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North Barrington · 5.3A-3

Tree Removal Permit

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This section requires a tree removal permit for any new construction, enlargement, or development that involves cutting, destroying, removing, or damaging protected trees. It outlines the application requirements, including fees, bonds, and a tree survey.

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that such replacement tree is healthy and that there are no uncured violations of the provisions of this article as to the property. 3. In addition, the applicant shall guarantee the protection of all existing tree(s) within the tree preservation area not approved for removal by depositing a cash bond of two thousand dollars ($2,000.00). The cash bond shall be retained for a reasonable period of time following the completion of the building project, not to exceed...certified as such unless such qualification is waived by the Village Forester, listing all trees having a dbh of six inches (6") or larger which will be removed to accommodate the project showing species, size, and condition. 6. A tree preservation plan for all proposed construction and demolition activity showing how the tree preservation area will be segregated and protected from the building activity areas. 7. A tree protection/replacement agreement signed by the owner of the property

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Grayslake · 12.16.010

Findings and determinations

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This section outlines the findings and determinations for the Village of Grayslake's tree preservation ordinance. It establishes the importance of trees for the community's general welfare, property values, environmental benefits, and quality of life, justifying the need for regulation.

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noise, helping in the prevention of soil erosion and the absorption of water; providing nesting areas for birds and other wildlife; reducing the effects of sun, cold and wind, and filtering the air of pollutants. D. The preservation of trees within the village is necessary in order to safeguard persons, protect property, prevent damage to the environment, and promote the public welfare; to promote the foregoing, it is necessary to guide, regulate, and control any development or construction activity which...vegetative cover in the village. E. In order to promote the health, safety, welfare and preserve the type and quality of life enjoyed by the residents of this village, it is necessary and desirable to enact an ordinance preserving trees within the village. F. This section of the code is structured to preserve, protect and enhance critical infrastructure - our urban forest. This section will regulate trees as a collective resource for the village on public and private property. (Prior code

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North Aurora · 14.4

Design standards

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This section outlines specific design criteria for landscaping and screening plans, detailing requirements for plant material selection, size, and placement to ensure appropriate scale, aesthetic appeal, and functional buffering.

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south and west sides of buildings to provide shade from the summer sun. 2. Evergreens and other plant materials should be concentrated on the north and west sides of buildings to dissipate the effect of winter winds. K. Preservation of Existing Trees. 1. Effort should be made to preserve and protect existing trees with trunk diameters in excess of six inches measured twelve (12) inches above grade. Such trees shall be noted on a landscape plan and the Community Development...Director may require changes to the landscape plan if, in his/her opinion, an essentially equivalent scheme employing tree fencing or other such modifications may save existing trees. Trees to be preserved shall be determined by the Community Development Director based upon tree size, tree species, extent of existing tree mass, potential to screen or buffer undesirable views and appearance of existing trees. 2. Construction equipment and personnel shall be kept away from such trees and their root systems

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Harwood Heights · 12.20.040

Preservation, planting, trimming and removal of trees on public ways or places

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This section outlines the Village of Harwood Heights' approach to managing trees on public property, emphasizing preservation and outlining procedures for planting, trimming, and removal, which are exclusively handled by the village or its authorized agents.

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Preservation. The division of forestry shall promote the preservation and expansion of the urban forest within the village for the benefit of its residents and businesses. B. Purpose. The Village of Harwood Heights recognizes that trees help to clean the air, intercept rain and reduce flooding, help residents to feel happier and healthier, promote the beauty of our village, etc. Trees absorb pollution from the air; absorb and sequester carbon dioxide; absorb and filter pollution from stormwater runoff; produce oxygen

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La Grange Park · 95.06

Tree And Shrub Protection

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This section establishes regulations for activities impacting public property trees and shrubs, requiring permits and tree preservation plans for such work. It also outlines requirements for utility companies regarding poles and wires near public vegetation.

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Grange Park. In the case of tree management practices, these practices shall comply with the requirements identified in the Urban Forest Management Plan. (B) In the event of any site improvement which may impact public property trees, a tree preservation plan is required, must be approved, and implemented prior to the start of any work or delivery of any materials to the building activity area. The approved tree preservation plan shall be available on the site throughout the entire construction...received in writing. (C) In instances where the activity requires the use of heavy equipment, and where that activity may impact trees on public or private property, all appropriate tree protection measures must be taken and identified in the tree preservation plan, including protection to a trees critical root zone. In addition, all tree protection measures shall be in compliance with the Urban Forest Management Plan. (D) It shall be unlawful to injure any tree or shrub planted

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Western Springs · 5.5.9

Protection Of Existing Trees

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This section mandates a tree permit for construction projects impacting public trees and requires a tree preservation plan for site improvements that may damage public or private trees, especially when heavy equipment is used. It outlines protective measures and potential consequences for non-compliance.

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revocation of the tree permit and any other permit issued by the Village, including building construction permits and Village contracts. B. In the event of any site improvement which may damage or impact public property trees, a tree preservation plan is required to be prepared and filed by the property owner with the Community Development Department, must be approved by the Director of the Department of Municipal Services, or their designee, and implemented prior to the start of any work...delivery of any materials to the building activity area. The approved tree preservation plan shall be available on the site throughout the entire construction period until final approvals for all site work shall be received in writing. C. In instances where the activity requires the use of heavy equipment and where that activity may damage or impact trees on public or private property, all appropriate tree protection measures must be taken and identified in the tree preservation plan. In addition

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Glen Ellyn · 4.1.8

Adoption of Residential Code

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This section adopts the 2018 International Residential Code as the standard for building regulations in Glen Ellyn. It includes specific amendments, such as referencing the Illinois State Plumbing Code and the 2018 International Building Code for unspecified applications, and mandates partial improvements for significant building alterations.

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this jurisdiction. Permits shall not be required for the following: (a) Property: (1) Landscaping work to remove existing or plant new trees, shrubs, plants or grass provided tree removal is completed in accordance with the requirements in the tree preservation ordinance and the disturbed area does not exceed 300 square feet. (2) Paving work to add new or replace existing impervious surface materials upon the ground provided the new paved area does not exceed 100 square feet and complies with...permitted for temporary protection of excavations required for the installation or repair of underground utility lines that are backfilled immediately upon Village inspection of the work in place. 45. Add new Section R328.3 to read as follows: R328.3 Tree preservation. Measures to protect public and private trees shall be taken in accordance with Glen Ellyn Village Code Sections 4-8-3 (B) and (C). Tree protection fencing shall be checked daily and maintained according to the approved Tree Preservation Plan

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Willow Springs · 9A-1.5.1

Special Use - Planned Unit Developments

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This section establishes the policy for Planned Unit Developments (PUDs) in Willow Springs, allowing for creative and flexible land development through a special use permit process. PUDs aim to promote efficient land use, preserve natural features, and enhance urban amenities.

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Soil and Water Conservation District. Additional soil information may be requested by the Plan Commission, and/or the Village Engineer; Portions of the site in any floodway and/or flood plain fringe area; Streams, drainage ditches, culverts, and standing water; Isolated preservable trees six inches (6") or more in diameter at one foot (1') above ground level; and General directions of the storm water run-off across the property. Other information: Existing County and/or Municipal zoning on all parts of the subject...flowers, and ground covers, designed to provide year-round colors. Foundation landscape plantings should emphasize the softening of large expanses of building walls length and height, accent building entrances and architectural features and screen mechanical equipment adjacent to buildings. Tree Preservation: Tree surveys shall be required for all developments within the INTWSRC-PD District. Every effort in the design of building and parking areas shall be made to protect the existing quality trees. Particular attention shall be made to preserve

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Long Grove · 4.10.3

Administration and enforcement

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This section establishes a Tree Removal Permit (TRP) requirement for the destruction or removal of protected trees. It outlines exemptions, prohibits TRPs for animal lots in woodlands, and details the application process and fees, particularly when a TRP is required in conjunction with new construction and a building permit.

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prescribed form shall be submitted to the village manager with the permit fee of $5.00. (E) Application Procedure. 1. Application for TRP in Conjunction With New Construction (When Building Permit Required). (a) The permittee shall submit a tree preservation plan ("TPP") with the building permit application, which shall consist of at least two legible reproducible site plans, drawn to scale, which shall include: (1) Location and dimensions of all existing and proposed buildings, walls, improvements, and structures. (2) Identification...practical alternatives have been exhausted. The village manager shall grant a TRP only if: (a) He finds that all reasonable efforts have been undertaken in the architectural layout and design of the proposed construction or other activity to preserve protected trees and to otherwise enhance the aesthetic appearance of the site by the incorporation of trees in the design process and the transplanting of the protected trees is not feasible. (b) The removal of the protected trees is consistent with

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Indian Head Park · 6.158

Demolition and site management procedures for one- and two-family dwellings

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This section establishes a permit requirement for the demolition of one- and two-family dwellings and townhouses in Indian Head Park. It outlines the necessary application materials, pre-demolition inspections, and site management procedures to ensure proper handling of utilities, environmental protection, and public safety.

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demolition and construction have been reviewed and understood. (b) Site inspections. After the site has been prepared for demolition, but prior to any demolition, the following inspections shall be performed: (1) Public way inspection, (public works department); (2) Tree preservation plan inspection, (arborist); and (3) Site management inspection, (building inspector). (c) Site management. (1) Accessibility, parking and loading standards. No pavement or sidewalk within any public right-of-way shall be unavailable for public use at any time except when...Tree protection. Pursuant to section 38-55, protective fencing is required for any tree to be preserved in place within 15 feet of any construction or construction material or construction equipment storage and is to be shown on the tree preservation plan. Fencing must remain in place during the entire demolition and construction process. All fencing must be secured to metal posts driven into the ground and spaced no further than ten feet apart. (3) Street and sidewalk cleaning

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Deerfield · 21.27

Exceptions:

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This section outlines the process for applying for and obtaining an exception to tree mitigation requirements due to exceptional site conditions that create practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship. It details the application process, necessary documentation, the director's authority to grant exceptions, and the appeals process.

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purpose of this section to authorize relief from the mitigation requirements of this article when some exceptional physical, environmental or topographical condition affecting a site poses practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship in preserving or replacing a protected tree consistent with this article and good forestry practice. (a) Applications for an exception to the mitigation requirements of this article may be made by the owner of a site that is: 1) seeking the issuance of a demolition, grading or building permit...director and shall be accompanied by: 1) demolition plan, a lot improvement plan or a lot redevelopment plan, as applicable when the tree removal is related to lot redevelopment or lot improvement; 2) a tree inventory; 3) a tree preservation plan; 4) proof of ownership of the site; 5) a filing fee as established by the annual fee ordinance; and 6) a sworn statement identifying the exceptional physical, environmental or topographical condition affecting one or more protected trees that poses

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Deerfield · 21.27

Exceptions:

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This section outlines the process for applying for and obtaining an exception to tree mitigation requirements due to exceptional site conditions that create practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship. It details the application process, necessary documentation, the director's authority to grant exceptions, and the appeals process.

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purpose of this section to authorize relief from the mitigation requirements of this article when some exceptional physical, environmental or topographical condition affecting a site poses practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship in preserving or replacing a protected tree consistent with this article and good forestry practice. (a) Applications for an exception to the mitigation requirements of this article may be made by the owner of a site that is: 1) seeking the issuance of a demolition, grading or building permit...director and shall be accompanied by: 1) demolition plan, a lot improvement plan or a lot redevelopment plan, as applicable when the tree removal is related to lot redevelopment or lot improvement; 2) a tree inventory; 3) a tree preservation plan; 4) proof of ownership of the site; 5) a filing fee as established by the annual fee ordinance; and 6) a sworn statement identifying the exceptional physical, environmental or topographical condition affecting one or more protected trees that poses

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Hawthorn Woods · 7.2.5

Construction Of Facilities On Rights-Of-Way

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This section establishes policies and procedures for constructing facilities within Hawthorn Woods' rights-of-way. Its purpose is to ensure public benefit, safe usage, and the preservation of the village's visual qualities and neighborhood character while preventing interference with existing facilities and protecting the environment.

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pipe by more than one inch. (4) Borings with Diameters Six (6) Inches or Less. Borings of six inches or less in diameter may be accomplished by either Jacking, guided with auger, or auger and following pipe method. (5) Tree Preservation. Any Facility located within the drip line of any tree designated by the Village to be preserved or protected shall be Bored under or around the root system. b. Trenching. Trenching for Facility installation, repair, or maintenance on Rights...require the removal and replacement of trees if trimming or radical pruning would leave them in an unacceptable condition. 3. Specimen Trees or Trees of Special Significance. The village may require that special measures be taken to preserve specimen trees or trees of special significance. The required measures may consist of higher poles, side arm extensions, covered wire or other means. 4. Chemical Use. a. Except as provided in the following paragraph, no utility shall spray, inject or pour

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Wilmette · 29.1

Policy and purpose

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This section outlines the Village of Wilmette's policy and purpose regarding tree preservation and growth. It establishes a policy to maintain and increase the tree canopy and population, preserve existing healthy trees, and minimize unnecessary removal.

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trees within the Village; and (4) Minimize the unnecessary Removal of trees. (b) Purpose. The preservation of existing trees and the planting of additional trees in the Village are intended to accomplish, where possible, the following objectives: (1) To preserve trees as an important public resource enhancing the quality of life and the general welfare of the Village and enhancing its unique character and physical, historical, and aesthetic environment; (2) To help preserve and enhance the environment; (3) To preserve...essential canopy and character throughout the community; (4) To preserve, protect and maintain trees as an integral part of the infrastructure of the Village as other critical Village infrastructure; (5) To enhance and preserve the air quality of the Village through the filtering effect of trees on air pollutants and replenishing the atmosphere with oxygen; (6) To reduce noise within the Village through the baffle and barrier effect of trees on the spread of noise; (7) To reduce topsoil erosion

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Golf · 4.6.6

Tree Protection Plans

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This section mandates that any project requiring a building or site preparation permit and involving excavation, earthmoving, demolition, or construction must be accompanied by an approved tree protection plan and tree replacement plan before a tree removal permit can be issued. The tree protection plan details the necessary measures to preserve trees during the project.

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adjacent rights of way; 3. The types and locations of protection to be provided to minimize damage to tree roots in critical root zone areas, such as wood chips and exterior plywood; 4. A description of other required tree preservation procedures, such as root pruning, crown pruning, and the like; 5. The location, shape, and spatial arrangement of all temporary and permanent driveways, parking areas, and temporary material storage sites and accessways; 6. The location of any new utility services...village may require the applicant to provide any additional information deemed necessary to determine whether the tree protection plan complies with the requirements and the stated policy and purpose of this chapter. C. Building Permits Subject To Tree Preservation Policy: To promote the policy of this chapter, approval of an application for a building permit involving tree removal activity shall be granted only if the village finds that all reasonable efforts have been undertaken in the architectural layout and design

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Frankfort · 52.33

Construction Methods And Materials

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This section outlines specific standards and requirements for construction methods, particularly boring/jacking and trenching, within Frankfort's rights-of-way. It details procedures for pit excavation, shoring, bore diameters, and tree preservation, referencing IDOT specifications for trenching.

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following pipe by more than one inch. (d) Borings with diameters six inches or less . Borings of six inches or less in diameter may be accomplished by either jacking, guided with auger or auger and following pipe method. (e) Tree preservation . Any facility located within the drip line of any tree designated to be preserved on the preservation plan approved by the village shall be bored under or around the root system. (2) Trenching . Trenching for facility installation, repair...windrowing excavated material off the paved portion of the roadway, excavated material shall be hauled to an off-road location. (c) Drip line of trees . The utility shall not trench within the drip line of any tree designated to be preserved on the preservation plan approved by the village. (3) Backfilling. (a) Any pit, trench or excavation created during the installation of facilities shall be backfilled for its full width, depth and length using methods and materials in accordance with

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Winnetka · Section 15.28.010 Policy And Purpose; Rules Of Construction; Definitions

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This section establishes the Village of Winnetka's policy and purpose for tree enhancement and preservation, outlining its public policy to increase and maintain the tree population for various environmental, aesthetic, and economic benefits. It also provides rules for interpreting defined terms and begins the definition list for this chapter.

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maintain existing trees within the Village, to the greatest extent possible. B. Purpose. The planting of additional trees and the preservation of existing trees in the Village are intended to accomplish, where possible, the following objectives: 1. To preserve trees as an important public resource; 2. To preserve the essential character of those areas throughout the community which are heavily wooded and in a more natural state; 3. To enhance and preserve the air quality of the Village through...noise; 5. To reduce topsoil erosion through the soil retention effect of tree roots; 6. To absorb excess soil moisture, thereby moderating storm water runoff; 7. To reduce energy consumption through the wind break and shade effects of trees; 8. To preserve and enhance nesting areas for birds and other wildlife; and 9. To maintain and enhance property values throughout the Village by preserving and adding to the aesthetic quality of land. (MC-5-2006, Amended, 12/19/2006) C. Rules

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Berwyn · 1028.18

Preservation, Protection And Enhancement Of The Urban Forest Located On Public Property

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This section of the Berwyn municipal code aims to preserve, protect, and enhance the urban forest on public property. It establishes definitions for key terms like DBH, Forest Management Plan, Tree Permit, and Tree Preservation Plan, and outlines the scope of protection with a requirement for an approved Urban Forest Management Plan.

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selection, care and preservation for the Governmental Entity and complies with recognized national standards. (3) TREE PERMIT. A written authorization from the Governmental Entity authorizing the applicant to conduct work which may or may not impact a tree. (4) TREE PRESERVATION PLAN. A document required by a permit which identifies, by common name and/or scientific name, certain species of trees of a specified DBH within a particular area. The plan shall list all existing and proposed trees and shall specifically...Berwyn shall have an approved Urban Forest Management Plan. This plan shall be the framework for the protection, management and planting of trees within the City of Berwyn and shall support and clearly define regulations identified in the Tree Preservation Ordinance. This plan shall include the following: (a) A defined ten-year urban forestry strategy with clearly identified one, five, and ten years goals; (b) Community canopy mapping identifying existing tree canopy and priority locations for planting; (c) A strategy

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Mettawa · Section 16.401. Submission And Review Of Plats For Major Subdivisions.

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This section outlines the preparation and submission requirements for preliminary plats of major subdivisions in Mettawa. It specifies the necessary information to be included on the plat, such as street names and widths, and details the associated filing fees and conditions for acceptance and final filing.

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feet and ten 11 x 17 inch reduced copies). 2. The filing requirements contained in Subsection C of Section 16.301 of this Chapter, except that the above preliminary plat of subdivision shall suffice for the plat of subdivision. 3. Tree preservation plan. An approved tree preservation plan, as more specifically described elsewhere in this Municipal Code, is required whenever there will be construction of bonded improvements, demolition activity, earth moving, or other construction activity related to the subdivision. When...such activity is related to the proposed subdivision, a statement signed by the applicant indicating that no trees will be removed prior to issuance of a building permit may be submitted instead of a tree preservation plan. D. Action on Preliminary Plat. 1. Plan Commission review. a. If, by reason of the general character or topography of the property to be subdivided, or of any lot to be created by such subdivision, it appears likely to the Village Engineer

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Highland Park · 151.006

Submission and Review of Plats for Major Subdivisions

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This section outlines the preparation and filing requirements for preliminary plats of major subdivisions in Highland Park. It details specific mapping and dedication requirements, filing fees, and the necessary documentation and timeline for submission to the Plan Commission.

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feet and one 11 x 17 inch reduced copy). (2) The filing requirements contained in Subsection (C) of Section 151.005 of this Chapter, except that the above preliminary plat of subdivision shall suffice for the plat of subdivision. (3) Tree preservation plan. An approved tree preservation plan, as more specifically described elsewhere in this Municipal Code, is required whenever there will be construction of bonded improvements, demolition activity, earth moving, or other construction activity related to the subdivision. When...such activity is related to the proposed subdivision, a statement signed by the applicant indicating that no trees will be removed prior to issuance of a building permit may be submitted instead of a tree preservation plan. (D) Posting and Notice Requirements. Posting and notice requirements for major subdivisions shall be identical to those for minor subdivisions as set forth in Subsection (D) of Section 151.005 of this Chapter, except that notice by mail shall be sent to all owners

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Northfield · 10.1

Definitions

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This section defines key terms related to tree care practices and tree preservation within Northfield. It outlines definitions for industry standards, construction areas, tree types, and relevant personnel.

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designed to result in the least amount of damage or removal of Protected Trees. CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY PLAN. The construction activity plan is part of the tree inventory plan and indicates the building activity area and the area of tree preservation. The plan also indicates methods used to prevent the destruction of or damage to trees. DECIDUOUS. A plant with foliage that is shed at the end of the growing season. DIAMETER AT BREAST HEIGHT (dbh). Tree trunk diameter measured...free of buildings or other site improvements. TREE INVENTORY PLAN. A plan illustrating protected trees and other landscape materials on the lot, a listing of the species, size and condition of each tree, index of trees to be removed, tree preservation area, specifications for tree maintenance during construction, construction activity plan, specifications for tree transplanting, and the tree replacement plan and schedule. TREE PERMIT. A permit required for any regulated activity as listed in Section 10-14 of this Chapter

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Rolling Meadows · 114.1

Statement of purpose

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This statement of purpose outlines the city's commitment to fostering a safe, prosperous, healthy, and sustainable community, emphasizing the critical role of trees, including heritage trees, in achieving this objective through coordinated efforts and sustainable practices.

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incorporated. The maintenance and Sustainability of our heritage trees and our more recent urban canopy is important to the health and wellbeing of current and future generations. The city forester has established guidelines for the care and preservation of heritage trees on public property. The preservation of significant trees on private property during development or redevelopment is also necessary to promote preservation of the urban tree canopy and dissuade unnecessary tree removal and land clearing. Trees provide a wide range

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Wilmette · 30.5.6

Administrative zoning review

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This section establishes an administrative zoning review process for specific, limited variations related to additions to single-family detached dwellings and their accessory structures. The purpose is to provide a more expedient review for qualifying cases, differentiating them from the standard variation or special use process.

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Village Code, located in a required yard as provided for in chapter 29. (19) For a single-family principal structure, allowable encroachment on a single-family principal structure or a single-family detached garage setback relief necessary to preserve a Heritage Tree as defined in chapter 29 of the Village Code as follows: a. In a required front yard or side yard adjoining a street where the proposed principal or accessory structure setback is within twenty percent...principal or accessory structure setback is within forty percent (40%) of the minimum setback required. (20) For the reduction of one full parking space as otherwise required by section 30-14.4.A.2 and section 30-14.4.A.3 to preserve a Heritage Tree as defined in chapter 29 of the Village Code. (e) Procedure. (1) Application. (A) All applications are filed with the Zoning Administrator in accordance with the requirements of Section 30-4.2 (Application) and any notice requirements of Section

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Brookfield · 58.1

Purpose and intent

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This section outlines the purpose and intent of the ordinance, which is to protect public health, safety, and general welfare through the regulation of planting, maintenance, and removal of trees, shrubs, and other plants. The intent is to promote the health and survival of desirable plants and to protect residents and village property from damage caused by improper plant management.

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injury and property damage, and the protection of the village from property damage, caused or threatened by the improper planting, maintenance or removal of trees, shrubs or other plants located on village property. (c) The village recognizes that trees: (1) Protect, preserve and enhance the quality of life and general welfare of the village and its property owners and conserve and enhance the village's natural, physical and aesthetic environment. (2) Trees need to be preserved, protected and properly planted...habitat for birds and other wildlife, and o. Trees protect and enhance our quality of life. (d) Trees provide collective village benefits not limited to property or community boundaries. (e) The village recognizes the historical significance of legacy trees and preserves and protects them within the village

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Libertyville · 9.56

Inspection

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This section outlines the inspection process for site development work in Libertyville, requiring the village engineer to inspect completed work and notify permittees of any non-compliance. It specifies that approved site development plans must be kept on-site and details the notification procedures and timing required for various stages of work, including tree protection, grading, and landscaping.

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this section, and shall either approve that portion of the work completed or shall notify the permittee in writing of any specific instances where the work fails to comply with the site development, erosion and sedimentation control plan, or tree preservation plan or tree removal permit as approved. (b) Plans for grading, stripping, excavating and filling work bearing the stamp of approval of the village engineer or department of public works shall be maintained at the site during progress...work. (c) In order to obtain inspections, the permittee shall notify the village engineer at least one (1) working day before the completion of the following, as applicable: (1) Implementation of tree protection measures and/or tree preservation plan. (2) Stripping, clearing and/or tree removal. (3) Rough grading. (4) Final grading. (5) Final landscaping. (d) If operations requiring tree protection measures are to be conducted in phases or areas, the permittee shall give notice and request inspection at the completion

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