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AVPPENDIX IVISITOR’S CENTER CONCEPTHighway 99BeautificationMaster PlanAendiAppendix IV: Visitor’s Center ConceptAendiAppendix IV:Visitor’s CenterConceptxxii
ABPPENDIX VIBLIOGRAPHYAustin, R. 1982. Designing with Plants. Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York.California: Nursery Sources for California Nature Plants, 1995.Highway 99BeautificationMaster PlanDines, N. and Harris, C. 1988. Time Saver Standards for Landscape Architecture. McGraw-Hill, New York.Dirr, M. 1990. Manual of Woody Landscape Plants: Their Identification, Ornamental Characteristics,Culture, Propogation and Uses. Stipes, Illinois.Harker, D., Harker, K., Evans, M., Evans, S., and Libby, G.. 1999. Landscape Restoration HandbookSecond Edition. Lewis Publishers, New York.Hightshoe, G.. 1988. Native Trees, Shrubs and Vines for Urban and Rural America.Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York.Ottesen, C. 1995. Native Plant Primer. Harmony Books, Crown Publishers, New York.AendiAppendix V: BibliographyPerry,B.1992. Landscape Plants for Western Regions An Illustrated Guide to Plants for WaterConservation. Land Design Publishing, California.United States, Federal Highway Administration, Department of Transportation. Bonnie Harper-Lore, editor.Roadside Use of Native Plants. publication # FHWA-EP-99-014.1999.Walker, Theodore D. 1991. Planting Design. Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York.AendiAppendix V:Bibliographyxxiii
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HIGHWAY 99BEAUTIFICATIONMASTER PLAN
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INTRODUCTIONHighway 99Beautificatio
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that don’t invest in themselves.
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T HE PLANNING PROCESSHighway 99Beau
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Milo Smith, resident of KinsburgJos
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ackground information from Phase I
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G OALS AND OBJECTIVESHighway 99Beau
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Policy 1B1:Establish major gateways
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Policy 2C3:Analyze existing tree, s
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O PPORTUNITIES & CONSTRAINTSHighway
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Element: Agricultural FieldsHighway
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Opportunity:Some of the existing ba
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Element:Opportunity:Views of unsigh
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Opportunity:Element:Opportunity:Con
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P ROPOSED BEAUTIFICATION IMPROVEMEN
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times. Furthermore, it provides the
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LEGENDMajor gatewayPoint of access
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PROPOSED BEAUTIFICATION IMPROVEMENT
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