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Create an early California landscape that utilized both
native and non-native species, provide a water efficient
landscape that addressed long-term maintenance concerns
and the selection of landscape plant material to reflect
the character of the local foothill area.
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Establish a community identity and character with a consistent
and uniform streetscape to include hierarchy of intersection
monumentation. Use materials sympathetic to the regional
character of the area.
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Provide passive recreational facilities for picnicking,
jogging, strolling, and viewing wildlife habitat. Create
educational opportunities of the natural systems and habitat.
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Provide a system of community trails for convenient access
between neighborhoods, commercial centers, and open space,
with connection to the regional trail system along the Cucamonga
Creek Channel.
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Restore the detention basin to a natural wetland/riparian
habitat for passive recreational usage.
