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ATTACHMENT D ATTACHMENT CATTACHMENT B 2.The preparation date of alltree preservation plan components shall not precede the date of applicationby more than two 2) years. 3.The tree preservation plan set shall consist of four (4) components. a.An overall tree inventory including the following information: i.Location, diameter, unique identifier, and species of all trees on the site; ii.Location, diameter, unique identifier, and species of all adjacent significant trees on adjacent property whose typical root protection zone extends on to the subject property. iii.Trees on the subject property shall be tagged and numbered with the unique identifier assigned to the tree as part of the overall tree inventory. b.A disturbance plan showing the overall tree inventory in relation to the following and including: i.Identification of which inventoried trees are: 1.Protected, preserved, or undisturbed 2.Removed or disturbed (the typical root protection zone will be impacted); and 3.Exempt \[per Section 1011.04(E)(4)\] ii.Proposed grading contours of the site. iii.Proposed location of building pads and other impervious surfaces being installed. iv.Proposed disturbance zones (due to construction, grading, utility installations and other development activities) as identified by cross-hatching or gray- colored shading on the plan. v.Identification of tree protection zones: 1.At aminimum, plans must identify the typical root protection zone for all inventoried trees except those proposed for removal. 2.At the discretion of the applicant, greater protection may be provided to s the protection zone; in no instance shall a dripline provide less protection than a typical root protection zone. vi.Proposed locations and details of tree protection fencing to be installed for all trees to be preserved. c.A final planting plan showing: i.Thefinal inventory of existing trees to remain on-site following completion of all development activities. ii.Location, diameter, and species of all proposed replacement trees in conformance with Section 1011.04(J). iii.Location, diameter, and species of all required landscaping as required by Section 1011.03. d.A matrix of inventoried trees that meets the following specifications: i.Data for each tree shall include: 1.A unique identification number assigned to each tree that identifies the tree on the preservation plan sets; 2. 3. 4.The actual size of deciduous trees at diameter breast height (noting if a tree is a multi-stemmed tree and how many stems exist); and for coniferous trees, the following diameter breast heights based on their classification: a.Heritage Coniferous Tree:18 inches b.Significant Coniferous Tree:12 inches