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Project Overview: Site Legend
Entry zone
- existing entry design to be brought out to the street to enhance the entire entry experience
- emphasize existing planting design and fill gaps as needed
- new bronze uplights under trees
- enhanced planting focused around entry
Wall zone
- low maintenance materials above wall
- accent grasses and rock mulch in front of wall
- boulder & crushed rock in large swathes of parkway
Hillside zone
- create a welcoming secondary entry
emphasize existing succulents and fill in gaps - provide groundcover at pedestrian edge
- blend new planting into mature areas
Flat zone
- expand large evergreen shrub planting
- fill in under pepper trees with large shrubs
- boulder and crushed rock succulent pockets
IMPROVEMENTS ACROSS ALL ZONES
- remove large aloes harboring rats
- remove pups around agaves and trim up lower leaves
- paint irrigation equipment brown
- replace missing trees in parkway
- large swathes of boulders and rock mulch in parkway
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Proposed Entry Zone
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Proposed Wall Zone
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Proposed Hillside Zone
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Proposed Flat Zone
![](https://www.rrmdesign.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Proposed-Flat-Zone-1.png)
Additional Improvements
Proposed Railing Improvements
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Proposed Lighting Locations
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Landscape materials
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