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MEDICINE
LINDER
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Tree Protection During Construction
A. All trees required to be protected must be clearly labeled as such.
B. Placing Construction Materials Near Tree: No person may conduct any
construction activity likely to be injurious to a tree designated to remain,
including, but not limited to, placing solvents, building material, construction
equipment, or depositing soil, or placing irrigated landscaping, within the
drip line, unless a plan for such construction activity has been approved by
the Planning Director or Development Review Board based upon the
recommendations of an Arborist.
C. Attachments to Trees During Construction: No person shall attach any
device or wire to any protected tree unless needed for tree protection.
D. Protective Barrier: Before development, land clearing, filling or any land
alteration for which a Tree Removal Permit is required, the developer shall
erect and maintain suitable barriers to protect remaining trees. Protective
barriers shall remain in place until nearby construction is complete.
Barriersshall be sufficiently substantial to withstand nearby construction
activities.
E. Barrier should be installed at the drip line of tree branches
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