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ATTACHMENT D ATTACHMENT CATTACHMENT B <br />H.Tree Preservation Simplified Plan Set <br />1.At the discretion of the Community <br />Development Department, a simplified Tree <br />Preservation Plan may be submitted when <br />trees do not exist on the site or when no <br />activity is planned within the typical root <br />protection zone of existing trees. Simplified <br />plans, when pre-approved for submittal, shall <br />include the following information: <br />a.Location of trees (both on and adjacent to <br />the property) showing required protection <br />zones. <br />i.At a minimum, plans must identify the <br />typical root protection zones for each <br />tree which forms the boundary of <br />vegetation being protected during the <br />proposed activity. <br />ii.At the discretion of the applicant, greater protection may be provided to <br />in no instance shall a dripline provide less projectionthan atypical root <br />protection zone. <br />b.Proposed grading contours of the site (if applicable): <br />c.Proposed location of building pads and other impervious surfaces being installed; <br />d.Proposed locations and details of tree protection fencing to be installed for all <br />treed areas to be protected. <br />2.At the discretion of the Community Development Department, a simplified Tree <br />Preservation Plan may also be submitted when a significant majority of trees will be <br />preserved on a site, and the few trees to be impacted within the area of activity will <br />clearly not exceed allowed removal thresholds. <br />3.An escrow as required by 1011.04(M) shall still be required for any activity which <br />can be permitted with a simplified Tree Preservation plan set. <br />I.Allowable Tree Removal <br />1.In conjunction with platting, re-platting, or any lot division that requires a tree <br />preservation plan, the approved plan shall dictate tree preservation requirements on <br />all new lots until such time as the lots have been developed for their intended <br />purpose. <br />a.Inventoried trees within right-of-way(s) or easement(s) that are being used for the <br />installation of public streets, utilities, or storm water ponding areas may be <br />removed without required replacement. <br />b.Of all remaining inventoried trees not exempt per Section 1011.04(I)(1)(a) <br />above, up to 15% of the total DBH-inches of all Heritage trees, up to 35% of the <br />total DBH-inches of all Significant trees, and up to 35% of the total DBH-inches <br />of all Common trees may be removed without tree replacement or restitution <br />subject to the incentive multipliers listed in Section 1011.04(F); <br />c.The required final planting plan shall identify the final allowed tree removal for <br />each lot within the proposed development. <br />2.Properties that are subject to the Tree Preservation requirements of Section 1011.04 <br />due to a requested building permit, demolition permit, or grading permit shall <br />determine allowable removal based on the following: <br />a.If a tree preservation plan set was previously approved for the site within two (2) <br /> <br />
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