I notice you've provided only the table of contents and the beginning of Appendix A (the approved tree list) from the Centennial, CO Zoning Ordinance. The content cuts off mid-table at "Quercus alba / White Swamp Oak" with only the first few columns filled in.

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Centennial, CO Zoning Ordinance | Zoneomics#

ARTICLE 1#

Title, Purpose, Authority, Jurisdiction, Applicability, Pending Applications, Private Restrictions, Interpretation, and Severability

ARTICLE 2#

Districts and Use Standards

ARTICLE 3#

Development Standards

ARTICLE 4#

Form and Design Standards

ARTICLE 5#

Parking and Loading

ARTICLE 6#

Signs and Lighting

ARTICLE 7#

Open Space, Floodplain Management and Environmental Quality

ARTICLE 8#

Development Landscaping and Tree Protection

ARTICLE 9#

Subdivision and Land Development Design

ARTICLE 10#

Dedications, Fees-In-Lieu, and Public Improvements

ARTICLE 11#

Streets, Utilities, and Drainage

ARTICLE 12#

Nonconformities

ARTICLE 13#

Decision-Makers

ARTICLE 14#

Permits and Procedures

ARTICLE 15#

Enforcement and Remedies

ARTICLE 16#

Definitions

APPENDIX#

Appendix A - Plant Lists#

Appendix B - Forms#

Appendix C - Plans#

Appendix D - Pattern Books and Sign Design Programs#

Appendix E - Special Districts#

Appendix F - Reserved#

Appendix I - Dove Valley Residential Overlay District#

Appendix J - Live Work Unit Exclusion Area#

Appendix K - Natural Medicine Business Overlay District#

Appendix L - Midtown Centennial Overlay District#

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Centennial City Zoning Code#

APPENDIX#

Appendix A - Plant Lists#

Approved Plant Lists#

A. Approved Tree List. Table A-1, Approved Tree List, sets out the trees that may be used to satisfy the landscaping requirements of Article 8, Development Landscaping and Tree Protection.

Table A-1: Approved Tree List

Botanical/Common Name	Street Tree	Water Requirements	Sun Tolerance	Mature Height (ft.)	Canopy Width (ft.)	Native	Xeriscape Material
Deciduous Trees
Acer x fremanii / Autumn Blaze Maple	Yes	Moderate	Full sun	50–60	25–30	-	-
Acer glabrum / Rocky Mountain Maple	-	Adaptable	Full sun	15–25	15–20	Yes	Yes
Acer grandidentatum / Bigtooth, Canyon Maple	-	Low	Full sun	20–30	10–20	-	Yes
Acer Platanoides and cvx. / Norway Maple	Yes	Moderate	Full sun	50–75	25–30	-	-
Acer saccharum and cbx. / Sugar Maple	-	Moderate	Full/partial	50–60	30–40	-	-
Acer tataricum / Tatarian Maple	-	Adaptable	Full/partial	15–20	15–20	-	Yes
Aesculus glabra / Ohio Buckeye	Yes	Moderate	Partial	30–50	15–20	-	-
Alnus tenuifolia / Thin leaf Alder	-	Moderate	Full/partial	15–30	15–20	Yes	-
Amelanchier canadensis / Shadblow Serviceberry	-	Moderate	Full/partial	15–25	15–20	-	Yes
Amurense / Amur corktree	-	Moderate	Full sun	30–35	25–30	-	-
Betula occidentalis / Western Water Birch	-	Moderate	Full sun	20–30	15–20	Yes	-
Catalpa speciosa / Western Catalpa	Yes	Low	Full sun	40–50	25–35	-	Yes
Celtis occidentalis / Common Hackberry	Yes	Low	Full/partial	50–60	40–50	Yes	Yes
Crataegus ambigua / Russian Hawthorn	-	Adaptable	Full sun	20	20	-	Yes
Crataegus crus-galli and cvs. / Cockspur Hawthorn	-	Adaptable	Full sun	20	20	-	Yes
Gleditsia triacanthos inermis / Thornless honeylocust	Yes	Low	Full sun	40	40	-	Yes
Gleditsia triacanthos inermis / Shademaster honeylocust	Yes	Low	Full sun	50	40	-	Yes
Gleditsia triacanthos inermis / Skyline honeylocust	Yes	Low	Full sun	45	40	-	Yes
Gymnocladus dioica / Kentucky Coffee tree	Yes	Adaptable	Full sun	50–60	30–40	-	Yes
Koelreuteria paniculata / Goldenrain tree	-	Low	Full sun	25–30	25–30	-	Yes
Populus angustifolia / Narrowleaf Cottonwood	-	High	Full sun	60–80	50–60	Yes	-
Populus sargentii / Plains Cottonwood	-	High	Full sun	30–80	20–80	Yes	-
Prunus americana / Plum	-	Low	Full-partial	10–20	8–12	Yes	Yes
Prunus armeniaca / Apricot tree	-	Low	Full sun	15–20	15–20	-	Yes
Prunus maackii / Amur Chokecherry	Yes	Adaptable	Full sun	20–30	15–20	-	Yes
Prunus virginiana and cvs. / Chokecherry	-	Moderate	Full sun	20–25	10–15	Yes	-
Pyrus ussuriensis / Ussurian Pear tree	-	Low	Full sun	20–25	15–20	-	Yes
Quercus alba / White Swamp Oak	Yes	Moderate	Full sun	(data cut off)	(data cut off)	(data cut off)	(data cut off)

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Botanical/Common Name	Street Tree	Water Requirements	Sun Tolerance	Height (ft.)	Width (ft.)	Native	Xeriscape Material
Deciduous Trees
Quercus gambelii / Gambel Scrub Oak	-	Low	Full sun	15—30	15—20	Yes	Yes
Quercus macrocarpa / Bur Oak	Yes	Low	Full sun	50—80	40—60	-	Yes
Quercus rubra / Northern Red Oak	Yes	Moderate	Full sun	50—80	40—60	-	-
Robinia pseudoacacia / Purple Robe Locust	-	Low	Full sun	25—35	20—25	-	Yes
Syringa reticulata and cvs. / Japanese Lilac	Yes	Moderate	Full sun	20—30	15—25	-	-
Tilia americana / American Linden	Yes	Moderate	Full-partial	50—75	25—30	-	-
Tilia cordata / Littleleaf Linden	Yes	Moderate	Full sun	30—50	15—20	-	-
Tilia tomentosa and cvs. / Silverleaf Linden	Yes	Moderate	Full sun	50—75	25—30	-	-
Evergreen Trees
Abies concolor / White Fir	-	Moderate	All levels	50—75	15—25	-	Yes
Juniperus chinensis and cvs. / Chinese Juniper	-	Low	Full-partial	20—30	10—15	-	Yes
Juniperus monosperma / Oneseed Juniper	-	Low	Full sun	15—20	15—20	-	Yes
Juniperus scopulorum and cvx. / Rocky Mountain Juniper	-	Low	Full sun	15—20	20—30	Yes	Yes
Picea pungens / Colorado Spruce	-	Moderate	Full-partial	Varies	Varies	-	-
Pinus flexilis / Limber pine	-	Low	Full-partial	30—50	15—35	-	Yes
Pinus edulis / Pinon Pine	-	Low	Full sun	15—25	12—15	-	Yes
Pinus mugo and cvs. / Dwarf Mugo Pine	-	Low	Full-partial	5—10	5—20	-	Yes
Pinus mugo / Mugo Pine	-	Low	Full-partial	15—20	20—25	-	Yes
Pinus nigra / Austrian Pine	-	Adaptable	Full	40—60	30—40	-	Yes
Pinus ponderosa / Ponderosa Pine	-	Low	Full sun	50—100	20—30	-	Yes
Pinus strobiformis / Southwestern White Pine	-	Low	Full sun	40—50	20—30	-	Yes
Pinus sylvestris / Scotch Pine	-	Moderate	Full sun	30—50	20—30	-	-

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B. Approved Shrub List. Table A-2, Approved Shrub List, sets out the shrubs that may be used to satisfy the landscaping requirements of Article 8, Development Landscaping and Tree Protection.

Table A-2#

Approved Shrub List

Botanical/Common Name	Street Tree	Water Requirements	Sun Tolerance	Height (ft.)	Width (ft.)	Native	Xeriscape Material
Deciduous Shrubs
Amorpha canescens / Leadplant	-	Low	Full-partial	3	4	-	Yes
Artemisia tridentata / Big Sage	-	Low	Full-partial	10	6	Yes	Yes
Atriplex canescens / Saltbush	-	Low	Full-partial	5	4	-	Yes
Berberis thunbergii / Japanese Barberry	-	Low	Full-partial	3	5	-	Yes
Buddleia alternifolia / Silver Fountain Butterfly Bush	-	Low	Full sun	10	8	-	Yes
Caragana arborescens / Siberian peashrub	-	Low	Full sun	12	10	-	Yes
Caryopteris x clandonensis / Blue Mist spirea	-	Low	Full-partial	4	4	-	Yes
Chamaebatiaria millefolium / Fernbush	-	Low	Full-partial	5	6	-	Yes
Chrysothamnus spp. / Rabbitbrush	-	Low	Full-partial	6	6	-	Yes
Coryphantha vivipara / Spiny-star cactus	-	Low	Full sun	3"	12"	Yes	Yes
Cytisus scoparisu and cvs. / Common Broom	-	Low	Full sun	6	6	-	Yes
Echinocereus triglochidiatus / Claret-cup cactus	-	Low	Full sun	2"	8"	Yes	Yes
Elaeagnus umbellata / Autumn-olive	-	Low	Full-partial	15	15	-	Yes
Ephedra equisetina / Bluestem jointfir	-	Low	Full-partial	4	5	-	Yes
Fallugia paradoxa / Apache plume	-	Low	Full-partial	5	5	-	Yes
Fendlera rupicola / Cliff Fendlerbush	-	Low	Full-partial	5	5	-	Yes
Forestiera neomexicana / New Mexican privet	-	Low	Full-partial	12	10	-	Yes
Hippophae rhamnoides / Sea-buckthorn	-	Low	Full-partial	18	12	-	Yes
Holodiscus dumosus / Rock spirea	-	Low	Full-partial	4	4	-	Yes
Ligustrum vulgare / Cheyenne privet	-	Low	Full-partial	10	6	-	Yes
Mahonia aquifolium and cvs. / Creeping Mahonia	-	Low	Partial-shade	18"	18"	-	Yes
Opuntia imbricata / Cholla cactus	-	Low	Full sun	2-4	2-4	Yes	Yes
Opuntia spp. / Prickly-pear cactus	-	Low	Full sun	5"	1-3	Yes	Yes
Pediocactus spp. / Mountain-ball cactus	-	Low	Full sun	5"	8"	Yes	Yes
Potentilla fruticosa / Potentilla	-	Low	Full sun	4	4	-	Yes

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## Table A-2 (continued)

### Deciduous Shrubs

| Common Name | Scientific Name | Water Use | Sun Exposure | Height (ft) | Width (ft) | Native | Prohibited |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sand cherry | Prunus besseyi | Low | Full-partial | 6 | 6 | — | Yes |
| Firethorne Pyracantha | Pyracantha spp. and cvs. | Moderate | Partial-shade | 6 | 6 | — | — |
| Smooth sumac | Rhus glabra cismontana | Low | Full-partial | 6 | 6 | — | Yes |
| Threeleaf sumac | Rhus trilobata | Low | Full-partial | 6 | 6 | — | Yes |
| Native pink rose | Rosa woodsii | Low | Full-partial | 6 | 6 | — | Yes |
| Boulder raspberry | Rubus deliciosus | Low | Full-partial | 6 | 6 | — | Yes |
| Silver buffaloberry | Shepherdia argentea | Low | Full-partial | 15 | 12 | — | Yes |
| Snowberry | Symphoricarpos albus | Low | Full-partial | 4 | 4 | — | Yes |
| Hancock coralberry | Symphoricarpos x chenaultii | Low | Full sun | 3 | 6 | — | Yes |
| Common lilac | Syringa vulgaris | Low | Full sun | 15 | 12 | — | Yes |
| Wayfaring tree viburnum | Viburnum lantana | Low | Full-partial | 12 | 10 | — | Yes |
| Adams Needle yucca | Yucca filamentosa | Low | Full-partial | 3 | 5 | — | Yes |
| Narrow-leaf yucca | Yucca glauca | Low | Full sun | 4 | 4 | Yes | Yes |

### Evergreen Shrubs

| Common Name | Scientific Name | Water Use | Sun Exposure | Height (ft) | Width (ft) | Native | Prohibited |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Big sagebrush | Artemisia tridentata | Low | Full sun | 6 | 10 | — | Yes |
| Silver sagebrush | Artemisia cana | Moderate | Full sun | 4 | 4 | — | — |
| Curl-leaf mountain mahogany | Cercocarpus ledifolius | Moderate | Full sun | 6 | 10 | — | — |
| Cliff rose | Cowania mexicana | Low | Full sun | 6 | 6 | — | Yes |
| Common juniper | Juniperus communis montana | Moderate | All types | 4 | 4 | — | Yes |
| Creeping juniper | Juniper horizontalis and cvs. | Adaptable | Full-partial | 1.5 | 4-12 | — | — |
| Pfitzer juniper | Juniper x media and cvs. | Low | Full sun | Varies | varies | — | Yes |
| Green mound juniper | Juniperus procumbens | Adaptable | Full-partial | Varies | varies | — | — |
| Oregon grape-holly | Mahonia repens | Moderate | All types | 4 | 4 | — | Yes |

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## C. Prohibited Plant List

Table A-3, Prohibited Plant List, sets out the vegetation that is not allowed within the City of Centennial.

### Table A-3 — Prohibited Plant List

#### Invasive Exotic Forbs

| Common Name | Scientific Name |
|---|---|
| Baby's breath | Gypsophila paniculata |
| Bouncing bet, soapwort | Saponaria officinalis (Lychnis saponaria) |
| Chicory | Cichorium intybus |
| Chinese clematis | Clematis orientalis |
| Common yarrow (European variety) | *(scientific name not provided in source text)* |

Notes on reconstruction:

• The original text had a line break in "Juniper horizontalis" (OCR artifact), corrected to "Juniper horizontalis."
• The "1.5" and "4-12" for creeping juniper were preserved as given (height and width respectively).
• The final entry "Common yarrow (European variety)" has no scientific name in the source text; I've noted this rather than inventing one.
• All dashes ("—") represent blank cells in the original table.

Invasive Exotic Plants#

Invasive Exotic Herbs#

Common Name	Scientific Name
Achillea millefolium (European variety)	Achillea millefolium
Cypress spurge	Euphorbia cyparissias
Dalmation toadflax, butter & eggs	Linaria dalmatica ssp. Dalmatica
Dame's rocket	Hesperis matronalis
Mayweed chamomile	Anthemis cotula
Mediterranean sage	Salvia aethiopis
Mullein	Verbascum Thapsus
Myrtle spurge, Mercer's spurge	Euphorbia myrsinites
Ox-eye daisy	Leucanthemum vulgare (Chrysanthemum leucanthemum)
Perennial sweet pea, perennial peavine	Lathyrus latifolius
Purple loosestrife, European wand loosestrife	Lythrum salicaria, L. virgatum
Scentless chamomile, wild chamomile, scentless mayweed	Anthemis arvensis, Matricaria perforata (M. inodora), M. maritima (Tripleurospermum inodorum)
St. John's wort, Klamath weed	Hypericum perforatum
Sulphur cinquefoil	Potentilla recta
Sweet clover, white	Melilotus alba
Sweet clover, yellow	Melilotus officianalis
Tansy	Tanacetum vulgare
Teasel	Dipsacus fullonum
Yellow Toadflax, butter & eggs	Linaria vulgaris
Russian knapweed	Acroptilon repens
Musk thistle	Carduus nutans
Yellow starthistle	Centaurea solstitialis
Japanese knotweed	Fallopia japonica
Giant hogweed	Heracleum mantegazzianum

Invasive Exotic Grasses#

Common Name	Scientific Name
Creeping bentgrass	Agrostis stolonifera (A. alba, A. gigantea, A. palustris)
Crested wheatgrass	Agropyron desertorum, A. cristatum
Intermediate wheatgrass	Agropyron intermedium
Meadow fescue	Festuca pratensis
Meadow foxtail	Alopecurus pratensis
Orchardgrass	Dactylis glomerata
Quackgrass	Agropyron repens (Elytrigia repens or Elymus repens)
Reed canary grass	Phalaris arundinacea (Phalarioides arundinacea)
Ryegrass, Italian or annual ryegrass, common rye	Lolium perenne, L. multiflorum
Smooth brome or Hungarian brome grass	Bromopsis inermis (Bromus inermis)
Timothy	Phleum pretense

Invasive Exotic Shrubs#

Common Name	Scientific Name
Buckthorn	—

Appendix A - Prohibited, Invasive and Noxious Plant List#

Invasive Exotic Shrubs#

Common Name	Botanical Name
Glossy Buckthorn	Rhamnus frangula (Frangula alnus)
Scotch Broom	Cytisus scoparius

Invasive Exotic Trees#

Common Name	Botanical Name
Russian olive	Elaeagnus angustifolia
Salt cedar, Tamarisk	Tamarix ramosissima (chinensis), T. parviflora

Prohibited Trees#

Common Name	Botanical Name
Green Ash	Fraxinus pennsylvanica and cvs.
Black Ash	Fraxinus nigra
Patmore Ash	Fraxinus pennsylvanica 'Patmore'
Summit Ash	Fraxinus pennsylvanica 'Summit'

(Ord. 2025-O-12 §§ 41, 42)

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Appendix B - Forms#

Sample Noise Disclosure Form#

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR YOU TO CONSIDER:

___________ Airport is located (distance and direction from development) of (name of development). ________ Airport is a busy airport used by piston and jet aircraft and by helicopters, and is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. All property within (name of development) will be exposed to the noise, vibrations and other effects and hazards of this airport. All property within (name of development) is subject to the terms of an aircraft overflight easement, which permits all aircraft using the airport to fly anywhere over (name of development). The easement consents to overflying aircraft, and prevents present and future owners and occupants of property within (name of development) from objecting to, or seeking damages due to, aircraft operations. The easement also prevents owners and occupants from installing structures, trees or other objects that could interfere with flight operations at the airport. (For residences which are also within the 55 DNL contour, the following disclosure shall also be included) All property within (name of development) is expected to be exposed to daily aircraft noise levels that equal or exceed an average of 55 decibels, a level of aircraft noise that the City of Centennial City Council has determined is the maximum acceptable level for residential use. Because of this, the City of Centennial has required that all residences in this area be constructed in ways that lessen the effects of the aircraft noise.

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Appendix C - Plans#

The Land Development Code sets out the regulations for the use and development of land that allow for implementation of the City's Vision, Comprehensive Plan, Sub-Area Plans, and Parks, Open Space, Trails and Recreation Master Plan. These plans are available in PDF format at the internet addresses (URLs) set out in the table below.

City of Centennial, Colorado — Comprehensive Plan, Vision, Plan, and Sub-Area Plans#

Title	Date Adopted	Internet Address (URL)
Centennial Strategic Framework	Adopted April 1, 2019.	https://www.centennialco.gov/Government/Departments/City-Managers-Office/Strategic-Planning
Centennial NEXT (Comprehensive Plan)	Amended and Approved November 8, 2023; Ratified December 5, 2023.	https://www.centennialco.gov/Government/Departments/Community-Development/Long-Range-Comprehensive-Planning
Centennial Trails and Recreation Plan	Adopted October 25, 2017; Ratified November 6, 2017.
Transportation Master Plan	Adopted April 27, 2022; Ratified May 2, 2022.
I-25 Corridor Sub-Area Plan	Adopted August 14, 2013; Ratified August 19, 2013.
SouthGlenn Sub-Area Plan	Adopted July 8, 2009; Ratified September 14, 2009.
Central Centennial Boundary Plan	Adopted February 13, 2008; Ratified March 3, 2008.
Arapahoe Urban Center Sub-Area Plan	Adopted October 10, 2007; Ratified October 15, 2007.

(Ord. 2021-O-13 §52)

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Appendix D - Pattern Books and Sign Design Programs#

Approved pattern books and sign design programs are available in PDF format at the internet addresses (URLs) set out in the tables below.

City of Centennial, Colorado — Approved Pattern Books#

Title	Date Adopted	Request Copies
Sunset Terrace Pattern Book, LU-16-00033	September 6, 2016	Document available upon request by contacting centennialplanning@centennialco.gov
Trails at Green Acres Pattern Book, PTBK-20-00001	October 6, 2021
The Landing at Lima Pattern Book, PTBK-21-00001	December 13, 2021

City of Centennial, Colorado — Approved Sign Design Programs#

Title	Date Adopted	Request Copies
(No entries provided in source text)

Appendices#

Appendix E - Special Districts#

A. Water and Sanitation Districts#

As of the effective date, the City of Centennial is served by ten water and sanitation districts, including Southeast Englewood Water District; Willows Water District; Southgate Water and Sanitation District; South Arapahoe Sanitation District; Arapahoe Estates Water District; Arapahoe County Water and Wastewater Authority; Castlewood Water and Sanitation District; Havana Water and Sanitation District; and East Cherry Creek Valley Water and Sanitation District.

B. Fire Protection Districts#

As of the effective date, the City of Centennial is served by three fire protection districts, including Littleton Fire Protection District; South Metro Fire Rescue Authority; Cunningham Fire Protection District.

C. Parks and Recreation Districts#

As of the effective date, the City of Centennial is served by three park and recreation districts, including South Suburban Park and Recreation District; Arapahoe County Recreation District; Arapahoe Park and Recreation District; and two metro districts that provide parks and recreation facilities, including Smoky Hill Metro and Recreation District and Cherry Creek Vista Metro Park and Recreation District.

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Appendix F - Reserved#

Editor's note— Ord. 2021-O-13 § 53, adopted Sept. 7, 2021, repealed Appendix F of this Chapter, which pertained to select provisions of the Joint Planning Area Development Standards and derived from the 2010 Land Development Code.

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Appendix I - Dove Valley Residential Overlay District#

(Ord. 2022-O-20 §8)

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Appendix J - Live Work Unit Exclusion Area#

(Ord. 2024-O-05 §37)

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Appendix K - Natural Medicine Business Overlay District#

(Ord. 2024-O-19)

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Appendix L - Midtown Centennial Overlay District#

(Ord. 2025-O-08 §3)

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Sign Design Program References#

Document	Ordinance/Case Number	Date Adopted
Centennial Promenade Sign Design Program	LU-12-00029	May 21, 2012
Centennial Promenade Sign Design Program 1st Amendment	LU-13-00174	September 6, 2016
Centennial Promenade Sign Design Program 2nd Amendment	SDES-22-00001	June 6, 2022
Centennial Civic Center Sign Design Program	LU-13-00121	July 8, 2013
The Jones District Sign Design Program	LU-13-0265	March 17, 2014
Viewhouse Sign Design Program	LU-14-00315	February 2, 2015
Panorama Center Sign Design Program	—	March 31, 2015
My Neighbor Felix Sign Design Program	SDES-22-00002	September 6, 2022

Documents available upon request by contacting centennialplanning@centennialco.gov