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Q <br />2. Minimize tree and habitat loss during development and <br />construction: <br />3. Establish minimum standards for tree preservation and the <br />mitigation of environmental impacts resulting from tree removal <br />4. Enforce tree preservation standards to promote and protect the <br />public health, safety and welfare of the community. <br />5. Increase and maintain property values; <br />1. require and enforce a tree preservation plan as described below; <br />2. specify trees or groups of trees for preservation; <br />3. specify grading limits; <br />4. require the clustering of buildings or the relocation of roads <br />drives buildings utilities or storm water facilities when this would <br />preserve<protected trees; <br />5. grant variances <br />6. <br />n� <br />7. require conservation easements to ensure that groups of <br />approves. <br />Subd. 2 Tree Preservation Plan. <br />A. A Tree Preservation Plan is required as part of an application for: <br />1) New building construction in any zoning district: <br />2) An expansion of an existing building or hard surface by ten percent <br />or greater, where an approved tree preservation plan is not on file <br />with the city; <br />3) Any project for which a city grading permit is required; <br />4) A plat or minor subdivision. <br />DRAFT -January 31, 2008 2 <br />
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