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A landscape architect indicates a different grading plan, designed with a better balance of protection and preservation vs purely for profit and ease, would be <br />able to save many more trees (as well as potentially fix some of the easement issues). I've highlighted the trees below that are not located on a building site <br />and are being killed simply due to grading and it being 'easier/cheaper to kill them than work around them' motives (directly killed in yellow, being kept but <br />will likely die in red... including some on my property). Many (most?) of those trees, some over a hundred years old, are being taken out out of <br />convenience... not necessity. A new grading plan that emphasized saving more mature, healthy, trees rather than clear cutting (as required by city code) <br />would serve to avoid "clear cutting" as well as help with the tree removal mitigation deficiency. <br />Page 7 of 12Reasons to Deny 3685 New Brighton Road Subdivision <br />3/9/2018http://joefederer.com/subdivision/Reasons.html