Tree Mitigation. A. No alterations, construction or maintenance work upon the Demised Premises involving any material change in the location, installation or construction of facilities, or involving the removal of any trees on District property, shall be performed by any person or municipality without having first obtained District approval. However, Lessee may conduct routine trimming of trees, brush or other overgrown vegetation to the extent it interferes with the safety or proper functioning of any improvements.
Tree Mitigation. Mitigation trees for the 11-acre shown on the attached Exhibit “D” may be planted on the 89-Acre Parcel or on the School Site.
Tree Mitigation. The applicant shall mitigate for the 103” of required trees that are to be removed from the site by adding the equivalent number of inches either onsite or offsite or through a payment to the City tree bank at $148 per inch of tree for a total of $15,244.
Tree Mitigation. Except as provided herein, tree protection and mitigation for any tree removal in the one acre lots and rural street section shall not be required for the Development. Heritage trees of 26-inch DBH (Diameter at Breast Height) and larger shall be preserved for the Development. The Planning Director and City Engineer may mutually agree to waive the preservation of such heritage trees(s) if there is a finding that its/their removal is critical to the layout of the subdivision.
Tree Mitigation. The Owner shall make every reasonable effort to protect and save as many trees on the Property as possible. When removing or retaining trees on the Property, the Owner shall comply with all applicable sections of the Town’s Land Development Code. Mitigation shall not be required for the removal of citrus trees on the Property.
Tree Mitigation. The Parties recognize and agree that tree, spacing, amounts, location, and types of trees and shrubs to be used for mitigation purposes has a significant impact on the future ecological health of Xxxxxxx Park. The County therefore agrees to collaborate with the Park Board, its representatives, and the Forester for the City to work within the Army Corps/IDNR requirements to select the type and location of all plantings under this MOU. In addition to the above, at the time of the drafting of this MOU, the County believes that it may be able to relocate the plantings identified in the area of the Swale to other property not located within Xxxxxxx Park. Further, the County agrees to incorporate into the contractor Project requirements a 3-year monitoring period for all trees and shrubs. The post construction care, upkeep and replacement of all trees, shrubs and other plantings will be at the cost of the County.
Tree Mitigation. The mutually agreed cost of the mitigation for the site trees is $188,750.00. The following is a summary of the proposed mitigation the applicant has shown on the submittal of the Construction Plans provided for review. Please note that the below projection shows we are providing mitigation that is slightly higher than what is required. New Trees 192 690 132,480 Drip Irrigation to each Tree 192 75 14,400 Water Tap and Meter 1 27,600 27,600 Soft Trail/Benches at drainage 1 14,000 14,000 Total 188,980
Tree Mitigation. The oil and gas location and/or Well Site should be constructed in a manner to minimize the removal of and damage to existing trees in accordance with the City’s tree mitigation ordinance.
Tree Mitigation. The developer, Meritage Homes, is responsible for replacing any trees removed during the installation of the drip field facilities. The total number of replacement trees must match or exceed the total Caliper Inches of the removed trees. The replanting must occur within 60 days of the completion of the drip fields, unless extended by a written agreement with the City. The tree species and planting locations must be approved by the City to ensure compliance with local ordinances.
