Street Trees Sample Clauses

Street Trees. The Developer shall plant trees within the terrace area of public rights-of-way. The species and size of trees and locations where trees are to be planted shall be approved by the Village’s Director of Parks, Recreation and Forestry. Developer shall maintain trees in a healthy condition for one year after planting and shall replace any trees that die or are not healthy within the one year period.

Street Trees. “Purchasers are advised that despite the agreement to furnish the subdivision with street trees at regular intervals, site conditions may prevent the planting of a street tree within the public right-of-way in front of a particular lot. Similarly, site conditions may require that a street tree be planted within the private lot rather than within the public right-of-way.

Street Trees. The Streetscape Master Plan will depict the types of street tree species proposed (and alternate species), general location, frequency and spacing of tree plantings, planting size, specifications for tree xxxxx, and relationship to the street hierarchy.

Street Trees. The subdivider or developer shall require all purchasers of lots to plant at least one street tree in the terrace of each lot of a variety and caliper size approved by the City’s superintendent of municipal services in the fall or spring immediately following completion of the house on each lot and shall plant any and all street trees required by this paragraph if any purchasers of lots fail to do so in a timely fashion. (Code 1986, § 18.07, Ord. 2005-27, Ord. 2014-02) Sec. 110-194. Issuance of building permits prior to completion of improvements. The plan commission may authorize the issuance of building permits prior to the completion, inspection and acceptance of all required improvements where: (1) All fees and assessments imposed or levied pursuant to this chapter have been paid. (2) All outstanding charges due against the lands for local sewers, interceptors, force mains and lift stations previously installed by the city have been paid. (3) The building is situated within 500 feet of a fire hydrant having a minimum flow of 500 gpm at 20 psi residual pressure, provided that this requirement shall not apply in areas which are not served by a public water supply system. The plan commission may waive this requirement if the builder/owner agrees to hold the city harmless for fire protection until such time that the developer has completed and placed into operation the water distribution system. (4) Curb and gutter has been installed on the street on which the lot has frontage and the subdivider or developer or his contractor provides and maintains temporary roads sufficient to permit access by emergency vehicles. (5) The subdivider provides and maintains barricades and takes such other precautions as may be necessary to restrict entry to authorized emergency vehicles and to the vehicles and equipment of contractors, materialmen and workers actually engaged in or supplying materials for construction of improvements within the subdivision or comprehensive development. (6) The contract entered pursuant to section 110-32: a. Contains a provision whereby the subdivider agrees to indemnify and save the city harmless from any and all claims, actions, demands or judgments for personal injuries or property damages, together with the actual expenses incurred in connection therewith, arising out of or in any way related to the issuance of such building permits, construction within the subdivision, or access to or egress from the subdivision, including any such claim...

Street Trees. Purchasers are advised that while the town has imposed a charge for tree planting based upon the number of residential units within the plan(s), there is no guarantee or representation that a tree will be placed on the untraveled portion of the public highway in front of the residential unit the purchasers are buying. The use of the number of residential units is solely a method of calculating the charge. If the purchaser pays the developer or any other party any amount for tree planting or street trees, that is a private matter between the purchaser and the payee. The town is not obligated in any manner whatsoever to plant a tree in front of any particular residential unit.

Street Trees. The Developer shall acquire and plant street trees within the public road right-of-way terrace and along private streets as per Village Code

Street Trees. Planning Code Section 138.1 requires one street tree for every 20-feet of street frontage for new construction, with one additional tree required for each remaining 10-feet of frontage.

Street Trees. Street trees will be planted by the City along both sides of the Phase I streets. The estimated cost for these street trees is $ 31,200. There is no additional cost for design engineering or inspections.

Street Trees. In all subdivisions with lots one acre and smaller in size, the Village Board shall, and in other subdivisions may, require the developer to plant at least one tree of an approved species and at least two inches in diameter at chest height approximately five feet above ground for each fifty feet of lot frontage in both conventional and rural cluster developments. The trees shall be distributed along the entire frontage of the lot with the curb lawns or, if there are no curb lawns, within the street right-of-way but outside roadside xxxxxx. In rural cluster development, street trees need not be evenly spaced but may be planted in common open spaces and on private lots abutting streets, upon approval by the Village Board, provided said streets are protected by deed restrictions or appropriate easements. This requirement may be waived by the Village if the street in a rural cluster development weaves between or passes through common open space that is primarily field, meadow, pasture or prairie.

Street Trees. Xxxxxxx agrees to pay for all street trees in Xxxxx 00xx Xxxxxx.