5.7. SR 01-27-2003 - Laserfiche WebLink

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10-4-1 f 10-4-1 1 2. The individual lot tree preservation plan must be certified by a forester or la~;Is;ape ar~ittct an<~ sig~ed by the I~omeowner. The forester or landscal:~e ar=hiteet will incli~ate on the plan lrm tollowing; a. Size, species, and location of all significant trees. b. Identification of all significant trees proposed to be saved and significant trees proposed to be removed. c. Measures proposed to protect significant trees shall include, but are not limited to: (1) Installation of snow fencing or polyethylene laminar safety netting placed at the drip-line. (2) Placing fill and under the (3) Installation against the trunk of the tree, on the root crown, drip-line of the tree shall be prohibited. of erosion oontrol methods. (4) Prevention of change in soil chemistry due to concrete washout and leakage or spillage of toxic materials such as fuels or paints. (5) Pruning of oak trees must not take place from April 15 through July 1. If wounding of oak trees occurs, a nontoxic tree-wound dressing must be a,oplied immediately. Excavators must have a nontoxic tree-wound dressing with them on the development site. 3. Home builders will be required to furnish the following items for tree preservation at the time the building I:mrmtt e, oplioation is submitted for all lots with at least one significant tree: a. Security of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) per lot for tree protection requirements. b. Certified tree plan. c. Builders are liable for subcontractors that destroy or damage significant trees that were indicated to be saved on the indiviciual tree preservation plan. 4. Building inspectors will monitor the tree protection measures at the time of routine inspections. November E000