tree preservation

Round Lake Beach · 10.10.2.3

Tree preservation standards

Summary

This section outlines tree preservation standards for construction activities in Round Lake Beach, requiring developers to minimize tree removal through careful planning, submit tree surveys, and preserve a majority of mature trees in designated woodland areas.

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buildable areas of proposed lots. 2. In areas considered woodlands under section 10-1-2-2, no more than 30 percent of the mature trees shall be cleared for development and the remaining 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 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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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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Roselle · 6.8

Tree Preservation

Summary

This section establishes regulations for the removal and replacement of trees in Roselle, aiming to preserve the municipality's environment and quality of life. It defines 'Protected Trees' and outlines when a Tree Removal Permit or a Tree Preservation and Removal Plan is required.

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Protected Tree. Any tree that does not meet the definition of Protected Tree does not need a permit for removal. (B) A Tree Removal Permit is only required when a Protected Tree is being removed as part of a Tree Preservation and Removal Plan as defined in Section 6-8-B-2. A tree removal permit is not required for removal of individual Protected Trees when a Tree Preservation and Removal Plan is also not required. (C) When tree removal...required by any development requiring site plan review, 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 Zoning Administrator determines that all required information to constitute a complete submittal has been provided. (2) Tree Preservation and Removal Plan Required: A Tree Preservation and Removal Plan shall be required for any parcel of land where Protected Tree(s) are proposed to be removed and subject

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River Forest · 10.24.5

Tree Preservation

Summary

This section establishes regulations for the removal and replacement of trees on various property types within River Forest to preserve the ecological and aesthetic environment. It requires written approval for removing certain trees based on species and size, particularly on multi-family residential, commercial, institutional, and governmental properties, and for specific oak and elm trees on single-family properties.

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aforementioned trees survey through the integration of those trees surveyed into the site and landscape plan for the proposed development. Removal of trees designed for preservation shall only be allowed by amendment to the approved landscape plan. 3. Tree Preservation Plan: A tree preservation plan shall be submitted at the time of an application for site plan and architectural approval indicating, at a minimum, the location of those trees to be preserved and the methods which are to be used...preserve such trees. The tree preservation plan shall specify the following preservation techniques: a. Grading, Construction Equipment And Materials: All grading and construction equipment and materials shall be forbidden from encroaching upon the tree's drip line. b. Materials Detrimental To Trees: Crushed limestone or any other materials that may be detrimental to trees shall not be dumped within the drip line of any trees nor shall be located at any higher location where drainage toward the tree(s) could

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Hoffman Estates · 10.4.7

Tree preservation

Summary

This section establishes performance standards and minimum requirements for preserving existing trees during development in Hoffman Estates. It outlines procedures for tree removal, including necessary approvals and permits, and specifies protections for trees designated for preservation.

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inches or greater shall not be permitted, prior to receiving either: a. Approval by the Village Board; b. A tree removal permit from the Assistant Village Manager-Development Services. Penalties for unauthorized removals shall be as set forth under "Tree Preservation". 3. A Tree Preservation Plan, in accordance with the Tree Preservation Standards approved by the Village Board and/or a site development permit issued by the Assistant Village Manager-Development Services shall be required for development projects that include tree...bracing, guying or wrapping shall be attached to any vegetation during the construction period. 7. No measures such as construction pruning and root pruning of trees directly impacted by construction shall occur unless specifically indicated part of the approved Tree Preservation Plan. 8. During construction, all reasonable steps necessary to prevent the destruction or damaging of trees (other than those specified to be removed) shall be taken. The developer shall be responsible for the prevention of dropping, tracking and/or accumulation

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Lakemoor · 22.135

Protection And Preservation Of Existing Trees

Summary

This section establishes requirements for protecting and preserving existing trees on new construction projects on lots larger than five acres in Lakemoor. It mandates a tree survey and preservation plan for any tree with a trunk diameter of three inches or greater.

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event that a development plan is not required but a landowner desires a to clear the site of trees, a tree survey is still required. In such an instance, quality trees will be required to be preserved. (3) 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 Director of Community and Economic Development...tree preservation plan shall specify the following preservation techniques: (a) Grading and construction equipment. All grading and construction equipment shall be prohibited from encroaching upon the tree’s drip line. (b) Material detrimental to trees. Crushed limestone and other materials detrimental to trees shall not be dumped within the drip line of any tree nor at any higher location where drainage towards the tree could conceivably affect the health of the tree. (c) Installation of snow fencing. Snow fencing shall

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Libertyville · 9.48

Site development—Tree preservation plan requirements

Summary

This section outlines the requirements for tree preservation plans when site development permits are sought in Libertyville. It mandates tree replacement for unauthorized removals or damage to protected trees and details the specific information required in a tree preservation plan, including tree surveys and site development proposals.

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required site development permit; (2) The removal of any protected tree, as defined by this Code, occurs. (b) Each application for a site development permit shall satisfy all applicable requirements of chapter 20.5, and shall also provide a tree preservation plan which includes the following information. The tree preservation component of the site development permit application shall be submitted to the village engineer, or his designee, for approval: (1) A vicinity map in sufficient detail to enable easy location...undisturbed. (3) An exhibit identifying all trees proposed to be removed, all trees proposed to be transplanted, and all trees proposed to be preserved undisturbed within the limits of the development site. This exhibit shall be identified as the tree preservation plan, and shall further identify the following information: a. For those trees proposed to be transplanted, a proposed location for the relocation of each tree within the limits of the development site shall be identified. b. For those trees

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Romeoville · 157.037

Landscaping And Tree Preservation

Summary

This section establishes landscaping, screening, and tree preservation standards for property development in Romeoville to ensure the village remains attractive, safe, and comfortable. It outlines various purposes including aesthetic compatibility, environmental protection, and minimizing negative impacts from adjacent land uses.

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Purpose. (1) This section is established to create uniform landscape, screening and tree preservation standards for development of property in the village and review of plans therefore, in order to ensure that the village remains attractive, safe and comfortable. (2) The landscape standards herein are established to: (a) Promote, protect and preserve the general health and safety of the people of the community and, as part of the general welfare, ensure aesthetic compatibility among land uses within the community...certificate of occupancy or any other approval issued by the village. The maintenance requirements of division (D)(4)(d) below apply to all required landscaping and approved landscaping plans. Village staff may enforce maintenance requirements at any time. (C) Tree preservation and removal regulations. (1) Scope. It shall be unlawful for any person to remove or cause the removal of any tree on private property having a caliper of four inches or greater in the village without having first obtained

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Olympia Fields · 6.109

Tree preservation plan

Summary

This section requires a tree preservation plan for development projects involving significant land disturbance or construction. The plan must identify protected areas, specify how trees will be shielded from construction, and designate a contractor responsible for barrier maintenance. It also provides guidelines for selecting trees to be preserved.

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Tree preservation plan. In connection with projects involving excavation, earth moving, demolition, and/or the construction of new homes, additions, detached accessory buildings requiring building permits or other development approvals, and as required in section 6-108 above, a tree preservation plan must be filed with the building permit application or other development approval application. All buildings, building additions, and other structures, including but not limited to driveways, shall be located upon a lot or parcel of land in such...minimize tree damage and/or removal, consistent with the various setback requirements of the village zoning code. The tree preservation plan shall specify the following: (1) Tree preservation area and building activity area upon the lot or parcel of and for which a building permit application or other development approval application has been filed. The tree preservation area shall be protected physically from the building activity areas by a barrier to prevent impingement of construction vehicles, materials, spoils, and equipment into

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Lockport · 153.50.125

Landscaping And Tree Preservation

Summary

This section establishes uniform landscaping and tree preservation standards for development in Lockport to enhance the city's attractiveness, safety, and comfort. It aims to promote environmental benefits, minimize negative impacts of land uses, and preserve the city's aesthetic character through tree management and vegetation retention.

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Purpose. This section creates uniform landscape, screening and tree preservation standards for development of property in Lockport to ensure that the city remains attractive, safe and comfortable. These landscape regulations are established to: (1) Promote, protect and preserve the general health and safety of residents, and support aesthetic compatibility among land uses within the city; (2) Reduce soil erosion and stormwater runoff, provide oxygen regeneration to enhance air quality, and minimize the effects of urban heat islands; (3) Minimize...report stating the tree is in poor condition, i.e., that it is declining significantly in health and/or structure. In such cases, a penalty will not be incurred for removal, but tree replacement as identified herein will be required. (E) Tree preservation plan. (1) Maximize tree preservation. The developer shall make every effort to save all healthy trees where feasible and practical. (2) Tree preservation plan required. The developer of any lot equal to or greater than three acres in size

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Highland Park · 94.404

Tree Preservation Involving Construction

Summary

This section mandates the submission of a Tree Preservation Plan with building permit applications for projects that may impact trees. It outlines requirements for minimizing tree damage and removal, prioritizing the preservation of specific tree types, and ensuring the protection of remaining trees.

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connection with projects requiring building permits, a Tree Preservation Plan shall be filed with the building permit application. All buildings, building additions, and other structures (including but not limited to driveways) shall be located upon a Lot or parcel of land in such a way as to minimize Tree Damage and/or Removal, consistent with the various setback requirements of the Zoning Code of the City. The Tree Preservation Plan shall specify the following: (1) Tree Preservation Area and Building Activity...developed in such a way as to avoid removal of Protected, Key and Heritage Trees wherever possible and to protect remaining Protected, Key and Heritage Trees and Trees with a six inch (6") DBH or larger located in the Tree Preservation Area from risk of loss through change in grade or moisture. (3) All utility lines shall be augured through tree preservation areas unless the City Forester or his or her designee provides written authorization of an alternative procedure

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Bloomingdale · 11.16.4

Preservation And Removal Application Procedures And Requirements For Trees On Private Property

Summary

This section outlines the procedures and requirements for obtaining a tree removal permit in Bloomingdale, particularly when rezoning, subdivision, site plan approval, or building permits are involved. It mandates that efforts be made to retain existing trees and requires a permit for any removal.

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Subsection A of this section provides procedures and requirements for tree preservation and tree removal permits related to rezoning, subdivision, site plan approval and/or building permits. Because the Village finds it is in the best interests of the community to preserve and protect all trees from unnecessary or unreasonable damage and destruction, procedures and requirements have also been developed to regulate trees on private property when rezoning, subdivision, site plan approval or building permits are not required. These regulations...property where the tree(s) sought to be removed is located. (3) A written statement indicating the reasons for removal of the tree(s). (4) A tree identification plan, according to subsection A2 of this section. (5) A tree preservation plan, as required under subsection A5 of this section. (6) Name and address of contractor or other person who is proposed as having responsibility for tree removal. c. A fee as established by the Village Board of Trustees shall

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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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Naperville · 5.10.5

TREE PRESERVATION

Summary

This section establishes a permit requirement for the removal of live trees with a trunk diameter of four inches or greater on specific private parcels of land, with exceptions for emergencies and specific conditions for permit approval.

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Department of Public Works. The application shall include: 2.2.1. A written statement indicating the reasons for removal of the trees; and 2.2.2. A map of the parcel indicating the location of the tree(s) to be removed; and a tree preservation plan, as required under Subsection 5-10-5.3.1.2 of this Section. 2.3. Basis For Permit Approval: The Department of Public Works may approve an application for a tree removal permit under one or more of the following circumstances...fire, or other injury. 2.3.3. Observation Of Good Forestry Practice: Removal of one or more specified trees is in accordance with good forestry practice, such as when the parcel of land will only support a certain number of healthy preservable trees which is less than the number of existing preservable trees on the parcel. 2.3.4. Approved Landscape Plan: Pursuant to an approved landscape plan for the parcel. 2.3.5. Economic Hardship: The preservation of a designated tree or trees would deprive

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Bartlett · 10.11A-5

Tree Preservation

Summary

This section establishes regulations for limiting tree removal and ensuring tree replacement on private property to preserve the ecological and aesthetic environment of Bartlett. It outlines the purpose of tree preservation, emphasizing its benefits for quality of life, character, air quality, noise reduction, soil stabilization, energy conservation, wildlife habitat, stormwater management, temperature moderation, public safety, property values, and visual buffering.

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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 distributing of land so as to: 1. 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. Preserve the essential character of those areas throughout the village...threat or danger to the public or to the property in the village; 11. Protect and increase property value; and 12. Provide a visual landscape buffer between properties when feasible. B. Preconstruction Tree Requirements: A tree survey and a tree preservation plan shall be required for all development activity requiring site plan review and approval, a special use permit, zoning for a planned development ("PD"), approval of a planned unit development ("PUD") plan, and/or approval of a preliminary and/or final

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Richmond · 6.6.2

Tree Preservation and Removal Regulations

Summary

This section mandates that property owners obtain approval for a Tree Preservation and Removal Plan before removing trees with a caliper of four inches or greater, excluding residential lots containing single-family or duplex dwellings. It outlines the required documentation for such plans and establishes preservation standards, including equipment restrictions near tree drip lines.

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Tree Preservation and Removal Regulations. It shall be unlawful for any person to remove or cause the removal of any tree having a caliper of four (4) inches or greater in the Village of Richmond without having first obtained approval from the Village of a Tree Preservation and Removal Plan as described herein. Nothing in this Section 6.6.2 shall apply to tree removal by an owner of a lot having a single family, two-family or duplex dwelling located thereon...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 building(s) or structure(s) or other site improvements, or the removal of a tree having a caliper of four (4) inches or greater. All Tree Preservation and Removal Plans shall include or have attached thereto the following information: 1. A tree survey. 2. The location of those trees to be removed and preserved

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Homer Glen · 138.5

Environmental conservation and tree preservation

Summary

This section outlines the Village of Homer Glen's findings and purpose regarding the preservation of native wildflower and plant species, recognizing their contribution to the quality of life and the Village's mission. It also aims to strengthen and protect Homer Township's existing program and emphasizes a policy of respecting private property rights without engaging in takings or eminent domain.

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Upon conviction of any violation of the provisions of this section, any person or entity who or which violates any provision of this section shall be fined in an amount not to exceed $1,000 for each violation. B. Tree preservation. (1) Findings and purpose. (a) The Village Board recognizes that trees are unique, intrinsically significant and valuable assets in and to the Village of Homer Glen. (b) The Village has determined that trees are unique, intrinsically significant and valuable...Village to protect and enhance the existing tree population to the greatest extent feasible and to replace trees which are lost due to development activities. (g) The Village Board has determined that the adoption and implementation of a tree preservation ordinance will recognize and allow a property owner to develop his or her property in a reasonable manner while protecting the various benefits to the community which are provided through the protection and maintenance of trees within the Village, including

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Bellwood · 100.007

Tree Preservation Plan

Summary

This section mandates the submission and approval of a tree preservation plan to the Comptroller for any development. The plan must detail the location, size, and species of significant trees on the parcel, as well as information regarding construction impact, preservation measures, and transplanting if applicable.

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Tree preservation plan required. Unless otherwise waived by the Comptroller, or his or her designee, a tree preservation plan with a scale no less than one inch equals ten feet, on a topographic map if deemed necessary by the Comptroller, shall be submitted to and approved by the Comptroller, or his or her designee and upon which shall be geographically and accurately marked all of the following information: (1) The location, size and species (both scientific and common names...trees measuring five vertical feet or more in height, and all trees that are located within 15 feet of the lot line on adjacent parcels that fall within the size classifications as listed above. All trees illustrated on the tree preservation plan shall be numbered on the plan and tagged with the corresponding number on the site. (2) As applicable, the construction activity area as depicted on the construction activity plan. (3) The crown spread of the trees

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Green Oaks · 7.1.12.3

Trees, Landscape Plans And Tree Preservation

Summary

This section mandates the submission of tree location plans for subdivisions involving public improvements and landscape plans for special use permits. These plans require detailed information about existing trees, proposed changes, and landscaping, with specific scale and content requirements.

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guaranteed by the developer for two (2) growing seasons from the time of acceptance by the Village Board. Such financial guarantee shall be in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the cost of all the materials planted. D. Tree Preservation: The following shall apply to all buildable lots in the Village. 1. Purpose: It is stated public policy of the Village Board of the Village to maintain, to the greatest extent possible, existing trees within the Village. In addition...aesthetic quality of land. Therefore, the purpose of this subsection is to allow for the improvement of platted but undeveloped lots and the improvement of unplatted properties where trees of four inches (4") or larger exist. 2. Subdivided Lots: Tree preservation areas shall be established for all new residences on subdivided lots where four inch (4") or larger trees exist at the time of application for a building permit. a. The "tree preservation area" is that area

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Barrington · 11.3.22

Landscaping and tree preservation

Summary

This section mandates the submission and approval of landscaping and tree preservation plans for developments. It specifies planting densities, tree size requirements by type, and the preservation of existing valuable features.

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Landscaping. A preliminary landscaping and tree preservation plan and a final landscaping and tree preservation plan shall be required to be submitted to the village for each development and shall be reviewed and approved in writing by the village as part of both the preliminary and final plans and specifications for said development prior to the commencement of any site development activities on the subject property. All parkways within the dedicated rights-of-way of streets or other public...timely manner. After installation, all landscaping shall be maintained in good condition as designed and approved. 5. Exception. Landscaping requirements shall not apply to individual single-family lots that do not require replatting or resubdivision of any kind. B. Tree preservation. 1. Tree preservation plan: a. It shall be the public policy of the village to preserve and maintain, to the greatest extent possible, existing trees and significant vegetation within the village. b. All proposed developments that are greater than

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Glen Ellyn · 4.8.3

General regulations; private property involving development

Summary

This section mandates the submission of a tree preservation plan for any development on private property requiring a building permit. It outlines requirements for tree surveys, protection measures, and identifies various categories of trees to be considered.

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Tree preservation plan required: Development on private property shall require the filing of a tree preservation plan along with other permit application materials required by this section upon application for a building permit. Trees which the owner designates on the plan as being susceptible to potential damage due to their location or condition may be designated as impacted trees. After the initial tree protection fencing or other protective methods have been put in place these impacted trees shall...Arboricultural Specifications Manual". The tree survey shall be drawn to a scale not less than one inch to 20 feet so that the location of each tree required to be shown on the plan can be identified. The tree preservation plan shall include the following: 1. A "tree survey" as defined above. The Village forester, or his/her designee, may exclude the tree survey requirement on those portions of the site which he/she determines will not be affected by the development

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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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Hainesville · 12.20.170

Landscaping and tree preservation

Summary

This section establishes landscaping, screening, and tree preservation standards for property development in Hainesville to maintain aesthetic appeal and public safety. It outlines specific goals, including soil conservation, air quality enhancement, noise reduction, and environmental safeguarding.

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Purpose. This section is established to create uniform landscape, screening and tree preservation standards for development of property in the village and review of plans therefore, in order to ensure that the village remains attractive, safe and comfortable. Landscaping required by this section shall be a condition to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy for any improvements built on a lot in the village. The landscape standards herein are established: 1. To promote, protect and preserve the general health...contain the following information: 1. Plant name, both Latin and English; 2. Planting location; 3. Number of plants in any one location; 4. Total number of plants to be provided. 5. Install height and size of each plant. D. Tree Preservation and Removal Regulations. It shall be unlawful for any person to remove or cause the removal of any tree having a caliper of four inches or greater in the Village of Hainesville without having first obtained approval from

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Gilberts · 9.4

Landscaping and trees

Summary

This section outlines landscaping and screening requirements for new developments and significant expansions of existing developments in Gilberts. The purpose is to improve compatibility between land uses by mitigating negative impacts like noise, dust, and visual intrusion, with the extent of landscaping tied to the scale of development or expansion.

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other landscape features of a quality and of a size as required by this section shall be incorporated into the landscape treatment of a site and be developed according to the requirements set forth in this ordinance for Existing Tree Preservation. 18. Berming. Earthen berms and existing topography should, wherever practical, be incorporated into the landscape treatment of a site. The maximum slope for any berm constructed on a site shall be four foot run: one-foot rise. 19. Right...contain trash or other debris. The gate side of the waste receptacle shall be oriented toward the interior of the site, i.e., toward the building and away from view from the public right-of-way and adjacent sites. B. Tree Preservation. 1. Intent and Purpose. The purpose of this section is to conserve and protect the land, vegetation and other natural resources of Gilberts, while allowing for reasonable improvement of the land; and to take necessary measures to preserve

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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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