mexican Gold Poppy Trailing Lantana Baccharis pilularis G=iaspp. Myoporum parvifolium Coyote Brnsb Gazania Myoponm1 Calylophus hartwegii v. fendleri Glandularia bipinnatifida (Verbena bipinnatifida) Oenothera berlandieri (O.speciosa) Sundrops Verbena Mexican Evening Primrose Upd-=18-04 Page8Qf26 fTeL 602-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Resources• 500 North Tbird Street• Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Groundcovers Botanical Name Common Name Oeno1hera stubbei Santolina virens Saltillo Primr@e Green Santolina Pentzia incana Sesuvium verrucosum KarooBush Sea Pnrslane Rosrnarinus officinalis c'Y.'Prostratus' Teucrium chamaedxys cv. 'Prostrata' Prostrate Rosemary Germander Salvia chamaediyoides Wedelia trilobala Blue Sage Yellow Dot Salvia farinacea Zauschneria spp. Meaty Cup Sage Hummingbird Flower Santolina chamaecyparissus Lavender Cotton 1/pd,1«1 &-04 P,ge9of26 jTel, 60:t-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Reso1mes. •. SOO North Third St.r:""t- Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-24,;7 Perennial Wildflowers Botanical Name Common Name Allionia incarnata Argemore platycerllS Conoclinium greggii (Eupatorium greggii) Trailing Windmills Prickly Poppy Eupatorium Amsonia palmeri Bahia absinthifolia Datum metaloides (wrighlii. inoxia} Amsonia Bahia Sacred Datura, Jimsonweed Anigozanthos spp. Baileya multiradiata Delphinium amabile Kangaroo-paw Desert Marigold Larkspur Anisodontea hypomandrurn Berlandiera lyrata Delphinium scaposum African Matlow Chocolate Flower Barestem Larkspur Arctotis spp. Castilleja cbromosa Dichelostemma pulchellum African Daisy Indian Paintbrush Blnedkks Argemone munita Castilleja lanata Erigeron divergens Prickly Poppy Indian Paintbrush Spreading Fle.abane Updat,od 8--04 Pago !Oof26 iTel. 602-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Resources - 500 North Third Street- Phoenix, AZ 35004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Perennial Wildflowers Botanical Name Common Name Erigeron karvinskianus Hibiscus coulteri Machaeranthera tortifolia Santa Barbara Daisy DllSert Rose Mallow Mohave Aster Evolvulus arizonicus Ipomopsis longiflora Melampodium leucanthum Arizona Blue Eyes Pale Blue Trumpets Blackfoot Daisy Gaura lindheimeri Justicia sonorae Mirabilis multiflora Desert Orchid Sonoran Justicill Desert Four O'Clock Glandularia gooddin,,,oii (Verbena gooddingii) Linum lewisii Oenothera caespitosa Goodding Verbena Blue Flax Tufted Evening Primrose Helianthus maximiliana Lotus rigidus Penstemon spp. Maximilian's Snnflower Desert Rock Pell Penstemon Hesperocallis undulata Machaeranthera gracilis Proboscidea altheaefolia AjoLily Yellow Aster Devil's Claw Updated 8-04 Page 11 of26 fTeL 602-417-2465 Arizona Departm•nt of Wate, Res,mrces • 500 Nortll Third Street- Pboeni<, AZ 85004 Fax. 6ll2-41-2467 Perennial Wildflowers Botanical Name Common Name Psilostrophecooperi Stachys coccinea Zitmia acerosa Paperflower Red Mint, Betony Desert Zinnia Psilostrophe tagetina Tagetesspp. Zillilia grandiflora Paperflower Marigold Rocky Monntain Zinnia Ratibida co!umnaris Tetraneuris acalllis (Hymenoxys acaulis) Mexican Hat, Coneflower Angelita Daisy Romneya coulteri Thym.ophy!la acerosa (Dyssodia acerosa) Matilija Poppy Dyssodia Senna covesii (Cassia covesii) Thymophylla pentachaeta (Dyssodia pentachacta) Desert Senna Dyssodia Sphaeralcea spp. Zepl:uyanthes spp. Globe-ma How Rain Lily Upd.W!d 8--04 Pas,, ll of26 !n1 602-417-2465 Arizon• llepartment of Water Resources - 500 North Third Street-Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fa. 602-41-2467 Shrubs Botanical Name Common Name Abutilon pa:lmeri Anisacanfhus spp. Bauhinia lunarioides (congesta) Superstition Mallow Desert Honeysuckle Anacadto Acaciaspp. Artemisia spp. Bauhinia macaranthera Acacia Sagebrush Orchid Tree Aloysia spp. Asclepias Unaria Bauhinia ramosissima Beebrnsh Pille-leaf Milkweed Orchid Tree Ambrosia ambrosioides Asclepias subulata Bebbia juncea Canyon Ragweed Desert Milkwew Sweet Bush Ambrosia de!toidea Atriplex spp. Berberis haematocarpa TriangleleafBur-sage Saltbnsh Red Barberry Ambrosia dumosa Baccharis spp. Berberis trifoliolata White Bur-sage Desert Broom, Coyote Brush Agarita Updated 8-04 P,gc 13 ofU jTel. 602-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Resources• 500 N<>rth~Thml Street• Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Shrubs Botanical Name Common Name Buddleia marrubifolia Callistemon phoeniceus Cistusspp. Woolly Butterfly Bush Salt Resistant Bottlebrush Roekrose Caesalpinia ~'PP· Callisremon viminaUs Condalia globosa Bird-of-Paradise Bottlebnish Bitter Condalia Calliandra californica Calothamnus spp. Convolvulus cneorwn Baja Red Fairy Duster Net Bush Bush Morning Glory, Silverbush Calliandra eriophylla Celtis pallida Cordia boissieri Pink Fairy Duster Desert Hackberry Anacabulta Calliandra peninsnlaris Cbrysactinia mexicana Cordia parvifulia Fairy Duster Damianita Little Leaf Cordia Callistemon cilri.nus Cbrysothamnus nauseosus Coursetia glandulosa Lemon Bottlebrush Rabbit Brush Baby Bonnets Updated 8-04 Page 14of26 [To!. 602--417•2465 Arizona Department ofWater :ReS011rces - 500 North Third Street-}'.hoenlx, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Shrubs Botanical Name Common Name Cycas revoluta Eremophila spp. Euphorbia biglandulosa (rigida) Sago Palm EmoBnsh Enphorhia Daleaspp. Ericameria laricifolia F eijoa sellowiana Smoketree, Indigo Bush Turpentine Bush Pineapple Guava Dicliptera resupinata Ericameria tinearifolia Forestiera neomexicana Native Didiptera Turpentine Bush Desert Olive Dodonaea viscosa Eriogonum spp. Fraxinus greggii Hopbush Buckwheat Litlleleaf Ash Encelia spp. Ecyihrina flabellifonnis Genista hispanica Britllebush Southwest Coralbean Spanish Broom Ephedra spp. Euphorbia antisyphilitlca Gossypium harknessii Mormon-tea Wax Plant, Candelilla San Marcos Hibiscus Updabo:l S.O. Page 15-0f26 Tel. 602-417•2465 Arizona De artmerrt of Water lwsonrces- 500 North Third Street-Phoenix, AZ ~5004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Shrubs Botanical Name Common Name Guiacum coulreri Jatropha spp. Leucophyllum spp. Gw,yacan Limberbush Texas Sage, Texas Ranger Gutierrezia sarothrae Juniperus cbinensis varieties Llppia graveolens (berlanrlleri) Snakeweed Juniper Mexican Oregano Hamelia patens Justicia spp. Lycium spp. Fire Bosh Mexican Honeysn(:kJe, Chuparosa Wolfberry Hymenoclea monogyra Krameria pa:rvifolia Maireana sedifolia Burrobrush Ratany Bluebush Hyptis emoryi Lantana spp. Malpigbia emarginata Desert-lavender Lantana Barbados Cherry Jasminum mesnyi Larrea tridentata Maytenus phyllanthoides Primrose Jasmine Creosote Bosh Mangle Dulce Updated8-04 Page 16of26 [Tel. 602-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Resources- 500 North Third Street- Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41.-2467 Shrubs Botanical Name Common Name Melaleoca spp. Perovskia atriplicifolia cv. 'Heavenly Blue' Pyracantha spp. Australian Myrtle Rnssian Sage Pyracantba, Fire-thorn Mimosa biuncifera Phlomis fruticosa Rhus choriophylla Wait-a-Minute Bush Jerusalem Sage Mearns Sumac Mimosa dysocarpa Plumbago capensls Rhus rniccophylla Velvet Pod Mimosa Cape Plumbago Desert Sumac Myrtus communis Plumbago scandens Rhusovata Myrtle Plumbago Sugarbosb Nandina domestica Poliomlntha maderensis Rhus trilobata Heavenly-bamboo Lavender Spice Skunkbush Nerium oleander varieties Punica granatum varieties Rhusvirens Oleander Pomegranate Evergreen Sumac lJpdared 8-04 Page 17of26 j'l'el. 602-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Resources- 500 North Third Street- Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Shrubs Botanical Name Common Name Rosmarinus officina!is Sophora arizonica Thevetia peruviaoa Bush Rosemary Arizona Sophora Yellow Oleander Ruellia ssp. Sophora fonnasa Trixis califomica Ruellia Sophora Trhis Salviaspp. Tecomaspp. Vauquelinia spp. Sage Tacoma Rosewood Senna spp. (Cassia spp.} Teromaria capeosl.s Vigueria stenoloba Cassia Cape Honeysuckle Skeleton-leaf Goldeneye Simmondsia chinensis Teucriurn fiuticans Viguiera parishii ('I. deltoidea) .Jojoba Bush Germander Golden Eye Solanum xanti Toamnosma montana Viguiera tomenttisa Solanum Turp,entine Broom Golden Eye Updated &-04 l\,ge 18 of26 ITeL 602-417-2465 Arizona Department ofWa-rer Raources - 500 North Tbiro Streel- Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Shrubs Botanical Name Common Name Wedelia ti!xana (Zexmenia hispida) Rough Zexmenia Westringia rosmarinifonnis Westringia Ziziphus obtusifolia Greythorn Updal«!&--04- !'a&• 19of26 [Tei. 602-417-2465 Arlzon~ Department of Water Resources - SOO North Third Street- Pboeni,, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Succulents / Accents Botanical Name Common Name Agave spp. Fouquieria spp. Portulaca grandiflora Century Plant, Agave Ocot!Uo MO$$Rose Aizoaceae spp. Hecbtia montana Portulacarla afra Ice Plant Family Hechtia Elephant Food Aloespp. Hesperaloe spp. Yuccaspp. Aloe Hesperaloe Yucca B ulbine frutescens Manfreda maculosa B11lbine Mfillfreda Cactaceae Nolinaspp. Cactus Family Bear-grass Dasylirion spp. Pedilanthus macrocarpus Desert Spoon Lady Slipper Updaledt-04 Page 20 of' 26 [Tel, 602--417-2465 Arizoll1! Department ofWater Resourres • 500 North Third Stre,t- Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Trees Botanical Name Common Name Acaciaspp. Butia capitata Ceratonia siliqua Acacia, Wattle Jelly Palm St. John's Bread Tree, Carob Tree Bauhlnia lunariodes (B.congesta) Caesalpinia spp. Cerci.s canadensis var. mexicana Anacacho Orchid Tree Bird-of-Paradise Mexican Redbud Bauhlnia mexicana Callistemon ssp. Cercis canadensis var. texensis Orchid Tree Bottlebrnsh Texas Redbud Brac!rychiton populneus Canotia holacaotha Chlunaerops hwnilis Bottle Tree Crucifixion Thorn Mediterranean Fan Palm Braheaspp. Caswrrina spp. Chilopsis linearis Fan Palm Beefwood Desert-willow Bursera spp. Celtis reti.culata Chitalpa tashkentensis Elephant Tree Western Hackberry Chitalpa '======,•·~·-======Updaled 8--04 Page 21 of26 fTel. 602-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water R.. ources • 500 North Third Street- Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Trees Botanical Name Common Name Chorisia speciosa Eysenhardtia orthocru:pa Olea europaea Silk Floss Tree Kidneywood Olive Cupressus arizunica Geijera parviflora Olneya tesota Arizona Cypress Australian-willow Ironwood Cupressus sempervirens Gleditsia triacanthos Pa.rkinsonia aculeata Italian Cypress Honey Locnst Mexican Palo Verde, Jerusalem Thom Dalbergia sissoo Holacantha emoiyi (Castela emoiyi) Parkinsonia spp. {Cerciditnn spp.) SissooTree Crucifixion Thorn Palo Verde Ebenopsis spp. {Pithecellobium spp.) Leucaena retusa Phoenix eanariensis Ebony Golden Ball Lead Tree Canary Island Date l'alm Eucalyptus spp. Lysiloma spp. Phoenix dactylifera Eucalyptus Desert-fem Date Palm Updared 8-04 i'age22of21$ [Tel. 6(12-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Resources • 5(10 North 'Third Street- Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fu. 602-41-2467 Trees Botanical Name Common Name .Pin:us canariensis Pittosporum phillyraeoides Schinus terebintbifollus Canary Island Pine Willow Pittosporum Brazilian Pepirer Tree Pinus eldarica Prosopis spp. Sophora secundlllora Afghan Pine Mesqnlte Texas Mountain Laurel, Mescal Bean Pinus halepensis Quercus spp. Tamarix aphylla Aleppo Pine Oak Athel Tree Pim.rs pinea Rhuslancea Tipuana tipu Italian Stone Pine African Sumac T!pu Tree Pinus roxburghli Rhus lanceolata Ulmus parvifolia cv.'Sempe,:virens' ChirPine Prairie Fbuueleaf Sumac Chinese Evergreen Elm Pistacia spp. Schinus molle Ungnadla speci.osa Pistachio California Pepper Tree Mexiean-bnckeye Updareos.04 Page23 of26 !Tel. 602-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Resources- 500 North Third Street-Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602-41-2467 Trees Botanical Name Common Name Vitex agnus-castus Chaste Tree Washingtonia spp. Desert Fan Palm Xylosma congestum Xylosma Ziziphus jujuba Chinese Jujube Updated 8-04 Page24of26 JTeI, 6-02-417-2465 Arizona Department of Water Resources• 500 North Third Street• Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fax. 602•41-2467 Vines Botanical Name Common Name Antigonon Jeptopus Curcurbita digitata Mascagnia lilaciru. Coral Vine, Queen's Wreath Coyote Gourd, Finger Leaf Gourd Purple Mascagnia Bougainvillea spp. Hardenbergia comptoniana Maurandya antirrhiniflora Bougainvillea Lilac Vine Snapdragon Vine Callaeum macroptennn (Masc,ignia macroptera) Hardenbergia violacea Maurandya wislizeni Yellow Orchid Vine Purple Coral Pea Snapdragon Vine Campsis radica:ns Janusia gracilis Merremia aurea Common Trumpet Creeper Slender Janusia Yellow MomiogGloeyVine Cissus trifoliata Kennedia nigricans Passiflora foetida GrJJlC Ivy Black Yellow Vine PassionVme Clematis dnnnmondii Macfadyena unguis • cati Podranea ricasoliana Virgin's Bower Cat's Claw Pink Trumpet Vine Updated g-04 Pa,ge2.Sot'26 [Tel 602-417-2465 Arlrona Department of Water Resources• 500 North Third Streot- Phoenix, AZ 85004 Fa,. 602-41-2467 Vines Botanical Name Common Name Rhynchosia texana Rosary Bead Vine Rosa banksiae Lady Bank's Rose Solanurn jasminoides PotatoVme Updated S-04 ~26of26