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Landscape Area Plan Common Area The common area comprises parcels to be grant- ed to the Shores Business Center Association (UShores Center") for shared pedestrian walkways, recreational uses and open spaces which are accessible to the public. They begin as an exten- sion of the existing park area to the west and con- nect together all public amenities of the Shores Center. Greenbelt Easement Areas Greenbelt easement areas are landscaped ease- ment areas to be granted to the Shores Center for pedestrian use including ingress and egress, land- scaping, pathways, lighting irrigation, open space, and recreational use. They are intended to sup- plement the common areas and provide land- scaped open areas between buildings, between walkways and buildings, and between buildings, parking areas and public roads. The Development Master Plan locates the greenbelt easement areas so as to maximize the public benefit inher- ent in their purpose consistent with the desire of the applicant to develop a campus office complex. The precise location of the greenbelt easement areas are determined by the Architectural Review Committee of the Shores Business Center Association. Landscape Setback Area All remaining landscaped areas not included within the common area, greenbelt easement area, or the restricted use area (see below) will be subject to restrictions applying to landscaped set- back areas and imposed under the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions and Charges for Commercial Development of the Shores Center. Restricted Use Area/Central Quad The Central Quad is a large central space that is designed to accommodate multiple uses by tenants of the office buildings, including recre- ation and group activities. The Quad will not be included in the common area, the greenbelt easement area, or the landscape setback area, although it will be restricted to uses consistent with its intended purpose. Other Outdoor Amenities The applicant also envisions many other outdoor functions throughout the entire building complex, including recreation fields, outdoor conferencing, and outdoor dining near the cafeteria b~lding. ~- 12- 10