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Attachment C <br />1 EXTRACT FROM THE .TOINT MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSION <br />2 RELATED TO TREE PRESERVATION <br />3 Ben Gozola, Sambatek and Mark Reeder, S& S Tree Service <br />4 Mr. Gozola introduced Mark Reeder from S& S Tree Service, with each consultant providing a brief <br />5 personal biography and a history of their company and services they provided. Mr. Gozola advised <br />6 that he would be involved in the process and ordinance writing for each objective; with Mr. Reeder <br />7 providing detailed expertise on tree preservation and replacement. <br />8 Taking the lead in the presentation, Mr. Gozola advised that the intent was two-fold: to exactly <br />9 understand what the community wished to accomplish, and general approaches based on feedback <br />10 from the City Council tonight to reach an understanding. Mr. Gozola noted each community was <br />11 different and provided examples of other communities and their variable foci. Mr. Gozola advised that <br />12 he had researched meeting minutes from the City as part of his background information provided <br />13 during this presentation and his findings of areas for discussion to glean a better understanding of the <br />14 community. <br />15 At the request of Chair Boguszewski, Mr. Gozola confirmed that woodland preservation areas included <br />16 both private and public properties; frequently identified through GIS mapping; and ecologically rated <br />17 by species. <br />18 Councilmember McGehee noted the need to consider Roseville as a flyway area for migratory song <br />19 birds over Minneapolis to Langton Lake and surrounding areas where quality vegetation is needed. <br />20 Mr. Gozola reviewed tree ordinances far the cities of Minnetonka, Savage, and Farmington among <br />21 others and their specific approaches. <br />22 Chair Boguszewski expressed interest in the tree bank program as a concept he'd be interested in <br />23 pursuing if moving in that direction in addressing replacement rates and incentives for woodland <br />24 protection and tree "banking" credits. <br />25 Commissioner Daire opined it seemed presumptive to have to replace or talce the base line as it is now <br />26 and anything coming later was referred back to that baseline, making it implicit that there was no <br />27 consideration of or underlying idea that the current status is enough. Commissioner Daire suggested <br />28 consideration also should be given to air quality, amount of shade, sunlight penetration you can use to <br />29 define where or if you need additional foliage, and other issues as well. <br />30 Mr. Gozola noted that this was getting to the heart of discussion, and sought to hear goals or what the <br />31 City Council and Commission wished to accomplish; at which point he would work with staff to draft <br />32 an ordinance to achieve those specific goals. <br />33 Commissioner Murphy asked if any cities had a concept to put trees somewhere beyond a development <br />34 like park; and opined that would have been nice alternative to have available with the recent Pizza <br />35 Luce development and nearby Oasis Park that could have benefitted. <br />36 In his role serving as a Planner for the City of Victoria during a transitional period, Mr. Gozola advised <br />37 that they allowed that concept in other areas of the community if no place was available on the existing <br />38 project site, even though their ordinance was very strict. <br />39 Councilmember McGehee suggested the use of trees along freeways as sound barriers, which had been <br />40 considered in past discussions. <br />41 Chair Boguszewski noted the issues brought up so far involved symmetric as mentioned by <br />42 Commissioner Daire and a rationale for establishing goals. <br />
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