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    Hi Ron, the Handbook for Barrier-Free Design for Ohio handles at lot of 
info about aesthetics in design as well as spec (those that the Feds 
require, those that the PVA suggests, and Ohio requires). The book has a 
lot of information about plants and trees that can be used and those that 
shouldn't be used in landscaping around buildings. It handles things like 
what kind of trees may be dropping lots of berries and leaves that would 
make entrances and ramps slippery and a hazard. I found it very
enlightening. You can get a copy of the book by either calling or writing 
Ohio Governor's Council on Disabled Persons
400 E. Campus View Blvd.
Columbus, Oh 43235
(614)438-1393
                              Pandora

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