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City of Roseville <br />10-06-15 <br />Page 2 <br />Proposed Ordinance <br />The new ordinance languageis organized as follows <br />(A)Intent and Purpose <br /> – The intent and purpose section draws from both the existing <br />ordinance and the City’s past Arbor Day resolutions to explain why these regulations <br />are necessary. <br />(B)Applicability <br /> – Rather than tie these new regulations to a term like “land alteration,” <br />we’veelected to identify already existing permit applications that would trigger tree <br />preservation requirements: <br />a.Platting, re-platting, or any lot division; <br />b.Any building permit for a new principal structure, or any building permit that <br />would expand the footprint of an existing principal structure by more than <br />50%; <br />c. Demolition permits that would remove 50% or more of a principal structure; <br />d.A grading permit that triggers erosion control permit requirements. <br />Each of the above application types would need to providea tree preservation plan <br />set prior to the application being deemed “complete” City staff.Note that subdivision <br />(B)(2) adds protection against a landowner preemptively removing trees in an <br />attempt to circumvent tree preservation requirements. Subdivision (B)(3) clarifies <br />that if greater tree preservation requirements apply due to other code provisions, the <br />more restrictive standard will apply. <br />(C)Exemptions <br /> – to ensure clarity on things that are not covered by this ordinance, we <br />list upfront that tree removal for city public improvement projects or repairs AND <br />emergency removal of trees to protect public health are outright allowed and are not <br />subject to tree preservation or replacement standards. <br />(D)Trees Required to be Inventoried <br />– In recognition that the general public values <br />green vegetation and isn’tnecessarily fixated on the quality of trees, we have <br />deviated from inventorying only specific tree types in favor of inventorying ALL trees <br />that meeta minimum size regardless of theirhealth or quality. <br /> <br />
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