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Ordinance No. 2007- Page 7 1. A tree that is in a woodland preservation area or is a high Priority tree must be replaced at an inch-for-inch in diameter for a deciduous tree and at a foot-for-foot in height for an evergreen tree: and 2. A significant tree that is outside of the allowable tree removal area specified in section (e)(2)must be replaced with one two-inch tree. b. Mitigation species 1. Trees in woodland preservati no&must be replaced with species found in that eco-type. 2. High priority trees must flee laced s ecies of a similar type that are normally found growing in similar condi ns. 3. Significant trees Of, replaced with an s�ftes other than box elder, silver maple, willow, and CO MO " ,o s race 4. A list of acceptable miftlWIIreservation and high priority replacement species is on file with .tanning deent C. Mitigation size � : 1 &eDlacemeizes=f d preservation areas and high priority trees area �R g a) ot less t one and one quarter inches but not more than three ►nc` dbh fo A_'v.i uous baW and burla ped trees and not less than three inches but not - LL bh tha " =r spade-moved deciduous trees; and not less than six feet but not more than eight feet in hei b balled an'A a _ •ver reen trees and not less than eight feet but not morfeLfan 14 feet in h&Mbt for s b-e-moved evergreen trees. 2 e lacement size for a significant tree is a two-inch tree. 3) eral Aation standards: a) eplacement trees must meet the American Standards for Nursery Stock relatirZ to quality of stock and appropriate sizing of the root ball for balled and burlapped and spade-moved trees. b) If the city determines in its sole discretion that there is no appropriate location for some or all of the required replacement trees, those trees may not be required. The strie-ken language is deleted; the underlined language is inserted.