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Roseville City Council
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8/24/2015
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, August 24, 2015 <br /> Page 39 <br /> Mr. Gozola went over each section as Councilmembers provided their feedback as <br /> applicable. <br /> Section G. Tree Preservation Plan Set Requested- Matrix, (Page 5), Subd. D.i.1 <br /> At the request of Mayor Roe, Mr. Gozola confirmed that the difference in deter- <br /> mining final diameter and caliper inches was addressed in definitions. <br /> Section H. Tree Preservation Simplified Plan Set(Page 7) <br /> Mayor Roe suggested that the simplified plan set show setbacks and landmarks to <br /> quantify where they were located, or include a simple drawing to the effect. <br /> Mr. Gozola responded that specifications were intended as part of the policy to <br /> handout; and enforcement would include someone on staff verifying tree protec- <br /> tion fencing was in the proper location. <br /> Mayor Roe suggested as part of the "trees in lieu of' portion, that it be addressed <br /> via policy rather than in the ordinance to determine that direction. <br /> Mr. Gozola noted some things yet to be addressed included, but were not limited <br /> to, rate replacement numbers allowed, removals allowed, and equivalencies. <br /> For the benefit of staff and his Council colleagues, Councilmember Willmus re- <br /> quested review of the triggers or development of a special set of regulations per- <br /> taining to minor lot subdivisions in an attempt to avoid larger lot splits for smaller <br /> lots to minimize impacts. Councilmember Willmus noted that, while it may be <br /> initially expensive to put together, he had seen it done successfully in other com- <br /> munities. <br /> Mayor Roe suggested that maybe part of minor subdivision platting discussions. <br /> City Planner Paschke advised that it was actually part of the Building Permit pro- <br /> cess, allowing property owners to split a lot for a minor subdivision of up to three <br /> lots at a time, at which time the Building Permit required the builder to provide <br /> that survey and tree protection documentation. <br /> Councilmember Willmus opined that his concern was that a developer or property <br /> owner could impact the valuation of a lot by going that route. <br /> As it now stated in existing policy and as proposed, Mr. Paschke advised that the <br /> builder was required one way or another to provide a tree restoration or preserva- <br /> tion plan. <br /> Councilmember Willmus referenced current minor lot subdivision requirements in <br /> low density residential (LDR) Districts. <br />
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