Preserves a large viewshed Sample Clauses

Preserves a large viewshed. Preserves a viewshed of a large portion of the East VillageTALUS Property site as viewed from the valley floor by establishing vegetative buffers, by preserving the area south of West Fork Xxxxxxxx Creek, as undeveloped property to be conveyed to the City, and by transferring the development density attributable to such area to the northerly portion of the site. (Objectives X-0, X-0, X-0, X-0, X-0, and P-8; Policies P-2.1, P-2.2, P-3.1, P-5.1, P-6.1, P-6.2, P-6.3, P-6.5, P-7.1, and P-8.1)
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