UDO Administrative Manual - Currituck County Government

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AppendicesSECTION 3.4: INTERPRETATIONSSubsection 3.3.6: Interactive Online Mapping3.3.6. Interactive Online MappingThe Currituck County Geographic InformationServices (GIS) Online Mapping Applicationgives users information on property in thecounty. Users can locate a specific propertyand access data on it such as its zoning, floodzone, and ownership, and look at aerialphotography.The Interactive Online Mapping can be foundat:http://currituckncgov.com/Freeance/Client/PublicAccess1/index.html?appconfig=BaseMap3.4. INTERPRETATIONSThis section is reserved for official interpretations of the Unified Development Ordinance.3.5. PLANTING STANDARDSExcept where expressly exempted, Section 5.2 of the Currituck County UnifiedDevelopment Ordinance applies landscaping standards to all development in the county.To ensure compliance with the standards of that section, a landscape plan demonstratinghow plant material will be placed on a development site shall be prepared in accordancewith the following standards:3.5.1. New PlantingsA. Canopy trees shall have a minimum caliper of 2 inches at the time of planting andshall be a species having an expected height at maturity of 30 feet or more.Canopy trees a minimum of eight feet in height above ground level at the time ofplanting shall be allowed as an alternative to the minimum two inch caliperrequirement provided equal or better performance is achieved.B. Understory trees shall have a minimum caliper of 1.5 inches at the time of plantingand shall be a species having an expected height at maturity of no greater than30 feet. Understory trees a minimum of six feet in height above ground level atthe time of planting shall be allowed as an alternative to the minimum two inchcaliper requirement provided equal or better performance is achieved.C. Shrubs shall be a minimum size of 3 gallons at the time of planting and have aminimum mature height of 36 inches above grade.D. Grasses shall be a minimum size of 3 gallons at the time of planting and have aminimum mature height of 36 inches above grade.E. In cases where an aggregate caliper inch (ACI) requirement is utilized to derive arequired amount of landscaping, and the ACI figure includes a fraction, thefraction shall be dropped.F. The minimum caliper of the tree trunk is measured six inches above the ground fortrees up to and including four inches in diameter, 12 inches above the ground forAdministrative ManualPage 3.14
AppendicesSECTION 3.5: PLANTING STANDARDSSubsection 3.5.2: Species Diversitytrees greater than four inches and up to ten inches in diameter, and at breastheight (4½ feet) for trees ten inches or greater in diameter.G. All landscape plant materials shall be of high-quality nursery grade and conformto the latest version of the American Standard of Nursery Stock (ANSI Z60.1, asamended).H. The use of native, drought tolerant plant material is encouraged to reducedependency on irrigation.I. All planting materials and specifications shall correspond to the approvedplanting guidelines listed in the Administrative Manual, unless alternative materialsor specifications are proposed as part of an Alternative Landscape Plan.3.5.2. Species DiversityTo curtail the spread of disease or insect infestation in a plant species, new plantings shallcomply with the following standards:A. When fewer than 20 trees are required on a site, at least two different speciesshall be utilized, in roughly equal proportions.B. When more than 20 but fewer than 40 trees are required to be planted on a site,at least three different species shall be utilized, in roughly equal proportions.C. When 40 or more trees are required to be planted on a site, at least fourdifferent species shall be utilized, in roughly equal proportions.D. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed so as to prevent the utilization of alarger number of different species than specified above.3.5.3. Installation3.5.4. BermsA. Required landscaping shall be installed in accordance with planting proceduresestablished by the North Carolina Cooperative Extension. Additional informationis available at: http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/treesnew/text/planting.htmlB. All landscape planting areas shall be stabilized and maintained with groundcovers, mulches, or other approved materials to prevent soil erosion and allowrainwater infiltration.All berms shall comply with the following standards:A. No berm shall be located within ten feet on any lot line.B. The slope of all berms shall not exceed a two-to-one (2:1) ratio (horizontal tovertical), shall have a top width at least one-half the berm height, and a maximumheight of eight feet above the toe of the berm.C. All berms, regardless of size, shall be stabilized with a ground cover or othersuitable vegetation.D. Berms proposed to be placed along street right-of-way shall be designed andconstructed to provide adequate sight distances at intersections and along thestreet.Administrative ManualPage 3.15
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