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<br /> . - "I <br /> I. Provision of the appropriate utility and drainage easements widths on the . <br /> preliminary RLS; <br /> 2. Provision of a temporary rock construction entrance, as described in Exhibit C of -I <br /> the Staff memorandum (dated, February 7, 1996); <br /> 0 Compliance with the Zoning Ordinance, Section VI, G, 8, a and b; <br /> J. <br /> 4. Modification of the silt fence, such that the trees to be preserved are wholly . <br /> located on one side of the silt fence and the area to be disturbed is on the other <br /> side of the silt fence; <br /> 5. Provision of snow fence around all trees (including their drip lines) that fall I <br /> outside of the proposed building area on Tracts Band C, as shown on Exhibit A, <br /> page I of2 of the Staff memorandum (dated February 7,1996); and <br /> 6. Payment of the appropriate park dedication fees. I <br />D. Modifications subsequent to the Planninl! Commission reeommeodation <br /> The applicant has made certain modifications to the preliminary RLS based on the I <br /> conditions of the Planning Commission's recommendation of approval. The applicant <br /> has made modifications to the preliminary RLS in response to conditions 1,2,4, and 5. I <br /> C:ondition #1. The applicant has modified the preliminary RLS to provide the required <br /> . . <br /> utility and drainage easements widths, per the Subdivision Ordinance, Section 22-8, (e). . <br /> Condition #2. The applicat1t has modified the preliminary RLS to provide the rock <br /> construction entrance, as described in Exhibit C of the StalT memorandum (dated, .. <br /> February 7, 1996). <br /> Condition #4. The applicant has modified the preliminary RLS such that all the trees to . <br /> be preserved are wholly located on one side of the silt fence and the area to be disturbed <br /> is located on the other side of the silt fence. <br /> Condition #5. The applicant has modified the preliminary RLS by adding snow fence I <br /> between the tress to be preserved and the proposed building areas and driveways. <br /> Hov.;ever, the snow fence is not located outside of the dripline of the trees which are to be I <br /> preserved. Also, the snow fence does not extend across the front of the lot which would <br /> protect the trees which are to be preserved from vehicles, equipment, and materials being I <br /> placed on their root systems. <br /> I <br /> I <br /> . <br /> -I <br /> I <br />