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Landscape PatternsLandscape for Individual Lots Illustrative section throughIllustrative front native Examples of landscape patternslandscape Illustrative landscape Priority planting areas Priority Landscape Lane Landscape Side Yard Landscape the landscape patternsthe landscape section Introduction landscaping their back yards. their back landscaping PaletteHomeowners be required will when to use the East Garrison are sold as dirt. typically, yards, Back (above in the drawing left). indicated plant material. irrigated and non- and palettes for irrigated , private and screens, yard fences rear front and , yard fences including elements, guidelines for landscape The section ends with upgrade are also illustrated. and Lanes, ment , for specific conditions, principles Landscape Permitted are upgrades also included. dard planting requirements. in detail with stan- theme is then described Each landscape block. Garrison East by the treatment lots within a typical of public edges on private reflect will this tradition. the front yard landscapes At East Garrison, trees. and ornamental and native shrubs succulents, a mix of perennials, cally Behind this edge is typi- to create and beautify public streetperimeter edges. mark the front yard often and walls fences, Hedges, materials. hardscape of the region that requirematerials little or no irrigation. drove a focus on using native plant limited water availability style, landscape of Regardless represents border . a more image of the classic formal landscape & Crafts The Arts mixture of flower plantings for color and texture. provide Cottage landscapes a diverse of the region’s exotic landscape. and arid reflect the coastal influence landscapes Mediterranean in the region. prevalent themes that are lots in three distinct landscape for private design strategies h adcp atrspeetdapyt rn n ieyrsol,as to front presented and side yards only, patterns apply The landscape followed of front yard landscaping This section begins with a description communities of plant and contain a range in nearby landscapes Attractive Apartments and Garrison Apart- and Garrison Apartments illustrates key elements and key illustrates d 1

© 2004 urban design associates Front YardLandscapes Bark • and perennials • groundcovers, shrubs, Ornamental • tree tree or ornamental Shade • Concrete walks and • and D6) D5, Standard Landscape Requirements (Qualities are listed on pages D4, landscape patternslandscape • Stepping stones Stepping or hedges • fences, with walls, line articulation Property • garden planting plus extended area Standard • edge and exposed aggregate concrete brick Decorative • walkway or stepping stones to side garden Stone • walk or stone entry Brick • Permitted Landscape Upgrades oe Refer to individual landscape style pages for Note: specific planting requirements. family or ganged for may be paired for a single Typical mailbox, Garrison Specific Plan, Section 5). Section Plan, Specific Garrison (CSD) and/or the Homeowners District Association (per the East Services of the Community be the responsibility will homeowners have taken over, after requirements, Ongoing enforcement of landscape and walls. wood fences, and stone pavers, as brick such is included, An expanded palette of materials thereby reducing the lawn areas. to expand the gardens with more plantings, as as well from the public sidewalks landscapes lation to better define private walks bordered by lawn areas along the public sidewalks. Each garden has a basic planting scheme with simple concrete ing pages. Individual requirements on the follow- garden are for each illustrated Crafts. & and Arts Cottage, - Mediterranean, there are types three landscape earlier, As mentioned and perennials. groundcovers, shrubs, ornamental ornamental), aroundlots thus extending the front the . yard landscape for the side yard corner where applicable, and, planting in the front yard, be required will in East Garrison to meet a minimumEach standard for Front YardLandscapes Permitted are line articu- upgrades intended to provide enhanced property a tree (shade or plan for the front yard includes The standard landscape d 2

© 2004 urban design associates Front YardStyles Landscape Permitted & Crafts upgraded Arts landscape Standard & Crafts Arts landscape landscape patternslandscape Permitted upgraded Cott Standard Cottage landscape age landscape Permitted upgraded Mediterranean landscape Standard Mediterranean landscape Garrison Revival and Garrison Craftsman . Craftsman and Garrison Revival Garrison gardens are best-suited for & Crafts Arts groundcovers and perennials. include plant palettes trees and small are shrubs used as accents; Ornamental hedges. beyond patterns the edges of the garden and more landscape natural define the hedges formally of English border gardens, As is typical organized. is more and formal style & Crafts the Arts type, Another regional landscape The Arts & Crafts Landscape homes. son Craftsman as selected Garri- Camp houses as well for the Picturesque most appropriate is style This landscape of texture. layered with a variety by a mix of colors, are characterized These landscapes flowering trees and small as accents. shrubs of ornamental perennials with a scattering are primarily Plantings front yards. and define entries and trellises can arbors, fences, as picket such upgrades, Permitted in the region. is the most prevalent The Cottage landscape The Cottage Landscape homes. Revival Mediterranean of garden is recommended for This style and an extension of the house. areas and are in the private used as outdoor open to the sky are typical is a hallmark of this garden type. which courtyard entry private Walls define a and can to the house. in design emphasizing the entry or informal be symmetrical These compositions can and succulents. perennials, set in the ground plane plantings of groundcovers, are typically ing trees, such as flower- Vertical plantings, setting. and exotic plantings in a courtyard with a mix of arid reflect will the coastal climate landscape The Mediterranean The Mediterranean Landscape of the region. traditions landscape the rich reflect generally styles These landscape upgrades. version and with permitted in a standard for East Garrison have been developed styles Three landscape Styles Landscape d 3

© 2004 urban design associates Landscape PatternsLandscape – Mediterranean Landscapes Permitted upgraded lot landscape at corner Standard Mediterranean landscape plan landscape patternslandscape Permitted upgraded landscape with Permitted upgraded landscape with courtyard Front and side yard zones, yard zones • be The balance of the front yard can • A mixed palette of succulents and • Groundcovers be planted for a shall • be provided shall shrubs Ornamental • One shade tree or one ornamental • Standard Landscape Requirements of color and texture. plenty with and more in character natural soft are usually nishings and materials Garden fur- or informal. be formal can The style vines and textured plantings. of the house with use flowering the soften gardens generally These and accent. form, exotics for color, from succulents for texture to ranging, are wide- materials Plant of the house. used as outdoor rooms and an extension areas and are in the private are typical open to the sky Courtyards entries. gar- have distinct courtyard dens usually These gar- palette. the coastal landscape the area of and best represent the variety of are typical landscapes Mediterranean Mediterranean Landscapes where applicable, shall be irrigated. shall where applicable, irrigated. to be is permitted square per lot, feet not to exceed 1,500 planted area, 20% of the regulations, terey County Per Mon- edge of the public walkway. lawn from the planting beds to of the area. perennials shall be provided for 15% of the area. maximum of 20% of the area. for 35% tree per front and side street yards. • If courtyard entry paving is desired, entry If courtyard • The balance of the area may be a • Groundcovers may be provided for a • may be provided Ornamental shrubs • may be An 18-inch planting strip • – Fences, line articulation Property • Options Permitted Upgraded Landscape maximum be 48 inches. height shall screen and gates are walls encouraged, maximum paved area be 25%; shall perennials. mixed palette of succulents and of the area. maximum of 30% of the area. for 40% and perennials. should be planted with groundcovers This area or hedges. fences, wall, provided and the sidewalk between gardens. and private or hedges to define public edges walls, d 4

© 2004 urban design associates Landscape PatternsLandscape – Cottage Landscapes Permitted upgraded lot landscape at corner Standard Cottage landscape plan landscape patternslandscape Permitted upgraded landscape with fence Permitted upgraded landscape with fence and arbor Front and side yard zones, yard zones • be The balance of the front yard can • A mixed palette of succulents and • Groundcovers be provided shall for a • be provided shall shrubs Ornamental • One shade tree or one ornamental • Standard Landscape Requirements chic. from antique to country a wide variety offer can and materials garden furnishings plantings are diverse, Just as the layers of texture and form. shrubs. a host of perennials and flowering include Plantings mal in layout and plan. and trellises and are infor- arbors, fences, and individual expression. ease, arethey the essence of informality, By definition, and planting palette. style are the most diverse in these landscapes gardens, defined as country Sometimes found in the region. style landscape Cottage gardens are the most prevalent Cottage Landscapes These gardens are about color and all Permitted picket upgrades include where applicable, shall be irrigated. shall where applicable, irrigated. to be is permitted square per lot, feet not to exceed 1,500 planted area, 20% of the regulations, terey County Per Mon- edge of the public walkway. lawn from the planting beds to of the area. perennials shall be provided for 15% of the area. maximum of 20% of the area. for 25% tree per front and side street yards. • Arbors, trellises, and entry gates are and entry trellises, Arbors, • The balance of the area may be a • Groundcovers may be provided for a • may be provided Ornamental shrubs • may be An 18-inch planting strip • – Fences, Line Articulation Property • Options Permitted Upgraded Landscape landscapes. for homes with cottage encouraged perennials. mixed palette of succulents and of the area. maximum of 25% of the area. for 25% and perennials. should be planted with groundcovers This area or hedges. fences, wall, provided and the sidewalk between gardens. and private or hedges to define public edges walls, d 5

© 2004 urban design associates Landscape Patterns – Arts & Crafts Landscapes PatternsLandscape & Crafts – Arts Permitted upgraded lot landscape at corner Standard & Crafts Arts landscape plan landscape patternslandscape Permitted upgraded landscape with hedge Permitted upgraded landscape with hedge and wall A mixed palette of succulents and • Groundcovers be provided shall for a • be provided shall shrubs Ornamental • One shade tree or one ornamental • Standard Landscape Requirements materials. anced by a respect for native landscape mix of ornamental plantings are bal- a In these gardens, ings are common. bordered by more plant- informal or formal planted courtyards, planters, paving materials, Rich into the garden. or other features to extend the house the use of pergolas especially common, Architectural elements are ther out. of garden fur- to a more type informal graduating greatest near the house, ally of trees.or an allée hedges, trellis screens, defined by walls, are created to be garden rooms type gardens of this often house to garden, from transition and gradual by a careful and characterized Graceful round beauty. and year- palette for variety landscape natural but are tempered with a soft, organized, and are touches highly formal These gardens have nature. celebrates that of a worksidered of art somewhat more and con- architectural in character gardens are historically & Crafts Arts Arts & Crafts Landscapes & Crafts Arts The formality of these gardens is usu- The formality of the area. perennials shall be provided for 15% of the area. maximum of 25% of the area. for 25% tree per front and side street yards. The balance of the area be a shall • Groundcovers be provided shall for a • entry- to frame shrubs Ornamental • Hedge rows are for this permitted • may be An 18-inch planting strip • – Line Articulation Walls Property or • Options Permitted Upgraded Landscape Front and side yard zones, yard zones • be The balance of the front yard can • perennials. mixed palette of succulents and of the area. maximum of 25% of the area. for a maximum of 25% be provided shall ing the hedge row, not includ- and accent corners, ways maximum hedge height of 42 inches. have a plantings shall above the wall; line or along the property garden type and perennials. should be planted with groundcovers This area or hedges. fences, wall, provided and the sidewalk between vate gardens. hedges to define public edges and pri- be irrigated. shall where applicable, irrigated. to be is permitted square per lot, feet not to exceed 1,500 planted area, 20% of the regulations, terey County Per Mon- edge of the public walkway. lawn from the planting beds to d 6

© 2004 urban design associates Landscape Patterns – Shared Courtyard Elements PatternsLandscape Courtyard – Shared landscape patternslandscape Illustrative shared zones in courtyard lots upgrade. permitted as fountains and planters are Garden elements such a yards with landscaping. These areas are be a mixture best defined as gardens and will of paved court- spaces. have plantings to define semi-public and private and will context of the broader community. space provides within the or gathering a unique social experience mon court The idea of a group of similar centered on a com- housing. courtyard in the image of be styled will of East Garrison The apartments Homes & Apartment Lots Courtyard h neircutad ilb ra hr rvt nre,prhs patios, , be areas will entries, where private courtyards The interior apartment lots apartment sharedIllustrative zones in court d 7

© 2004 urban design associates Landscape PatternsLandscape Elements – Lane landscape patternslandscape fence standard 48-inch-high lane screen of Illustration 50% opacity 50% 48 inches high, Fencing Side/Rear Yard Standard Fencing Side/Rear Yard Standard and perenni- shrubs, groundcovers, erant Drought-tol- a minimum of 50% opacity. must This fence have the lane is required. screen along A 48-inch-high fence lanes. of plantings to enhance the appearance with a palette of be landscaped shall The Rear Yard Zone Setback lot. of each lines define the rear will property Lanes Elements Lane Hedgerow Upgrade - Permitted Permitted upgrade landscape elements Standard elements landscape Shade Tree Upgrade - Permitted eties of Yarrow side of the lane. on each or Greek vari- as or the Silvery Thyme spreading grasses or groundcovers such provide of low-shall strip a 36-inch the landscaping vehicles, emergency for zone tain the required 20-foot clear ToTrees main- are upgrade. a permitted als are required at the base of fence. Planting Upgraded Fence Planting Foundation of-Way Lane Right- cover in Ground- d 8

© 2004 urban design associates Permitted Upgrades – Front Yard Fences & Walls

Front yard fences and walls are a permit- consistent with the architectural style of ted builder upgrade at East Garrison. the house. Materials shall be selected When used, walls, fences, and hedges up from the permitted materials list in the 2004 urban design associates design urban 2004

to a maximum of 36 inches high will Architectural Patterns section of this © Illustrative stucco wall elevation define the transition from the street to Pattern Book. the yard. Fences and walls should be

Picket detail Stucco wall with

Illustrative stone wall elevation

Stone wall

Illustrative picket fence elevation

Picket fence with stone accent Stucco wall with fence

Permitted Upgrades – Front Yard Fences & Walls landscape patterns d 9 Rear/Side YardRear/Side Fences & Screens landscape patternslandscape Solid rear yard fence Rear yard screen fence Rustic stucco screen stucco Rustic fence Typical rear yard fence eryr nr f falley of off Rear yard entry Walls and fences shall be four to six feet Patterns section of this Pattern Book. list in the Architectural mitted materials be selected from shall the per- Materials at East Garrison. required for privacy and screensRear/side yard fences are YardRear/Side Fences & Screens yard fence (not permitted in lanes) standard 72-inch-high rear/side of Illustration Arbors are upgrade. a permitted Arbors Gates are permitted. 50% opacity. are of fences two feet required to have The top ened with vines and plantings. be soft- can The appearance in height. solid 48 inches high, opacity 50% 24 inches high, d 10

© 2004 urban design associates Permitted Fence Locations Lots Live/Work TownhouseLots landscape patternslandscape approx. approx. 5' 24' 24' 5' 5' 5' not permitted Front yard fences typical for all lot types. typical the house, main body of the return to the back of lot must on a corner The rear/side yard fence Bungalow and Lots Village Grove and GardenGrove Lots 5' 5' approx. 5' 24' approx. 5' 5' 5' 24' 5' 5' e:Permitted Fence Locations Key: Rear/Side YardFence Line Rear/Side YardFence Zone Lane Fence Zone Front YardFence Zone Front YardFence Line lf Lots Bluff 10' 15' 5' 5' modate any landscaping or grading that or grading modate any landscaping have been made large enough to accom- The zones may be located. fence type where each and lines that describe zones critical. locations making fence of the and lanes, the character role in an important plays Each and lane. rear/side yard, front yard, East Garrison: There in are three types different fence Permitted Fence Locations The lot types in this plan have a set of The lot types Courtyard Lots approx. 10' 5’ may be sited. it wherever the main body of house, of allow to return to the back the fence has been increased in depth to zone the rear/side at side streets, yard fences of In the case of returns. in the location and to ensure flexibility may be necessary 5’ 5' 5’ d 11

© 2004 urban design associates Permitted Upgrades – Paving Surfaces landscape patternslandscape Exposed aggregate concrete paving Gravel Typical pattern paving brick Porous concrete pavers with brick Stone paving Typical pattern paving brick nldn grgt ocee rc,or brick, aggregate concrete, including may be enhanced by the use of materials landscapes Entry upgrade. permitted paving is a Ornamental paving. surface for Concrete is the standard material Permitted Upgrades - Paving Surfaces recommended to enhance drainage. Porous are materials gardens. interior individual preferences in the private, Homeowners express their can stone. d 12

© 2004 urban design associates Landscape PaletteLandscape – Non-Irrigated Nassella pulchra Sidalcea malvaeflora condensatus cv.Leymus condensatus cv.Leymus Festuca rubra cv. Carex tumulicola Grasses Umbellularia californica agrifolia Quercus Aesculus californica Trees A Non-Irrigated Native Landscape for Appropriate Plants landscape patternslandscape Purple Needlegrass Purple Checkerbloom Capitan’‘El ‘Canyon Prince’ Blue’ ‘Molate Foothill Sedge Bay Laurel California Coastal Live Oak Buckeye California Satureja douglasii melliferaSalvia 'terra seca' cv.Rhamnus californica horizontalis 'Varigated'Ceanothus griseus horizontalis Ceanothus griseus exaltatusCeanothus gloriosus Ceanothus gloriosus pumila Arctostaphylos edmundsii 'Carmel Sur' Arctostaphylos Groundcover clevelandii x leucophylla Salvia clevelandii x leucophylla Salvia clevelandii x leucophylla Salvia Rhamnus californica Ribes speciosum Ribes malvaceum illicifolia Prunus Mimulus aurantiacus cv. Heteromeles arbutifolia elliptica Garrya Fremontodendron cv. Ceanothus incanus Ceanothus cuneatus rigidus Ceanothus cuneatus rigidus aquifolium repensBerberis and Herbaceous Shrubs,Vines, Yerba Buena Sage Creeping Black Berry Coffee Case’ ‘Eve Variegated Creeper Carmel CreeperCarmel Brown’‘Emily ‘Anchor Bay’ Manzanita Sandmat Manzanita Sur Carmel Blue’ ‘Whirly ‘Allen Chickering’ Sage ‘Pozo Blue’ Coffeeberry Fuchsia Gooseberry Flowered Currant Chaparral Cherry Holly-Leaved Bean Yellow’‘Jelly Toyon Coast Silk Tassel Glory’ ‘California Coast Whitethorn ‘Snowball’ Monterey Ceanothus Creeping Barberry Collinsia heterophylla Nemophilia menziesii Laylia platyglossa Lupinus nanus Eschscholzia californica Annual Wildflowers Chinese Houses Baby Blue-Eyes Tips Tidy Lupine Sky PoppyCalifornia d 13

© 2004 urban design associates Landscape PaletteLandscape – Irrigated Zauschneria californica cv. californica Zauschneria Stachys bullata Erigeron glaucus cv. horizontalis Ceanothus griseus Erigeron glaucus cv. Groundcover agrifolia Quercus californica Myrica hindsii Juglans californica unedo Arbutus negundo californicum Acer Acer macrophyllum Trees Landscape An Irrigated for Appropriate Plants landscape patternslandscape ‘Everetts Choice’ Wood Mint ‘Wayne Roderick’ Creeper’ ‘Carmel Breeze Sea Coastal Live Oak Pacific Wax Myrtle WalnutCalifornia TreeStrawberry BoxCalifornia Elder Maple Big-Leaf Vaccinium ovatum melliferaSalvia prostrata Ribes speciosum Ribes sanguineum glutinosum cv. Ribes malvaceum cv. Ribes malvaceum cv. Rhus ovata cv.Rhamnus californica cv.Rhamnus californica elliptica cv. Garrya Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Ceanothus griseus Ceanothus griseus Ceanothus Ceanothus Ceanothus Ceanothus californica Carpenteria cv. californica Artemisia x Arctostaphylos and Herbaceous Shrubs,Vines, Evergreen Huckleberry ‘Terra Seca’ Fuchsia Gooseberry Flowered ‘Claremont’ White’ ‘Rana Tassels’‘Dancing Bush Sugar Bruno’ San ‘Mound Berry Coffee Case’ ‘Eve ’ ‘James Flurry’ ‘Snow Dorado’ ‘El Edmonds’ ‘Louis Zadnick’ ‘Kurt Hartman’‘Ray ‘Frosty Blue’ Phelps’ ‘Julia ‘Joyce Coulter’ Tree Anemone ‘Montara’ ‘Sunset’ Nt:Plants listed as moderate or high water State users by the California Water Resources Department *Note: coulterii * Romneya Penstemon heterophyllus x Mimulus hybrids Mimulus aurantiacus cv. Mimulus aurantiacus cv. douglasiana Iris Heuchera x* Heuchera x* Heuchera x* Perennials Sedum spathulifolium Sedum obtusatum lanceolata Dudleya hassei Dudleya farinosa Dudleya cymosa Dudleya caespitosa Dudleya edmundsii cv.Arctostaphylos x Arctostaphylos Succulents n hrfr utb iie i n obnto)t %o the total planted area. and therefore must be limited (in any combination) to 5% of Matilija Poppy BOP’ ‘Margarita Persoff Hybrids Bean Yellow’‘Jelly Bean White’ ‘Jelly Douglas Iris ‘Wendy’ ‘Canyon Pink’ ‘Chiqui’ Stonecrop Stonecrop Sierra Live-Forever Leaved Lance Hass’s Live-Forever Bluff Lettuce Dudleya Spreading Lettuce Sea Sur’ ‘Carmel Carpet’ ‘Emerald d 14

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