§ 37.01.02. Definitions.

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"Hardscape." Hardscape preparations refers to the inanimate elements of landscaping specifically associated with or necessary for the installation of plantings, especially any masonry work or woodwork.

"Impermeable surface." An impermeable surface is one that water will not penetrate, such as concrete or asphalt, and that will not support the growth of large shade trees.

"Permeable surface." A permeable surface in the context of this title is one, such as soil, that will allow sufficient water to penetrate the surface, and that will allow absorption of water and provide nutrients to enable the growth of large shade trees.

"Topography." The topography of a site is its three-dimensional shape.

"View shed." A view shed is an area of land, water, and other environmental elements, such as trees, green space, that is visible from a fixed vantage point. The term is used in urban and rural planning to identify areas of particular scenic and/or historic value that are deemed worthy of preservation.

(Ord. No. 0-88-09, § I, 7-20-2009)

                    
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