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TREE ASSESSMENT TREES TO BE REMOVED HAVE BEEN DETERMINE[ BEEN DETERMINED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TO BE: 1. IN THE CONSTRUCTION PATH IPATH 2. IN DAMAGED CONDITION )N 3. IN SERIOUSLY DECLINING HEALTH 4. HAZARDOUS TO FUTURE RESIDENTS NG HEALTH ZE RESIDENTS 5. TECHNICAL FELLING E PROTECTION AND REMOVAL NOTES 1. ALL SURVEY INFORMATION PROVIDED BY I iN PROVIDED BY ROBERTS SURVEYING, INC. P.O. BOX 7155, EUGENE, OREGON 97401; Phone: (541) 345-1112. 11) 345-1112. 2. THIS DRAWING REPRESENTS MAJOR TREE NTS MAJOR TREES ON THE PROPERTY. IT DOES NOT, HOWEVER, ATTEMPT TO SHOW ALL VEGEI SHOW ALL VEGETATION ON THE PROPERTY OR ON CONTIGUOUS PROPERTIES, AND SHOULD ES, AND SHOULD NOT BE INTERPRETED AS SUCH. V F,`~ 5~ 3. ALL TREES TO BE REMOVED WILL BE CUT tED WILL BE CUT AND FELLED. ~P~' ~,0 ~ 4. TREES WILL BE LIMBED AND BUCKED INTC ,ND BUCKED INTO LENGTHS TO BE HAULED OFF THE PROPERTY. G ~ 5. ALL LIMBS WILL BE CHIPPED OR HAULED 'ED OR HAULED OFF PROPERTY. ~r vg i~ ~P 6. ALL STUMPS WILL BE REMOVED DURING F dOVED DURING PREPARATION OF SITE FOR CONSTRUCTION. ~ 0 / ~ V 7. CONTRACTOR TO PROTECT TREES TO RE CT TREES TO REMAIN FROM HARM BY THE WORK OR ,y~% ~ ~ ~ o m . . ~o. ~ ~ ma ~ . INDIVIDUALS OR EQUIPMENT INVOLVED IN ENT INVOLVED IN EXECUTING THE WORK. ~ ~>,d~ ~ N~~a 6 ~ . v o, ~ . ~ ' ' s ma ~ ~ ~ s o ~ • • ~ 8. ALL TREES VERIFIED ON SITE WITH A FOR SITE WITH A FORMAL TREE ASSESEMENT BY SCHIRMER SATRE GROUP. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o o6a - ~ G r- ~ a •a ~ ~ ss H ,ate e ~ ~ o ~ coNCREre wa1 - ~ . ~ ~ ~ a n~ a3analz- ° ~ o ~ n 6dsv ~0 3ea3 N . • ~ ova 006 6 ~ ~ / a~ ~ - 167z ~ ~ ~ ~ - - aA 1372 e GENERAL TREE CARE NOTES as . ~ o _ _ _ _ _ - - - - ~ 8 / R€owooo ~X X~\ m ~a o ~x~\x~ - X. s ~ , ~ x~ \ 1. PROTECT PRESERVATION TREES TO REM{ ~ x\ \ J TREES TO REMAIN AGAINST DAMAGE. THE CRZ (CRITICAL ROOT ZONE) ~ 03 / / / / fi SHOULD BE FENCED OFF TO KEEP CONSTI ~ ~ ~ ~ THE "FENCE LINE" AS DRAWN ON THIS PLA TO KEEP CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES AWAY. THE FENCING IS TO FOLLOW \WN ON THIS PLAN. THE FENCING MATERIAL SHALL BE HIGHLY VISIBLE, asp ~ ~ ~ ~ / ~ 4 1 g8 L'1d / IR Av / ~ / / vt ~ ~ ORANGE PLASTIC, WEBBED FENCING 4-FE / e ~ --D FENCING 4-FEET HIGH ATTACHED SECURELY TO METAL FENCE POSTS a ~ ~ x ~ ~ 0~6 / ~ c8 ~ ~ ~ m ~ naLx3 m ~ v ~ ~ ~ DRIVEN INTO THE GROUND AT 6 FOOT INTI ID AT 6 FOOT INTERVALS. THIS FENCING SHOULD BE MAINTAINED / ~ L ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ / / I ~3 D a N ~n ' 97 ~ J ~ NE / / / ~ v / / ADEQUATELY DURING CONSTRUCTION SO / 1\ CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING S~ )NSTRUCTION SO AS TO PREVENT ENTRY INTO THE PROTECTED AREA. ALL ES, INCLUDING STORAGE OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, SHOULD BE \ a ~ 9 2 • 22 ~ N ~ 6 EWOOD %2 gU01A• ~ Y~L 5 E / ~ / ~ ' NV 88 ° ~ \a`6 ' ~ °AK \ CONDUCTED OUTSIDE OF THE TREE PROT THE TREE PROTECTION FENCING - EMPHASIS ON "ALL". ERECT THE ~ L311 9 I 3 ~ i ~ x~ "v ~ 8 ~ ~ _ Dc> ~ ~6 / ~ FENCING PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ~ /IENCEMENT OF WORK AND REMOVE IT ONLY AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED. \ ~ AD O 716 D~' 1 \ '4 oAK T ~ 2. TREES BEING REMOVED THAT ARE IN CLO THAT ARE IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO PRESERVATION TREES WILL HAVE a ~ • ' I 2746 Z - ~ \ CHERRY 43 FIR AK / ` N ~m ~ ~ m ~ uI ~i00AN / ~ \ ~ n F R / / 1 THEIR STUMPS REMOVED WITH A STUMP o ) WITH A STUMP GRINDER SO AS TO AVOID ANY IMPACT TO THE CRZ OF ~ ~ ~ a 9 _ ~ V ~ A ~ ~ s Ruc FIR ~~Jf~/s~ee ~ l 3 ~ ~ /J o ~ o w `10 APPLE ~ ~ \ FIR f~11~CHEA 1 / ` a \ ~ THE PRESERVATION TREE. STUMPS SHOT / • ~j00AK 1 °>c E. STUMPS SHOULD BE GROUND TO A DEPTH OF 18 INCHES OR LESS. 3 ~ N~o ~ / ~i ~ / 0 AK i ° 1 N 3. AFTER CONSTRUCTION IS COMPLETE AND > COMPLETE AND LANDSCAPING IS BEGUN, THE CRZ SHOULD BE ~ m /,x 860 ~ ~ ~ ~ \ I ~ ~ 7 q~ B6 / L,~.. ~ ~ \ ~ ~ FI OAK oaKxz \ 1 MAINTAINED N AS NATURAL A CONDITION AL A CONDITION AS POSSIBLE. THIS MEANS THAT IRRIGATION SHOULD BE ~n ~ / _ ~8 ° ` ~ KEPT TO A MINIMUM BY USING PLANTS AN ~ ~j~ ~ THROUGH DRY SUMMERS. ACTIVITIES THA SING PLANTS AND TREES THAT REQUIRE LITTLE OR NO WATERING ACTIVITIES THAT AFFECT THE SOIL SHOULD BE AVOIDED. \ / FIR \ 48 / / + \ 9 MAPLE 77 ~838 / 3 ~ ~6 A R vs qp~ ~ ~ ~ / ~0 GU A ~SWE TGUWT+"~BIRCH / c o ~~FO ~ 4. PRODUCTS FENCING: TEN STAR SAFETY F / / / ' 0 / ~ x 47 \ \ ~ 1 4315 3138~NU3 gsWEETGU \ ~ ~ 3 / I SWEETGUM SPRUSE A° ~ ~ J STAR SAFETY FENCING x IR ~ dltlM 313a2N00 A ~ m 4 ~ 1 0 ~ ~ / ~ o V 1 a 0 LLMP ~°H ~ 9 * ` 9 ° • 5. EXECUTION IRRIGATION: WATER REMAINIP WATER REMAINING PLANT MATERIAL AS NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN _ _ ~ ~ ~7 L N A OAK Q `B SWE CM A I ~ 5 / I I ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ z~ oti ~ q ~~a qF> ° ~o HEALTH. UI ~ F d6 M \ .n °~'z ~ ~ ~ ~ I 'a ~ ~ HA i'' ;411 m z !yq CG ~ I ~ o col ~ ~ I ~ ~ 47a 2 0. ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~V ~ ~ UN ~ ~8K i'o + 9 ago 6. EXCAVATION AROUND TREES :EXCAVATE A ~ D D NECESSARY. DO NOT CUT LATERAL OR TE '.EES : EXCAVATE WITHIN DRIP LINE OF TREES ONLY WHERE ABSOLUTELY T LATERAL OR TAP ROOTS. USE NARROW TINE SPADING FORKS AND COMB i ~ ~ z ~ rt F R D w k_ I x77 m A 67 FIR \ Ah v L ~ ° SOIL TO EXPOSE ROOTS. RELOCATE ROO1 RELOCATE ROOTS BACK INTO BACK FILL AREAS WHEREVER POSSIBLE. IF ~ [n I IR o ~ < \ FIR A !I 1 ~ o - ~ ~ 6 `y I I ~ D F \ 17291 ~~~Fe \ \ 880 ~ ~ • • LARGE LATERAL ROOTS ARE ENCOUNTER _ _ - 29 ~ ~ - ° 8s TO BEND AND RELOCATE WITHOUT BREAk kRE ENCOUNTERED, EXPOSED BEYOND EXCAVATION LIMITS AS REQUIRED WITHOUT BREAKING. IF ROOT RELOCATION IS NOT PRACTICAL, CUT 4 BIRCH. y~ _ ~ _ _ ~n~ T D < \ ~ I- - - I ~ I 1 ~ x ~ IRCH. ® 1 I ~ \ ~ • • ' o ~ O 885 < ~ ~~d ~ , ~ ~o • ~Ra~«Pa,~ - ~ ROOTS APPROXIMATELY 3' BACK FROM NE 896 om ag z - 3" BACK FROM NEW CONSTRUCTION. DO NOT ALLOW EXPOSED ROOTS TO ~ ~ D i 1 I 1 I 1 30 I n if09i1~' 0 1 199 F2 ~ OAK m< NroAa omm ~ DRY OUT BEFORE PERMANENT BACKFILL I ~ x4aa17 / ,NENT BACKFILL IS PLACED. PROVIDE TEMPORARY EARTH COVER OR PACK ~55 I m o I ~ \ }I~VM 313218NOa D I FI 0 CLMP\ ~ ~ ~~yy557S ~ qy~ ~~^}/17 : 0 1 + - oD ° ~ ~ _ _ - WITH WET PEAT MOSS. TEMPORARILY SUf s ~ ° ~ - as PERMANENTLY LOCATED AND COVERED U EMPORARILY SUPPORT AND PROTECT ROOTS AGAINST DAMAGE UNTIL AND COVERED WITH MOIST BACK FILL. I ~ ~ ~iZCHE ~ ~ 8 4 FIR 1 \ ~ - ~ 77 ~ o n o o ~ 210021V ~ ~ ~ oA~ IR 2 ~ I ~ ~ n o~Z IRK2 1 ~ o ~ m _ ~ s Y o ° - - - u~!NW - WW - • ~ ~ ~ ~ \ ~ \ \ \ 731 1 32 1 1 x13 o E~2 CO M cR - . 1603 I ~ ~ - - iz- 4 45 MA L 'M P ~ s s lz P E R ~ 7. PRUNING: BRANCH PRUNING SHOULD BE L ~ ~ 1 32 q LLY X2 ~ o ~ - W 42 M MA L 2 E~w " z ~D HO ~ - ~ co rr 9 o ~ W N ceAVEL ono _ _ _ 1 - APLE - 143 1 ~ BRANCHES SHOULD NOT BE CUT TO COME ING SHOULD BE LIMITED TO BROKEN, DEAD AND CROSSING LIMBS. THE IR 9 Li n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 878 ~p ~ ~ 77 1 \ c 1~ \ z0 ~i'/I„ ~ IR e SPNAL ROA° ~ - - W ~ _ _ t ~ L ~ 1 DR ~ - WW Y~ x4~ ~ ~ ~ ° ~ ~ INCLUDE SOME THINNING TO PROVIDE LEA BE CUT TO COMPENSATE FOR ROOT LOSS. CANOPY PRUNING MAY TO PROVIDE LESS WIND RESISTANCE IF ROOT LOSS COULD CAUSE 1 I A ~ B~CP I ~ ~~~ryy}6s7~9F6 30 AK ~ @~I 1629 f W _ • ~ s3 ~ o MTAEE ~ z o °Fqs z ° ° A ~ 1, - - - ~ z POTENTIAL BLOW DOWN. I~ I FTF ➢ 1 A x \DBLCHEA(IY~~` ~ S ~ A 9 ~ N8 9 0 RY ~ ~a4~~ A D - OAK ~c - 3 ~ r _ bf ~ ~ \ x7 I o H ~ • ~ ~ ~ ~ ~T FIR \ m I ~ ~ ~'la'OAK / \ C 900 143 aq 5 ' \ 0 } ~ ~1. R ~ I 61 ~4M p k~ 1 7 1 \ fip6 \ 3 APL ~ 634 ~ \~y~J ~ o ~ I & sPRUCE \ B ~ ~ ~ J1(10AK ~ i so ~ \ ~ \ I - k / ~ \ 9. ' S1v ~ MAPLE 80 ACR K ~ . 607 I ~ ~ ~7 ~ ~ ~ - ~ - \ 9}g` 6 . MAPLE • • • \ ~ ~ LEGEND IR ' R } \ \ \ 4fip 1457 pA0N 5 • ~ RR • ~ 108 ` ~ / ~ ~NM&PLF 4~ IA 37 I ~54~ 88y"3~ ~ 4~A IR / ~ - 964- FIR II ~ ~ ~ • C~~ ii ~ .1..,..,..,..,.. ~ ~ H OAK 91q~ ` ~ ~ 651. 169 ~8 ~..\\9~~ \ \ I IR 199 g ~ \ 9 \ ~ I SU I ~ 00 OS 03 / K \ 38 AK / 7 ~ y 4MAPLE - . \ Q oD J ~ i ~ 6 K 1 I 40AK y OAK I ~ ()y~Sfi I 1 A EN 8 \ ~0y,/ . ~ \ ~ y \ ~ h4 1 7 /'1U6MAPLE 1612 \ °f` \ IR ~ FIR APLE OAK / ~ -i • ~ EXISTING ROAD EXISTING ROAD x EXISTING CONIFEROUS TREE m D ' I ~ I ~ ` ~ ~ \ ~}&MAPLE %2 ~ 0 SPEM- ~ (~~,/165s j~4 ~ ~ I I \ \ ~ K360AN \ z41 • ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X 6 eL ~ ~ y~asP~E.m./ ~ \ MAPL ~ 1 ~pt 1E \ 611 ~ \ \ 634 fi16 X~4 MAPLE X2 FIR '~70AK X2 / ~ fi56 Op~ MAPLE ~ 1466 MAPLE \ 63 RDNAOD \ \ FI4 40 ~2CHERRY ~ \ T3~ ~ 3 5 1 \ \ J`-T2 CHEAAY \ • d 6jR ~ 9 AdAP \ R 1622 2615 PLE• S55 \ 5 OAK ° ~ Do \ W006~ MAPLE Y3 ~ ~ ~ b 66 ~~8 ~ ~ R qq~~~ 9 ~ ~ 64 6 ~6 ~ 554 + ~ ~ ~ ~ 541 z ~ X ~ ~ fi ~~owooD ~ ~ ~ 53A \ + oAK ~ coNCRL7E wA~K ° ~ ° 13 9 1 39 EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE v ~ ~ A R D FIR FIR 6~ ~ ~ ~i3oAK ~ 14~ IR ~ I PROPOSED ROA \ 64 641 WOOD I 1556 OAK \ I PROPOSED ROAD WIDENING 2qM ~ ~ ` fS¢ p,2 ~ ~ ~ - -F - $ ~8 8~ Mn~LE ~ ~ x # ~ 9 ~ ~ n7 - _ \ ~ ~ oa 8~ ~ 910 OAR \ on \ 64p ` ~g1557 + \ m o 906 REDVJ~O~ \ M'B OAK \ ° 6 8 ~ ~ ~ - \ } 87 IR _ ~ % D~ EXISTING CONIFEROUS TREE TO BE REMOVED z ~ ~ H \ V ~ 864 s sa ~ z~ x - - - A ~ F p 8 ~ aTO ~ ~ ~ 2a \ c I gs ~ ~ ~ \HE ~ one X~1155 c \ \ \ h41 \ ~40AK ~ 1 OAI: ~ \ \ IA / I I n \ 614 ~.`.',~~549 I I \ \ \ 620 OAN ~dU OAK ~ I m rt V A ~ V OAK ~ 1 I ~ coNC~e7e wuK • ~ _ x~ ~ ; PROPOSED SIDE PROPOSED SIDEWALK EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE TO BE REMOVED ~ ~ ~ • 20 AV ~ 860 ~ Aga ~ ~ A WEET~h ~ ~ OCHEAAY \ ~ ~ ~ FIA ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ \ 858 ~ \86 ~ ~ ~6 ECLMP ~ ~ J~~ dqa 2Yp4 \ '~'/y\.. B - 1 856 OAK \ • 6 PLE ~ v v ~ - - _ _ - ~ \ ~ 36-2- ~ ~ E LMP 'cM. \ ~ ~ ~ E ~ 83 \ \ 5~ _ 8S4 I ~ ~ ~ 7 LE LMP S~ d ~ ~ I _ 860 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ LMP ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ OAK \ \ \ \ ~8 ~ ~ I FI~•. ~1 IR C NCRET WAkK-~~ E \ ti~ - - A \ ~ A I 6LE 0 ~ ~,5 ~ ~ / x ECLMP \ \ \ ~ W~ 1 ~ \ \ ~ I IA•'\ ~ IR ~ o ~ ~ • / _ \ s 546 } n 188 \ . ~ ~ ' \ ~ \ ~ FIR I I 7 • ~ • Xl MAPLE X2 TREE PROTECTION FENCING K 96 8 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~LE ~ ~ MAPLEI ~ PLE \ \ ~ \ ~ ~ ~ . i ~ \ _ x F8R 97 ~ \ \ ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ \ k \ \ V ~ \ o FIR ~ 8g8 \ \ \ \ ~9CY ~ \ C / 'V ~ # ~72 ~ \ . , 0072 ~ 6 D /'MMAP E ~~{799 ~ ~ ~ X ~s A ~ ~ a, ~ ~~aCHE ~ ~ ~ ~ ~FoPEAA ~ A ~ ~ 1` Q 735 737 8 `J2 / ~~~NPLE ~ ~ FIR X Y \ ~ - ~x ~ ~ ~30GY. z ~ v v v ~ ~ 1 ~1 PROPOSED PRIV ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ y x \ V ~ IR ~ IA PROPOSED PRIVATE ROAD \ °~q ~~~~5yp~,,'8 P 84a --94Z~ `'6CHERRY x736 "4 MAPLE (~i43 ~ ~ ~ \ ~ \ ~ \ \ \ 210 CH Y CH RRY M \ ~"M ~8 ~O MAPLE `10 N~APLE \ ~ ~ ~ \ '/f/ I } \83z~ 67~ MAPLE CLMP t1 2 x 45 ~ \ \ ~ 5 538 CH CH RY \\!Fy ~ ~ ~ ~ v ,A ~ ~ ~ 1775 zi 0 _ ` x~ \ \ ~ / HER PERCENTAGE OF CRITICAL ROOT ZONE V 830 PLE CLMP P g 2_ HERRY:: 4MAPLFg~ ~ ~ ~ J \ 86U ~ Y \ ~ I 3 ~ '"CCC ~ ~ ~ F 1 ~928~ 612A~ ~ a ~ ~ 838 ~ ~ ~ _ _ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~6g~ E 6j0• _ I . ~ ~ x~ ` OAK ~0 \ - ~ ~ I 8 \ ~ ~ - - - x~x ~§fi6 IMrp67 ~ ~ 4 a4 21% DISTURBED 1 2 LE L~ ~826~ MAPLE ~3~~ ~ _ 5 7APLE LLMP ~ 18 8 ~ \ 2L7\ ' 1 ~&q4 ~ LE y~~ 2~ LE ~ ~ 1 \ ~85a~ CryERRV \8 \ X886- is Y-15 XZ5 15 \ ~ ~ ~ _ _ ~ ~ 8~_ OAK OAR FIR IR 7 \ _ , _ \ _ ~ I FIR 6 _ p33' ~ X g~ 9 36 APIFCLMP MgpLE 830 LE MP 840 I ~ ~ ~S~OBpPLE ~ ~ ~ 16 ~ ~R~ 6 g ~ ~MA L~ J~ ~ ~ 5 rz 56 x17 APLE Jt ~4 \ ~q 51 R~ \ I M0. E LE _ ~ MAPLE 42 R ~ _ 44 ~ `1 \A~~58 M0.PLE 5 599 gg920 ~ \842_ ~ \ \ IA ~ \ \ S~ w \ 8 AK 89°-~-_ _X J 1 9 - s no ~ ~ v ~ 94 ~'"E~ IR ~1 76 A ~ PROPOSED DRIB IA °'~ner~,~ ~ \ _ ~ _ _ _ - _ g FIR / ~ + 802\ IR 1 63 FIA PROPOSED DRIVE (12')(TO BE CRITICAL ROOT ZONE OF TREE -r ~ ~ PLE 83 ~ ~ ~ 1ya~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 2 -&}a-- ~ ~ 9 _$i2~~~RRY I 8~ \ A f~APLE \ \ \ E~ MAPLECLMP 8 \ ~ I ~ AP, \ \ x a, A Sp - ~ - - - - - f~ ~ is F'R I AK EVALUATED AT 1 -SD-- W- ~ 90 ~ IA ~ EVALUATED AT TIME OF BUIDING 6 ~ 2U ~ ~6 ~ ~ LE .:::,F' APLE CLMP~i 0 \ \ \ \ \ FIA ~ /'1U MAPLE ~4' % ~~MAPLE ~ ~ 747 ~ \ ~ FIR \ \ \ x ~ - - - - -y = _ - ' ~ I - - i MAPLE c~ p V v ~ I _ _ ~ ~ \ _ / PERMIT SUBMITI z o77omwo°D a 6 M PLE - S - - - _ _ A~ I ~ ~ PERMIT SUBMITTAL) _ 81 MAP EC PL~CLMP ~7 MAPLE CLMP PLE y~,Bfi~ g APE ~ 21 PLE \ \ \ ~ 34. ~ ~ 590 LE CLMP \ X81 MAPLE X1750 M PLE CLMPe ~ ~O OAK ~ V \ 5 I l ~ ~ aeo FM ~ ~p ~ / A~ ~ ~s° ~°s cHERRY- - _~~y~y,09 I ~ \ ' ~ ~x~ 64 k5, _ X\ ~ ife~dh-MAPLE _ \ \ `\x IR ~ ~ / FIA I FIA M L~EC ~ ~ ~ ~ \ x76fi `1052 P E `10 MAPLE 30 Ry ~ APE 84U ` ~ \ \ \ \ \ 46 & O I - ~ ~8os~ M o APLe~ ~omAPLE xi ~ A ~ ,-,~^~/1 6 LE ~ ~ ~ \ ~a s . r ~ / • FIR Cm ~ 06 x ~ ~ \ ~ R IR / i \ APLE CL P ~ i'' ~ ~ ~ 4 \ 23~L• \ \ ~556 FIR 1 804 \ x1767 FIR g ~ ~ FIR / ~ ~9 I `f0 2q ~ ~ ~ ~ Yap MA 560 ~ /"6xMAPLE \ % ~ 16 ~ ~LE `'1tl FiAPLE ~ ~ ~ \ - - 8 ~ ~ 0 ■ \ - - ~ 8 888 _ 9 g~- . ~ II8 I \ ~ e x _ _ ~ / ,6 > FIR ~ 9~ RONEE CLMP _ FIR ~ 6z ~ 828- \ \ 800 V ~ 87q y1 ~ ~ A.3 ~ A 5M47L~ p~PLE ~ ~ B 86A ~ M LE CLMP X3'2 MAPL 769~P~E g 1 ~ ~ ~ %36 ALE P ,4~~ \ \ MAP E ~ \ ~ ~ & ~77~p 72 MAPLE E2 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S ~ \ \ ~ ~ \ \ g '.I ~ ° \ ~7D° v - ~ ° A ~ M a6y8gs~~ } -90~ / PROPOSED PRE I 1 \ ~ \ \ \ \ ~ \ ~ \ ~ FIR I I - * 6~- - ~ ,-4 PROPOSED PRESERVATION AREA(HOA) / COMMON AREA - - I / 1 ~9 ~ 6~~ - 2. MAALBAK 5 8 • ~ \ ~ ~ V`ytR 60 4 6 ? &p ~ ~ ~ 8S 5 8 MAPLE A E 0 \ 04 . ~ \ U / ~g4 ~ - LEA 7fi ~g2 `?O~A \ ~ 2 \ \ \ ~ 6APLE 6 APLE LLMP MAP E d/ ~ x 8 \ 860 4 I \ \ ~ SHERRY 3 ~@8:a- FIR \ FI~ X ~ 1AK # @ ~ . 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NO FENCING REQUIRED T OF CRITICAL )NE. NO TREE 1I ZONE i REQUIRED 0 r Ij~~ OVER HARD SURFACES. Yi j% ~ 4RD SURFACES. C N a /7 ~ 7 / \ NO CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY, INCLUDING EXCAVATION, FILLING, 0 .y r~ j i/j 1STREET~ 7 /j ~',f, J ~j, / / CRITICAL ROOT PROTECTIVE STORAGE OF MATERIALS OR IAL ROOT FENCING EQUIPMENT PERMTTED '.N THIS AREA ZONE-SEE NOTES BELOW TO -SEE NOTES ITo v N v ~j~j DETERMINESIZE. 7~i 8, ;MINE SIZE. a` v / /y O 7. ~ ~.~SIDEWALK f'; WALK TREE KEEP OUT v 7 o FOR MORE INFORMA'TION CON'IAC'1' 0 m J PLANTING TYPICAL TREE ORTHE CITYOFEEGENE, STRIP PROTECTION PUBLIC WORKS (NO PAVED SURFACES) 682-5560 TYPICAL STREET TREE PROTECTION ~a~° ~ v Q 0 a ~ 0 DQ Dpp D Q p a a p44 p ~D 6MAXIMUM BETWEEN STAKES ~I - 4' MIN. Q r ,IN. r City of Y v G METAL'T' FENCES ' STAKES, NP. - WOOD, CHAIN LINK OR v S ZONE OF ORANGE POLV ZONE OF CONSTRUCTION FENCING. v .y PROTECTION - FENCING PROTECTION TREE PROTECTION NOTICE FENCING Y NOTES: v 1. THE CRITICAL ROOT ZONE CRZJ FOR TREE54"DIAMETER OR SNIAL RADIUS AT LEAST 5' FROM THE TRUNK. TREES 4" DIAMETER OR SMALLER SHALL BE AN AREA WITH A JK. a 2. THE CRZ FOR TREES OVER 4" DIAMETER SHALL SEAN AREA WITH P THE TRUNK FOR EVERY 1" OF DIAMETER SIZE. :TER SHALL HE AN AREA WITH A RADIUS OF AT LEAST 1' 6" FROM TER SIZE 3. NO SOIL GRADE CHANGES OR COMPACTION SHALL TAKE PLACE WI' 4. NO STORAGE OF MATERIAL SHALL BE ALLOWED WITHIN THE CRZ. 'ACTION SHALL TAKE PLACE WITHIN THE CRZ. EXCEPTAS APPROVED. E ALLOWED WITHIN THE CRZ. a v Y & IF WORK IS DONE WITHIN THE GRZ, GARE MUST BE TAKEN TO MININ CARE SHALL BE TAKEN DURING EXCAVATION AND REMOVAL OF EXI ;ARE MUST BE TAKEN TO MINIMIZE ROOT DISTURBANCE, SPECIAL AVATION AND REMOVAL OF EXISTING CURB, GUTTER, AND CITY OF EUGENE N SIDEWALKS TO AVOID DAMAGE TO TREE ROOTS. LOCATE EXISTING OR OTHER APPROVED METHODS SUCH AS AN AIRSPADE. REE ROOTS. LOCATE EXISTING TREE ROOTS USING HAND TOOLS CH AS ANAIRSPADE. STANDARD DRAWING Ga~l a 6. 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