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38 <br /> DRAFT EXCERPT <br /> 382 Cy Stober: So,we would if we have an enforcement matter or if we have a complaint or if we know of existing <br /> 383 legacy trees, say, in a zoning matter, or special use matter, that have been identified on the site <br /> 384 plan. We had one just recently that was a bizarre geometry and has a number of larger older <br /> 385 trees on a commercial property with light warehousing, but the trees overhang all the warehouses. <br /> 386 They're right on the property line, et cetera, et cetera. We did indeed go out onto the property and <br /> 387 say, okay, they are there. We are good. And we moved on. And they were identified on the site <br /> 388 plan, per the ordinance. And if you want credit for them, then you have to identify these, and we <br /> 389 will not do that for you. You cannot pay; this is not a stream identification. The county does not <br /> 390 have a fee for this. You need to do it yourself. <br /> 391 <br /> 392 Charity Kirk: So,what is the downside of keeping it at 1 foot, again? What's the oof? <br /> 393 <br /> 394 Cy Stober: It's there's more trees. There are more trees that are smaller. <br /> 395 <br /> 396 Charity Kirk: But the developer is supposed to mark them on the map. <br /> 397 <br /> 398 Cy Stober: Yes. <br /> 399 <br /> 400 Charity Kirk: So, what work is needed from the planning department? <br /> 401 <br /> 402 Cy Stober: We trust, but we verify. <br /> 403 <br /> 404 Charity Kirk: And how have you found the verification? How off is it? <br /> 405 <br /> 406 Cy Stober: Again, it's whether it's a full day's work or it's a couple hours work. That's the difference, but it's <br /> 407 fine in either way. We will do what the county needs us to do. It is not a major obstacle to land <br /> 408 use, and it just is more time intensive to keep it as it is, and that's fine. <br /> 409 <br /> 410 Charity Kirk: And if we allowed it to be 24 inches,what do you see as the onsite effect on the ground? Not of <br /> 411 the counting that you have to do but— <br /> 412 <br /> 413 Cy Stober: You'll have greater clearance, and you'll get less credit for tree preservation, so you'll need to <br /> 414 preserve more open space in order to get the preservation credit, so you could,we could achieve <br /> 415 more open space preservation because we're crediting less. But you could end up with greater <br /> 416 clearance as a result because folks may say I just don't want to deal with this, and just I'm going to <br /> 417 clear it and replant. You could go either way. <br /> 418 <br /> 419 Marilyn Carter: Given our climate action plan has explicitly set some goals for planting trees in different parts of <br /> 420 the county, I would support maintaining it as it is and the point that Lamar brought up. <br /> 421 <br /> 422 Chris Johnston: And I apologize; I've read this. So, in that same one, No. 8 there, I'm just having a hard time <br /> 423 understanding and I need clarity. So, if the vegetation is removed from any reason other than in <br /> 424 accordance with the approved landscape and tree preservation plan, the dimensions of the buffer <br /> 425 within the impacted area shall be increased by 50 percent, and the number of required plantings <br /> 426 shall be increased by 50 percent. I want to better understand, "The number of required plantings <br /> 427 shall be increased by 50 percent." Where is that? Is that within the entire parcel? Is that within <br /> 428 that particular impacted area? Like is that tied in with that? I just want to better understand what <br /> 429 that means,just as a layman. <br /> 430 <br /> 431 Cy Stober: The current interpretation is that it is in the impacted area and immediately adjacent areas. <br /> 432 Particularly in the regulated area. <br /> 433 <br /> 434 Chris Johnston: So,within that regulated area,within that impacted area, not only are we increasing the size by 50 <br /> 435 percent, but we're also increasing the number of plantings by 50 percent. <br /> 436 <br />
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