For all development activities in the Intensely Developed Areas, the applicant shall identify any environmental or natural feature described below and meet all of the following standards:
A. 
Development activities shall be designed and implemented to minimize destruction of forest and woodland vegetation.
B. 
All roads, bridges, and utilities are prohibited in a Habitat Protection Area, unless no feasible alternative exists. If a road, bridge, or utility is authorized, the design, construction, and maintenance shall:
(1) 
Provide maximum erosion protection;
(2) 
Minimize negative impact on wildlife, aquatic life, and their habitats; and
(3) 
Maintain hydrologic process and water quality.
C. 
All development activities that must cross or affect streams shall be designed to:
(1) 
Reduce increases in flood frequency and severity that are attributable to development;
(2) 
Retain tree canopy so as to maintain stream water temperature within normal variation;
(3) 
Provide a natural substrate for stream beds; and
(4) 
Minimize adverse water quality and quantity impacts of stormwater.
D. 
All development and redevelopment activities shall include stormwater management technologies that reduce pollutant loadings by at least 10% below the level of pollution on the site prior to development or redevelopment as provided in Critical Area 10% Rule Guidance Manual — Fall 2003, and as may be subsequently amended.