tree preservation

Inverness · 8.6.4

Protection Of Existing Trees

Summary

This section outlines requirements for tree surveys submitted for tree removal permits on private property in Inverness, detailing what information must be included and by whom it must be prepared. It also mandates efforts to integrate existing protected trees into site and landscaping plans, with mitigation required for any approved removals.

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greater. The tree location and size information which is part of a tree survey shall be based upon a plat of survey prepared by a land surveyor. The balance of the information provided by any tree survey and any tree preservation plan and any amendment(s) thereto, including, but not limited to, the species and condition of each tree shown on the tree survey, shall be prepared by a registered landscape architect as defined by 225 Illinois Compiled Statutes 315/1...provisions of section 8-6-5 of this chapter. In the event that a site development plan or landscaping plan is not required by a landowner who desires to remove protected private trees, a tree survey and tree preservation plan in compliance with this chapter shall still be required. C. Tree Preservation Plan: A tree preservation plan indicating the location and species of those protected private trees to be preserved and the methods which are to be used to preserve

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Lake Barrington · 11.1.4

Protection Of Existing Trees

Summary

This section requires a tree survey for various development permits and mandates efforts to integrate existing trees into site plans. If trees must be removed, mitigation is required based on a specified exchange rate.

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greater. The tree location and size information which is part of a tree survey shall be based upon a plat of survey prepared by a land surveyor. The balance of the information provided by any tree survey and any tree preservation plan and any amendment(s) thereto shall be prepared by a registered landscape architect as defined by 225 Illinois Compiled Statutes 315/1 et seq., or by an arborist as defined in 65 Illinois Compiled Statutes 5/11-42-13, or by persons...pursuant to the provisions of section 11-1-5 of this chapter. In the event that a site development plan or landscaping plan is not required by a landowner who desires to remove protected trees, a tree survey and tree preservation plan in compliance with this chapter shall still be required. C. Tree Preservation Plan: A tree preservation plan indicating the location and species of those protected trees to be preserved and the methods which are to be used

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Lemont · 17.20.130

Summary

This section establishes the intent of tree preservation in Lemont, emphasizing the importance of existing trees as public resources. It mandates the creation of a Tree Preservation Plan as part of development applications, detailing tree inventory, preservation strategies, and protection measures during construction.

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reasonable efforts shall occur in the site design of a proposed development to preserve existing trees, especially mature trees, specimen trees, tree groves or tree lines. All applicants for development shall identify and make a special effort to preserve trees which are noteworthy due to their size, age and historic, cultural or aesthetic value. The planting of additional trees and the preservation of existing trees in the Village is intended to accomplish the following: 1. To preserve trees...wind break and shade effect afforded by trees; 5. To preserve and enhance the nesting areas for birds and other wildlife; 6. To reduce topsoil erosion and reduce water runoff; 7. To protect and increase property values. B. Tree Preservation Plan. 1. The inventory of trees on a site is a fundamental step in assessing the opportunities for development and tree preservation. A tree preservation plan shall be submitted as part of an application for approval of preliminary plans/plats, final

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Schaumburg · 154.135

TREE PRESERVATION

Summary

This section establishes regulations for tree removal and replacement on private property within Schaumburg to preserve the community's ecological and aesthetic environment. It outlines the purpose of tree preservation and introduces a requirement for written approval before removing trees of a certain size.

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removed from private property within the village and in doing so, safeguard the ecological and aesthetic environment of the community. These regulations are further intended to serve to dissuade the unnecessary clearing and disturbing of land so as 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; Preserve the essential character of those areas throughout the village which...owned in fee simple. Common areas located in planned unit developments (PUDs) and those subject to the provisions of section 154.52, "Single-Family Residential Tear Downs and Replacement", of this chapter, are not exempt and must comply with the tree preservation requirements. (3) Conditions of Approval: Except for street trees whose removal shall be considered by the village board, the community development director or his/her authorized designee shall consider and may approve all requests for tree removal

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Grayslake · 12.16.030

Tree preservation standards related to construction activity

Summary

This section outlines Grayslake's objectives and standards for tree preservation during construction activities, aiming to minimize tree removal while allowing for development. It requires developers to submit tree surveys and demonstrate efforts to preserve trees and minimize lot configuration impacts on tree loss.

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nonbuildable areas of proposed lots. 2. In areas considered woodlands under Section 12.16.020, no more than thirty (30) percent of the mature trees shall be cleared for development and the remaining seventy (70) percent shall be designated for preservation. Tree removal for required public improvements shall not constitute clearing of trees and shall not be included in calculating the thirty (30) percent of trees allowed to be removed. However, the developer shall demonstrate through the tree survey and other information...subdivision or of planned unit developments approved by the village board shall include the location and size of all mature trees that will remain after development is completed. All included mature trees shall be designated for preservation. B. Tree Preservation. The following shall apply to all buildable lots in the village: 1. All applications for building construction shall include a tree survey which identifies the size, location, and health of all significant trees and all mature trees on the parcel

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Arlington Heights · Section 28.6

General Provisions

Summary

This section outlines the general principles for interpreting and applying the zoning regulations, establishing them as minimum standards for public welfare. It clarifies that more restrictive regulations govern when conflicts arise with other codes or private agreements, and mandates that all new or altered buildings and uses comply with current zoning district regulations, with a grandfathering clause for permits issued before January 1, 2003.

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event that a development plan is not required but a landowner desires to clear the site of trees, a Tree Survey is still required. In such an instance, quality trees will be required to be preserved. c. Tree Preservation Plan—A Tree Preservation Plan indicating the location and species of those trees to be preserved and the methods which are to be used to preserve such trees shall be submitted to the Planning Department. This Preservation Plan shall specify...owner shall furnish a cash bond in the amount of 30 percent of the value of the landscape improvements on the approved Landscape Plan and $200.00 for each tree designated to remain or be transplanted on the approved Tree Preservation Plan. A cost estimate of landscape improvements shall be submitted to the Director of Planning and Community Development or designee which will be used to calculate the bond amount based on the percentage stated above. The owner or developer shall

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Joliet · 26.128

Tree preservation

Summary

This section aims to preserve, protect, and enhance the urban forest in Joliet, recognizing trees as critical infrastructure. It regulates trees on city lands, specific private parcels, and those requiring landscape plans, highlighting their environmental and community benefits.

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used for purchase and care of trees throughout the City of Joliet. Tree permit means a written authorization from the City of Joliet authorizing the applicant to conduct work which may or may not impact a tree. Tree preservation plan means 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 state...replaced, preserved at its present location, introduced into the site from an off-site source, and whether the tree is to receive remediated actions due to construction impacts, e.g., root pruning. The City of Joliet may provide that the tree preservation plan excludes those portions of the site which it determines will not be affected by the activity. Any tree preservation plan required by this section must be dated within thirty-six (36) months of the start date

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Lisle · 5.12.14

Tree Preservation Regulations

Summary

This section outlines regulations for parkway trees and general tree preservation and removal. It prohibits most disturbances to parkway trees without Village permission and requires a tree preservation and removal plan for removing other trees, with specific exemptions.

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permitted. 2. Place on Village property any planters or plant containers. 3. Damage, cut, tap, carve or transplant any parkway tree. 4. Attach any rope, wire, nail, sign, poster or other manmade object to any parkway tree. (B) Tree Preservation and Removal Applicability 1. It shall be unlawful for any person to remove or cause the removal of any tree without having first obtained approval from the Village of a tree preservation and removal plan as described herein. Tree preservation...Buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica) (4) Cottonwood (Populus deltroides) (5) Mulberry (Morus sp.) (6) Osage orange (Maclura pomifera) (7) Russian olive (Elaeagnus angustifolia) (8) Siberian elm (Ulmus pumila) (9) Tree of heaven (Ailanthus altissima) (10) White willow (Salix alba) (C) Tree preservation and removal plan required. A tree preservation and removal plan shall be required for any parcel of land involving the construction of any new principal building(s) or structure(s) or other site improvements or the removal of any parkway

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Wood Dale · 17.603

Tree Removal And Replacement

Summary

This section regulates the removal and replacement of trees within Wood Dale, requiring a permit for trees with a diameter at breast height (dbh) of six inches or greater. It outlines the requirements for a Tree Preservation and Removal Plan, except for single-family and certain other residential dwellings.

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greater may be removed without having first obtained a Tree Removal Permit, or other comparable action, as approved by the Development Administrator. 2. When tree removal is required by any Development requiring submission of a Landscape Plan, Tree Preservation and Removal Plan, Site Plan, or Subdivision Plan, such plan shall constitute a Tree Removal Permit, provided the Development Administrator determines that all required information to constitute a complete submittal has been provided. B. Tree Preservation and Removal Plan Required...Tree Preservation and Removal Plan shall be required for any parcel of land involving the construction of any new building(s) or structure(s) or other site improvements, or the removal of a tree having a dbh of six inches (6") or greater. All Tree Preservation and Removal Plans shall include the following: 1. A tree survey identifying the following: a. Location of on-site and adjacent right-of-way trees. b. General description of the tree(s), including

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Vernon Hills · 2.00

Preservation and protection of existing trees

Summary

This section requires most developments and substantial redevelopments in Vernon Hills to submit a Tree Preservation Plan and conduct a tree inventory, with exceptions for single-family residential lots. It outlines the information required for these plans to protect existing trees during development.

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Applicability. All developments, substantial redevelopments, or changes in use requiring technical review by the village shall contain a Tree Preservation Plan, except detached single family residential lots whether improved or unimproved. The existing provisions contained in Appendix B, II. B. shall still apply to utility installation, repair or replacement, or to construction activities not covered herein. No vegetation protected by this ordinance shall be removed prior to compliance with the procedures set forth in Section 1.02. If no deciduous trees...with a diameter of six inches or greater at breast height (DBH) and all evergreen trees located on site with a size of 12 feet or greater. Size of evergreen trees shall be measured by height in feet. 2.03. Tree Preservation Plan. A Tree Preservation Plan shall be submitted at the time of technical review that indicates the location, size, type, and condition of each tree designated to be preserved and the methods to be used to preserve such trees

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Hawthorn Woods · 9.17.4

Tree Removal Permits

Summary

This section outlines the requirements for obtaining a tree removal permit in Hawthorn Woods. It mandates written applications, a tree survey, and a tree preservation plan, detailing the information needed for each.

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otherwise exempted by the provisions of this chapter, any person requiring a tree removal permit shall submit a written application to the village. All such applications shall be accompanied by the submission of both a tree survey and a tree preservation plan to the village. B. Applications For Tree Removal Permit: All applications for a tree removal permit shall contain the following: 1. Location of the property, including street address and legal description; 2. Applicant's name, address and telephone...survey area required pursuant to the above when it is established that major blocks of trees will not be impacted by the proposed development plans. (Ord. 802-97, 8-11-1997; amd. Ord. 1290-09, 8-17-2009) D. Tree Preservation Plan: The tree preservation plan shall be prepared by a qualified landscape architect or urban forester accurately drawn to scale and submitted to the village together with twenty (20) copies of the application and tree survey. The tree preservation

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North Barrington · 5.3A-5

Tree Preservation Involving Construction

Summary

This section requires a tree preservation plan for any construction project involving excavation, earthmoving, demolition, or building permits. The plan must detail preservation areas, protection devices, contractor information, site layout to avoid tree removal, utility service placement, adjacent land uses, and a tree survey.

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Tree Preservation Plan Required: In connection with projects involving excavation, earthmoving, demolition, and/or the construction of any structure requiring a building permit, a tree preservation plan shall be submitted as an attachment to the application for such building permit. The tree preservation plan shall specify the following: 1. The tree preservation area and building activity area. 2. Steps to be taken to provide tree protection devices adjacent to the tree preservation area. 3. The name, address, telephone number and facsimile...number of the general contractor, who shall be responsible for the construction, erection, and maintenance of tree protection devices adjacent to the tree preservation area. 4. The location, shape and spatial arrangement of all existing and proposed structures, driveways, parking areas, roads, and access drives designed in such a way as to avoid unnecessary removal of protected trees. 5. Location of existing property lines, proposed or existing utility services including gas, electric, telephone, and cable TV. Every effort shall

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Hampshire · 5.22.2

Tree Preservation And Removal Regulations

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This section establishes a permit requirement for removing trees with a trunk diameter of four inches or greater. It outlines exceptions for single/two-family dwellings and forestry management plans, and details the application process, including required information for new construction.

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village board of trustees. 1. For tree removal in conjunction with new construction of any new building(s), structure(s) or other site improvements in the village requiring a building permit or engineering approval, the applicant shall submit a tree preservation and removal plan, together with any site and/or landscape plan otherwise required under this code; the tree preservation and removal plan shall include the following information: a. Location and dimensions of all existing and proposed buildings, walls, improvements...cultivars; q. Sugar maple cultivars; r. Tulip tree; and s. White ash cultivars. 6. Additionally, the following elm cultivars are considered disease and insect resistant: "Frontier", "Pioneer", "New Horizon", "Morton", "Accolade", "Homestead", "Regal", "Morton Glossy" and "Prospector". 7. The tree preservation and removal plan shall identify each replacement tree as a replacement tree and indicate its location, species, and size. Replacement trees required under this section shall not be used to satisfy the requirements otherwise stated in this article

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Lake Zurich · 10.6.18

Landscaping

Summary

This section mandates landscaping plans for various building types and residential developments, requiring professional design and detailed information on grading and plant species. It also establishes requirements for tree preservation, including surveys and land preservation plans before tree removal.

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choose to mitigate the trees in dispute based upon the exchange rate set forth in subsection B5 of this section. Removal of trees designated for preservation shall be allowed only pursuant to the provisions of this subsection B. c. Tree Preservation Plan: A tree preservation plan indicating the location and species of those trees to be preserved, and the methods which are to be used to preserve such trees, shall be submitted to the village arborist. 4. Preservation Techniques...quantity of smaller trees in accordance with the exchange rate set forth in subsection B5a of this section. 8. Compliance Bonds: Upon application for a building permit, the owner shall furnish a cash bond to guarantee compliance with the tree preservation plan and tree replacement requirements. The bond shall be in the amount of three hundred dollars ($300.00) for each tree designated to remain or be transplanted on the approved tree preservation plan. The bond shall remain in effect

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Summit · 11.12.6

Landscape And Screening Material

Summary

This section outlines the standards for landscape and screening materials, including requirements for plant quality, size, and soil. It also details how existing trees can be credited towards new planting requirements.

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time of installation. Overhead Lines: Trees to be installed below overhead lines must be selected from the list of small trees specified on the recommended and prohibited species list or be otherwise expressly approved by the building official. Existing (Preserved) Trees: Preserved trees will be credited toward satisfying the tree planting requirements of this zoning ordinance in accordance with the regulations of this subsection (11-12-6(B)(2)(c)). Credit will be given on the following basis: Preserved trees...inches in diameter at breast height (DBH) will be credited as 3 trees. Preserved trees larger than 6 inches DBH, up to 12 inches DBH will be credited as 4 trees; Preserved trees that are more than 12 inches DBH up to 24 inches DBH will be credited as 5 trees; and Preserved trees that are more than 24 inches DBH will be credited at a ratio of 10 trees. The tree preservation incentive credits provided in this subsection

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Elgin · 19.16.060

Tree preservation involving construction

Summary

This section mandates the submission of a tree preservation plan for construction projects and zoning applications. It requires plans to detail protection measures, contractor information, site layout to minimize tree damage, and utility placement strategies.

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tree preservation plan shall be submitted as an attachment to the application for: 1) A building permit or other permit in connection with projects involving construction activity; or 2) Zoning petitions or applications involving site plan or development plan approval. B. Consistent with the various setback requirements of the city's zoning ordinance, all buildings and other structures shall be located upon a lot or parcel of land to minimize tree damage and/or removal. The building activity area shall...smallest practical area of a lot or parcel of land. C. The tree preservation plan shall be shown on a plan that has the engineering plans (grading, utilities) as the base and shall specify the following: 1. The tree preservation area and building activity area; 2. Steps to be taken to provide tree protection devices adjacent to the tree preservation area. Detailed drawings of the protection devices shall be included; 3. The name, address, telephone number, facsimile number

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Carol Stream · 12.3.16

Tree Preservation

Summary

This section establishes the purpose of tree preservation within Carol Stream, emphasizing its benefits to residents, property values, and the environment. It also defines key terms related to tree damage, care, and public property.

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Purpose. Tree preservation is a valued purpose. To enhance the quality of life and the present and future health, safety, and welfare of all residents, to enhance property values, to ensure proper planting and care of trees on public property, and in recognition that well-managed public trees are a part of our public infrastructure that provide collective benefits for the public, local wildlife, and environment beyond property boundaries, the Village Board herein establishes practices governing the planting and care...storms or other causes, where best pruning practices are impractical, may be temporarily exempted from this provision at the determination of the Director. (e) 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. Details on tree preservation standards are included in the Urban Forest Management Plan. (2) Village

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Westmont · 10.02

Landscape plans, tree surveys, and tree preservation plans

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This section outlines the requirements for landscape plans, tree surveys, and tree preservation plans for construction applications in Westmont. These plans must be submitted at different stages of the application process and provide detailed information about existing and proposed site features, including trees.

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diameter at breast height (DBH) of four inches or greater. Information must indicate the location, size, species and condition of each tree, as well as existing and proposed structures, improvements, utilities, driveways, and contours at one-foot intervals. (C) Tree preservation plan. The zoning administrator is authorized to require a tree preservation plan with the landscape plan. Otherwise, tree preservation plans are required prior to permit issuance and approval. Tree preservation plans must identify those trees to be protected with...tree protection detail labeled on the tree survey. The plan must indicate the location, size, species and condition of each tree to be protected, as well as proposed structures, improvements, utilities, driveways, and contours at one-foot intervals. The tree preservation plan must also identify all protective measures to be taken to avoid construction damage to protected trees (i.e., pumping concrete, crown or root pruning

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Franklin Park · 7.13.21

Tree preservation commission; Bee City USA committee

Summary

This section establishes a Tree Preservation Commission composed of eight appointed members to advise the village arborist on tree promotion and preservation. It also creates a special Bee City USA committee under the Tree Preservation Commission to focus on pollinator-friendly habitats and education.

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Tree preservation commission. There is hereby established a tree preservation commission for the village, which shall consist of corporate citizens and residents who shall aid the village's arborist with the promotion and preservation of trees in the village. The tree preservation commission shall be comprised of eight (8) members appointed by the president with the advice and consent of the board of trustees for a term of one year or until their successors have been appointed and qualified. Members...tree preservation commission shall act in an advisory role and serve without compensation. The chair of the property, planning, zoning, and building committee of the corporate authorities shall serve without compensation as a liaison between the tree preservation commission and the corporate authorities to promote and preserve trees in the village. (b) Bee City USA committee. There is hereby established a special committee of the tree preservation commission to be known as the Franklin Park Bee City USA committee, which

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Waukegan · 11.02

Tree Preservation

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This section outlines Waukegan's Tree Preservation ordinance, requiring a permit from the City Forester for the removal of certain trees on public property and specifying criteria for the removal of mature trees.

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City Forester prior to the following activities: a. Removal of any tree six inches or greater DBH (diameter at breast height). b. Removal of any tree or vegetation from a conservation easement. c. Removal of any tree from a tree preservation or no disturbance area. d. Removal of any tree or vegetation on any property that is the subject of a development application prior to the final approval of the development application and issuance of a building permit. e. Removal...ravine or bluff, as defined by the Steep Slope Ordinance, see Ordinance 02-O-75 (Steep Slope), or its successor regulations. f. Removal of any oak tree. 2. Procedure. An application for a tree removal permit must include a tree preservation and removal plan that specifies the tree or vegetation to be removed and how surrounding trees and vegetation will be protected and preserved. The tree preservation and removal plan must be approved by the City Forester in writing prior

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Round Lake Park · 159.38

TREE PRESERVATION

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This ordinance section establishes a tree preservation purpose for the Village of Round Lake Park, aiming to protect existing desirable trees on buildable lots. It mandates the creation of tree preservation areas on subdivided lots with trees eight inches or larger, restricting construction activities to designated building activity areas and requiring temporary fencing.

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areas, and increase property values by adding to the aesthetic quality of land. Therefore, the purpose of this section is to allow for the improvement of planted but undeveloped lots where trees of eight inches or larger exist. (B) Tree preservation areas shall be established for all new residences on subdivided lots where eight inch or larger trees exist at the time of application for a building permit. (1) (a) The tree preservation area is that area...small as possible, including the entire area affected by building and grading activities related to the approved construction. No construction activity, movement and placement of equipment or material storage shall be permitted outside the building activity area, in the tree preservation area. All buildings and driveways shall be located to minimize tree damage and/or removal but consistent with minimum building setback requirements of the Zoning Code. The building activity area shall be temporarily fenced by the developer during all construction

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Huntley · 156.150

Tree preservation

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This ordinance aims to manage and preserve mature, healthy trees and natural areas within Huntley by requiring a treescape plan for any development or land clearing. It outlines specific properties subject to these regulations and mandates replacement of removed protected trees.

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Purpose. (1) The tree preservation ordinance is focused upon the management and preservation of mature, healthy trees and natural areas and the consideration of protected trees in the design of streets, alleys, utilities, drainage and proposed structures part of any development plan and to require suitable replacement of trees when removal is necessary. Trees are to be protected during construction, development and redevelopment and controls followed for the replacement of protected trees when removal is necessary. This article shall protect...land under a single ownership on which an existing single-family house is located. (2) Commercial nurseries or orchards, where the business of selling trees, landscaping, etc., is fully operational and functional. (3) Properties for which a landscaping or tree preservation plan was approved, pursuant to the terms of an annexation agreement, special use permit or other agreement of ordinance prior to the existence of this chapter. (4) Property owned by the Village, Village park district and School District

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Frankfort · 158.07

Tree Preservation

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This section establishes regulations for tree preservation in Frankfort, aiming to protect the ecological and aesthetic environment by limiting tree removal and mandating replacement. It outlines requirements for tree surveys, tree removal approval processes, and replacement schedules.

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region, and preserve landscape buffers to minimize the impact of adjoining conflicting land uses, enhance and protect the integrity of roadway corridors, and reduce the surface heat and negative visual impact of vehicular use areas. (B) Scope. Tree preservation requirements shall apply to all development as outlined in § 158.03. (C) Tree survey. (1) For the properties with existing vegetation in areas proposed for development, a tree survey shall be submitted prior to issuance of building permit indicating deciduous plant material...five inches measured six inches above the ground, or all evergreen trees measuring five feet or more in vertical height. (D) Removal and replacement criteria. (1) No existing surveyed deciduous or evergreen tree which has been identified on the "Tree Preservation List" (Appendix E) shall be removed without approval of village staff. (2) Existing trees removed (with village approval) shall be replaced according to the following schedule: (a) Deciduous trees. 1. In the event a deciduous tree designated for preservation

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Third Lake · 32.144

Tree preservation

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This section establishes the village's public policy to preserve existing trees as an important resource, outlining their ecological and aesthetic benefits. It defines 'protected tree' and 'building activity area' and specifies that the section applies to areas with protected trees.

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driveways shall be located to minimize tree damage or removal and be in accordance with setback requirements prescribed in this article. The developer shall temporarily fence the building activity area during all construction so that all trees in a tree preservation area shall be preserved. Cutting means felling or removal of a tree or any procedure where the result of which is to cause the death or substantial destruction of a tree. The term "cutting" does not include normal pruning...hazard to public properties or thoroughfares. Remove or removal means the actual physical removal or the effective removal through damaging, poisoning or other direct or indirect action resulting in, or likely to result in the death of a tree. Tree preservation area means that area immediately surrounding all protected trees that is not within a building activity area. No construction activity, movement and placement of equipment or material storage shall be permitted in a tree preservation area. (c) Tree removal

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Barrington Hills · 4.6.3

Administration

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This section requires a Tree Removal Permit (TRP) for the destruction or removal of heritage trees in woodlands within Barrington Hills. It outlines exemptions for certain forestry management plans and large properties with approved tree preservation plans.

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apply to the removal of woodlands on property owned by a common owner, either singularly, collectively or institutionally, which exceeds one hundred (100) acres of contiguous land in the Village so long as the property is subject to a tree preservation plan acceptable to the Village. Such a plan, which shall have been prepared by or endorsed by a certified arborist or certified forester, may be accepted by the Village's Plan Commission and shall, at a minimum, include...trees. (C) Application And Fee: A TRP application on the prescribed form shall be submitted to the Village Building Officer with the permit fee established by the Village. (D) Application Procedure: 1. Construction Permit: The applicant shall submit a tree preservation plan ("TPP") to the Village Building Officer with their application for a TRP in conjunction with construction when a building permit is required by the provisions of this title. a. The TPP shall consist of reproducible site plans, drawn

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