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Detailed description of the proposed use of property including an outline of the <br />proposed operational characteristics of the proposed development <br />The property will be used to house the Treeist tree care and consulting company, the principal <br />function of which is urban forestry for the surrounding area, and southern Orange County in <br />particular. <br />The property will be home to two proposed office and workshop spaces, a residential unit for a <br />property caretaker, with supporting tree service equipment nestled within a perimeter of <br />wooded areas and buffers on the 10 acre property. <br />Daily operations on the site include the workforce arriving at the site, gathering tools, <br />equipment, and outfitting themselves for the day's work. Crews assemble at their designated <br />areas, prepare their equipment consisting of service trucks, trailers, and tree care equipment. <br />The crews and consultants are dispatched from the site for the day's work where they serve <br />nearby communities providing urban forestry services. These include consulting, tree <br />management planning, and the assorted activities of tree and woodland management. These <br />activities include tree risk assessment and mitigation, emergency tree work, pest and disease <br />diagnosis and treatment, tree pruning, selective tree removal, stump grinding, the installation <br />and maintenance of tree support systems, root care, the protection of trees during construction <br />and site changes, invasive plant control, and tree planting. <br />Crews typically return to the site after the day's work, preparing their equipment and gathering <br />supplies for the following work day. Clerical staff stays onsite during the day, scheduling and <br />coordinating services. <br />Employee and apprentice teaching and training takes place onsite. Regular and semi-regular <br />tree-related educational events are held for the interested public and tree workers outside of <br />the company. <br />The site will also include an area to sort and to stage woody materials brought back in mixed <br />loads by the tree crews; once sorted and staged, these materials can be transported to <br />destinations for further processing. <br />The site will operate year-round during the daylight hours, and on extended hours depending on <br />tree-related emergencies such as those caused by hurricanes, ice storms, or heavy <br />thunderstorms. The Treeist provides quick and professional services for downed and hazard <br />tree removal when required by the surrounding communities. <br />For a discussion of how our principal use fits ASE-CD zoning, see document 5, “ASE-CD <br />Suitability,” also included in this application folder. <br />1 <br />42
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