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Attachment D City of Roseville Draft Tree Preservation Ordinance Planning Commission Public Hearing 10-6-15 3. The tree preservation plan set shall consist of four (4) components. Commented \[BGA16\]: 1 The four components of the required plan should bring clarity to the tree preservation overall tree inventory a.An including the following information: 2 process. At its core, this process will identify what exists before activities occur, what areas will be impacted by the i.Location, diameter, unique identifier, and species of all trees on the site; proposed activity, and what the site will look like 3 following activity. The required matrix will provide staff ii.Location, diameter, unique identifier, and species of all adjacent significant trees with an easy-to-reference summary of what is required on 4 a site. on adjacent property whose typical root protection zone extends on to the subject 5 property. 6 iii.Trees on the subject property shall be tagged and numbered with the unique 7 identifier assigned to the tree as part of the overall tree inventory. 8 disturbance plan b.A showing the overall tree inventory in relation to the following 9 and including: 10 i.Identification of which significant trees are: 11 1.Protected, preserved, or undisturbed; 12 2.Removed or disturbed (the typical root protection zone will be impacted); and 13 3.Exempt \[per Section 1011.04(E)(4)\]. 14 ii.Proposed grading contours of the site. 15 iii.Proposed location of building pads and other impervious surfaces being installed. 16 iv.Proposed disturbance zones (due to construction, grading, utility installations and 17 other development activities) as identified by cross-hatching or gray-colored 18 shading on the plan. 19 v.Identification of tree protection zones: Commented \[BGA17\]: 20 This subsection requires that tree protection zones be identified on the disturbance plan 1.At a minimum, plans must identify the typical root protection zone for all 21 set, and grants the applicant the authority to be more restrictive in using a dripline to set protection areas if inventoried trees except those proposed for removal. 22 desired. 2.At the discretion of the applicant, greater protection may be provided to 23 individual trees by identifying a tree’s unique dripline as the protection zone; 24 in no instance shall a dripline provide less protection than a typical root 25 protection zone. 26 vi.Proposed locations and details of tree protection fencing to be installed for all trees 27 to be preserved. 28 final planting plan c.A showing: 29 i.The final inventory of existing trees to remain on-site following completion of all 30 development activities. 31 ii.Location, diameter, and species of all proposed replacement trees in conformance 32 with Section 1011.04(J). 33 Page 4 of 11