SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS (1-26-18)

TREE ASSESSMENT 1. ALL BUILDING PERMITS FOR CONSTRUCTION ON THE LOTS SHALL INCLUDE A SITE PLAN IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE APPROVED TREE TREES TO BE REMOVED HAVE BEEN DETERMINE[ .EN DETERMINED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TO BE: PRESERVATION PLAN. THE BUILDING PERMIT SUBMITTAL SHALL INCLUDE SUFFICIENT DETAIL TO VERIFY THAT NO MORE THAN 30 PERCENT OF 1. IN THE CONSTRUCTION PATH 'ATH THE CRITICAL ROOT ZONES (CRZ) OF TREES TO BE PRESERVED WILL BE IMPACTED BY CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES ON THE LOT, OR A REPORT 2. IN DAMAGED CONDITION FROM A CERTIFIED ARBORIST VERIFYING THAT THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES CAN OTHERWISE BE CONDUCTED IN A MANNER THAT 3. IN SERIOUSLY DECLINING HEALTH DOES NOT THREATEN THE SURVIVAL OF THE TREES TO BE PRESERVED. EACH BUILDING PERMIT SHALL INCLUDE TREE PROTECTION FENCING 4. HAZARDOUS TO FUTURE RESIDENTS HEALTH TO BE ERECTED AT THE PERIMETER OF THE CRZ'S FOR ALL TREES TO BE PRESERVED (OR AN ALTERNATIVE LOCATION AS APPROVED AND 5. TECHNICAL FELLING RESIDENTS DOCUMENTED BY THE CERTIFIED ARBORIST AND CITY). 2. PROTECTIVE FENCING FOR TREES IDENTIFIED TO BE PRESERVED SHALL BE INSTALLED, INSPECTED, AND APPROVED BY THE CITY PRIOR TO BEGINNING ANY CONSTRUCTION RELATED ACTIVITIES. ALL PROTECTIVE TREE FENCING SHALL REMAIN IN PLACE UNTIL COMPLETION OF ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES; ANY RELOCATION, REMOVAL, OR MODIFICATION OF THE PROTECTIVE FENCING SHALL OCCUR UNDER THE PROTECTION AND REMOVAL NOTES DIRECTION OF A CERTIFIED ARBORIST, WITH APPROVAL BY THE CITY. i 3. NO EXCAVATION, GRADING, MATERIAL STORAGE, STAGING, VEHICLE PARKING OR OTHER CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY SHALL TAKE PLACE WITHIN 1. ALL SURVEY INFORMATION PROVIDED BY RO1 'ROVIDED BY ROBERTS SURVEYING, INC. P.O. BOX 7155, EUGENE, THE IDENTIFIED TREE PROTECTION AREAS WITHOUT APPROVAL BY THE CITY. OREGON 97401; Phone: (541) 345-1112. 345-1112. 4. REMOVAL OF DEAD, DISEASED, OR HAZARDOUS TREES SHALL BE ALLOWED WITH DOCUMENTATION FROM A CERTIFIED ARBORIST AS TO THE 2. THIS DRAWING REPRESENTS MAJOR TREES ~ S MAJOR TREES ON THE PROPERTY. IT DOES NOT, CONDITION OF THE TREE AND THE NEED FOR REMOVAL. DOCUMENTATION MUST BE PROVIDED TO THE CITY FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL PRIOR HOWEVER, ATTEMPT TO SHOW ALL VEGETAT DW ALL VEGETATION ON THE PROPERTY OR ON TO TREE REMOVAL ACTIVITY. CONTIGUOUS PROPERTIES, AND SHOULD NC AND SHOULD NOT BE INTERPRETED AS SUCH. ~ 5~ 5 5. THE REMOVAL OF TREES INDICATED'TO BE REMOVED' IS NOT REQUIRED; SAID REMOVAL MAY OCCUR AT THE APPLICANT OR FUTURE OWNERS' 3. ALL TREES TO BE REMOVED WILL BE CUT AN 1 WILL BE CUT AND FELLED. ~ ~P~ DISCRETION. ~o 4. TREES WILL BE LIMBED AND BUCKED INTO LE BUCKED INTO LENGTHS TO BE HAULED OFF THE PROPERTY. G ~ TRACT C 6. THE REMOVAL OF TREES SHOWN ON THE TREE PRESERVATION LIST SHEET UNDER THE "DISCRETIONARY TREES ON PRIVATE LOTS" LIST IS NOT REQUIRED; SAID REMOVAL MAY OCCUR AT THE APPLICANT OR FUTURE OWNERS' DISCRETION. TREES ON THIS "DISCRETIONARY TREES ON 5. ALL LIMBS WILL BE CHIPPED OR HAULED OFF 1 OR HAULED OFF PROPERTY. ~ 5 ~ P~ PRIVATE LOTS" LIST WILL BE EVALUATED AT TIME OF BUILDING PERMIT SUBMITTAL FOR THAT LOT. 0~ ~ V 6. ALL STUMPS WILL BE REMOVED DURING PRE 7. REMOVAL OF A DISCRETIONARY TREE WILL REQUIRE THE PLANTING OF 1 REPLACEMENT TREE FOR EVERY TREE REMOVED. REPLACEMENT VED DURING PREPARATION OF SITE FOR CONSTRUCTION. ~ TREES TO BE A NATIVE SPECIES, WITH A MINIMUM CALIPER OF 1 1!2" FOR DECIDUOUS TREES AND A MINIMUM HEIGHT OF 5' FOR CONIFEROUS 7. CONTRACTORTO PROTECT TREES TO REMA TREES TO REMAIN FROM HARM BY THE WORK OR a,y~ ~ ~a _ TREES. INDIVIDUALS OR EQUIPMENT INVOLVED IN E~ _ F INVOLVED IN EXECUTING THE WORK. y ~ i ~ ; ~c ~ 8. IN THE EVENT A LIVE PRESERVATION TREE MUST BE REMOVED AS A RESULT OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES JUSTIFICATION OF THE 8. ALL TREES VERIFIED ON SITE BY A FORMAL 1 E BY A FORMAL TREE ASSESSMENT BY SCHIRMER SATRE GROUP. ~ 0 / s i'~-o 669.<, mb 6 • ~ REMOVAL MUST BE DOCUMENTED BY A CERTIFIED ARBORIST. DOCUMENTATION MUST BE PROVIDED TO THE CITY FOR REVIEWAND APPROVAL TRACT D 6 d . ~ ~p ~ v ~x~~< c6 / ~ . • ~ . ° • m c°NCREre way PRIOR TO TREE REMOVAL ACTIVITY. REMOVAL OF A PRESERVATION TREE WILL REQUIRE THE PLANTING OF 1 REPLACEMENT TREE FOR EVERY ~ TREE REMOVED. REPLACEMENT TREES TO BE A NATIVE SPECIES, WITH A MINIMUM CALIPER OF 1 112" FOR DECIDUOUS TREES AND A MINIMUM HEIGHT OF 5' FOR CONIFEROUS TREES. ~ ~ . • ~6 ~ o it NdSV j0 3` 3 I u ° ° ° N ~~0 ~ ~ 006 g ~ _ m~~ J 9. IN THE EVENT A PRESERVATION TREE MUST BE REMOVED THAT IS NOT THE RESULT OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY (LE. DEAD, DISEASED, OR ~ ~~T - - - 1372 / ~ z ' ~ HAZARDOUS TREES) JUSTIFICATION OF THE REMOVAL MUST BE DOCUMENTED BY A CERTIFIED ARBORIST. DOCUMENTATION MUST BE PROVIDED ~ TO THE CITY FOR REVIEWAND APPROVAL PRIOR TO TREE REMOVAL ACTIVITY. GENERAL TREE CARE NOTES , ~ 0 0 ~ - 908 o n g08 ~ THESE TREES WILL REQUIRE NO REPLACEMENT. ~ ~ti G\x _ o ~3 t1 / ~ X \ T / \ ~ / D3 V ~ /~x 10. IN GENERAL PLANTING WATERING AND GENERAL MAINTENANCE OF REPLACEMENT TREES SHALL BE CONDUCTED BY THE PROPERTY OWNER IN / 6 ~ ~ 1. PROTECT PRESERVATION TREES TO REMAIN E EES TO REMAIN AGAINST DAMAGE. THE CRZ (CRITICAL ROOT ZONE) ~3 eg ~ S ~~dH / ~ / v ~ / ti A MANNER THAT ENSURES THEIR ESTABLISHMENT AND LONG-TERM SURVIVAL. SHOULD BE FENCED OFF TO KEEP CONSTRUC / + ~ti <EEP CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES AWAY. THE FENCING IS TO FOLLOW ON THIS PLAN. THE FENCING MATERIAL SHALL BE HIGHLY VISIBLE, y ~ / I ~ e ~ THE "FENCE LINE" AS DRAWN ON THIS PLAN. 1 \ 11. TREES KILLED / FELLED IDAMAGED BY ACTS OF GOD WILL REQUIRE NO REPLACEMENT. ORANGE PLASTIC, WEBBED FENCING 4-FEET F i ENCING 4-FEET HIGH ATTACHED SECURELY TO METAL FENCE POSTS ° ~ s L ~a o ~~m L~ ~ % ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ m _ 1 / DRIVEN INTO THE GROUND AT 6 FOOT INTERV~ / _ 12. NO TREE(S) IDENTIFIED FOR REMOVAL, OR DISCRETIONARY PRESERVATION SHALL BE REMOVED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMIT, OR ADEQUATELY DURING CONSTRUCTION SO AS F 6 FOOT INTERVALS. THIS FENCING SHOULD BE MAINTAINED ~ I ~ 9 I ~ 1 % 182 a6 \ aN N 0 - PINOOD %2/ \ \44 QUQ.M ~ LOT 22 / /e~6 ~ ~ oa'K ~ " , OTHER DEVELOPMENT PERMIT WHICH AUTHORIZES DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES IN THE AREA THE TREE IS LOCATED IN. CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING STOR -RUCTION SO AS TO PREVENT ENTRY INTO THE PROTECTED AREA. ALL NCLUDING STORAGE OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, SHOULD BE 3 iii s 6V 86 a - - .~r~Sp n I \ I o0 / 3 ~ , o I ~ / 80 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ T / /V ~ I ~ ~ ' CONDUCTED OUTSIDE OF THE TREE PROTECT TREE PROTECTION FENCING - EMPHASIS ON "ALL". ERECT THE • - 3 n ~~k ~ ~ ~ I\ p% ~ ~ / _ / D a ~ / ~ ~ 1 166 ( / ~4 716 13. TREES REMOVED IN TRACT A AS A RESULT OF INSTALLATION OF STORM SEWER SYSTEM WILL BE REPLACED THE FALL IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING FENCING PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF WOR ~ ~ CEMENT OF WORK AND REMOVE IT ONLY AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED. ~ ~ ~]2748 Z = ~ \ T / x 43 FA{\ OOAK OAN -Atn `100Aft _ ~ ~ ~ FR '4 oaK TD \ ACCEPTANCE OF THE SYSTEM. REPLACEMENT TREES TO BE A NATIVE SPECIES, WITH A MINIMUM CALIPER OF 1 1/2" FOR DECIDUOUS TREES AND ~ A MINIMUM HEIGHT OF 5' FOR CONIFEROUS TREES. 2. TREES BEING REMOVEDTHATARE INCLOSE F o FARE IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO PRESERVATION TREES WILL HAVE ~3 / m " ~ g8 \ ~ 1 FIA \ % \ a i 9 \c~ ~ x 2 \ t, ~ ~ ~ x ~ ~ ~ / 1 RUC FIR / x4 715 /e - mew an,' ~ ~ W I OAK ~ 715 ~ \ THEIR STUMPS REMOVED WITH A STUMP GRID -H A STUMP GRINDER SO AS TO AVOID ANY IMPACT TO THE CRZ OF 33 ~ n ~ / I ° ~ ~ ~OAPPLE v ( FIR I 1 / /x, ^'~'o~ ~ ~ / ~N ~oAK 'sa A ~ ~t~ THE PRESERVATION TREE. STUMPS SHOULD ~ TUMPS SHOULD BE GROUND TO A DEPTH OF 18 INCHES OR LESS. \ ~ ~ ~ ~ f 14 ~ ~ / 066 ~ / 250/ \ /y ~ 7: I ~ oARa: ~ ~ / OAK%2 l 14 ~ 1 3. AFTER CONSTRUCTION IS COMPLETE AND LAP MPLETE AND LANDSCAPING IS BEGUN, THE CRZ SHOULD BE / . ~ ~ ~ ~ 2 ~ 36 A ~ } C`~T 2 ~ ~ MAINTAINED IN AS NATURAL A CONDITION AS f k CONDITION AS POSSIBLE. THIS MEANS THAT IRRIGATION SHOULD BE \ / FIR ~ ,.F.-°^'"".. / \ ~ ~ ~ • \ / PLE / ~ ( 838 3~ I ~ ~ ~ ~u u~oAlRt ~j~ 1 KEPT TO A MINIMUM BY USING PLANTS AND TF / c °a \ ~ THROUGH DRY SUMMERS. ACTIVITIES THAT Af 3 PLANTS AND TREES THAT REQUIRE LITTLE OR NO WATERING ;TIVITIES THAT AFFECT THE SOIL SHOULD BE AVOIDED. ~ ~ A 47 ~ / ~ ~ ~g788° Sd315 31380A08 45WEETG ~ ~ ~ 3 / A F~F ° ~o /J `RSWEETGUM _ SPROSE vv Y - IR ~ \ wM 3L3aavoa( ~ \ / %A v ° ~ m V ~ r Rcti ~ 4. PRODUCTS FENCING: TEN STAR SAFETY FENC .c / AR SAFETY FENCING / ~ I ~ N °fi ~ 1s4~~ ~ II ~ ~7438 ~ p / I I OA ~ `B SWE M ~ \ / I \ \ ~ _ \ I z oNC ' \ ' eFT / v ~0 5. EXECUTION IRRIGATION: WATER REMAINING P 'ER REMAINING PLANT MATERIAL AS NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN T v , v I _ a ~ 1 v / wq / \ HEALTH. ~ 0 ly / \ ~ \ 4 OAK i T , ~ ° 6. EXCAVATION AROUND TREES :EXCAVATE WIT ,z i ~ n o 7 7 I ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ 1 43/0 m NECESSARY. DO NOT CUT LATERAL OR TAP R °w ~ v : EXCAVATE WITHIN DRIP LINE OF TREES ONLY WHERE ABSOLUTELY ,TERAL OR TAP ROOTS. USE NARROW TINE SPADING FORKS AND COMB ~ I ~ ~ xn IA ~ z ~ ~ FIR / / 1 ~ ~ ~v'e ~ ~ ~ I vcL 6 z o / ~ I ~ w ~ ~ ° <w ~ - - SOIL TO EXPOSE ROOTS. RELOCATE ROOTS B .OCATE ROOTS BACK INTO BACK FILL AREAS WHEREVER POSSIBLE. IF ~ ~ / n cm ~ v - / I \ a - - ° 5 LARGE LATERAL ROOTS ARE ENCOUNTERED, I I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ °^°~Pa, w~ _ ~ ~ TO BEND AND RELOCATE WITHOUT BREAKING ENCOUNTERED, EXPOSED BEYOND EXCAVATION LIMITS AS REQUIRED HOUT BREAKING. IF ROOT RELOCATION IS NOT PRACTICAL, CUT ~V i / 17 II / / ° 'p., \ \ b095-~' 0 199 / B ~ 44 I ~ / < / ~ v I om RE~+ ~1~ i ~ ~ ~ °~~°~N3~ vHO+ AC S ROOTS APPROXIMATELY 3" BACK FROM NEW 99 / ~ / ~ v. ~ - v 4CK FROM NEW CONSTRUCTION. DO NOT ALLOW EXPOSED ROOTS TO F ~ / / 1 /a m \ \ 6wM 3L~FJ~6 x o ~ LMP~ ~ `y I \ ~ I / k 1 y~ 7g A 7 \ ~ ~ I I ' ~ - - 0 T, ~ ~ \ DRY OUT BEFORE PERMANENT BACKFILL IS PL } I • ~ ~ - - - - IT BACKFILL IS PLACED. PROVIDE TEMPORARY EARTH COVER OR PACK J / \ • ~IICH~~N ~SFIR II 1 ~ - ~ x77 / ~ a I DOO \ ~ I butlbV ~O . w v BR,R ~ ~ ~ - ° WITH WET PEAT MOSS. TEMPORARILY SUPPOf ~ v } / ~ _ o41z41 ~ ~-v vv PERMANENTLY LOCATED AND COVERED WITH ORARILY SUPPORT AND PROTECT ROOTS AGAINST DAMAGE UNTIL ) COVERED WITH MOIST BACK FILL. / ~ IR ~ / 2 \ ` I O~z \ ~•I~ 1 ~ 13 ~ / 13 / a n - X16 E~ C~ N } ~ - _10 ryVjp~= LE\ese\ AR e's ~~~9, ° ~ 16°3 1 ° s e~9 °`o„ q~ ° Houv zz I 'o, i ~ ~ ~ - S _ lz9z~ 1 ' ~ ~ m PC v ~ ~ I t / / ' ~ - - OS - cen 6L ono / ~ 1939 <A ~ o \ \ - L~,, 9°~ 9 / ~ ~ 441 7. PRUNING: BRANCH PRUNING SHOULD BE LIMIT \ ~~~4 R/~F / \ \ I p/~ / _ - 438~~'1~41442 G ~ \ ~ f SHOULD BE LIMITED TO BROKEN, DEAD AND CROSSING LIMBS. THE n ( \ c ~ ( T o ~ ~ FIR ~I' y ~``~a io nK - T 4~ R m - - wW v / ~ - ~ I o o BRA ~ } v } BRANCHES SHOULD NOT BE CUT TO COMPEN~ ° zs° \ 3 / I ` 1 \ ~`°'-v, v ~0 3 0 ~ F / / oaK - / /o~_ ~ 10% z I `v ~ INCLUDE SOME THINNING TO PROVIDE LESS U1 ;UT TO COMPENSATE FOR ROOT LOSS. CANOPY PRUNING MAY PROVIDE LESS WIND RESISTANCE IF ROOT LOSS COULD CAUSE 1 I1I I ( \ 1~ ( ~CRF 1 ~ ~ ~ 65 \ I~ I I I ~ TFA ~ ➢ LCHERR. \ ~ \ ~ "`4-f _ 3 ~ ~ ~ i ~ / 1 3 ~ ° I v POTENTIAL BLOW DOWN. ' ~ I ~ I ~ 6 I ~ j~, J6 ~ 7 FIR ( ~ I o I ~ ~ / ~ - - I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ \ Y ~ ~ ~ . _ I ~ I A I LOT ~ I / .v ~v ~ v ° v ~ 51% 1 ~ 1 ~ I A I ~ I SP UCE / 202 ~ ~ ~ o A~V A ~ / 4 I _ . / ` T ~o A AC7LaAK / / ~ i X652 ~ ~ ~ ~4MAPLE / v~ ~ 10 / 146% 64/0 v I I ~6 APLE R ~ I A} ~~4 aAK ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I 6m ~ ~ ' ;1~~ I ~ o / 1 T-~ fi 91496 ! 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A ~ \ 9.,v ~ A ~ ~tc~i ~~iMnP~ss~- / \ v L~P / ACE-c o~ "ter vv ~ ~ I v , ~ (/~~1 1 7b6 =OMAPLE- ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ '6 Ig FIA \ ~ x2 ~ ~ M MM=PLE \~U \ 6'\\ \ R\ \~L/E/~ 1~ ~ ~ OA I J%0.\\ T~ ~ \ L 42 84Q ~j~` FIR ~ x-$94- 0@AA~ 7/ / x ~ v ° \ 8 ~ i ~ L ~ ~C ~ ~ ~ FI~38 ~ g ~ IR ~ ~ `I- AFLFv r~/11/1~ - ~ ~ I 26 U~ FIA ~ x FI^~ \ Fly- MAPLE w~ ~ \ ~ \ HEAA OAH 1 ~ ~ ~ MAetE- , ~ E ~ piR ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~7s ~n ~ a~1 °/q ~ ~ ~ erv~~ ~ vv - - ~ \ ~ ~ ~ zL .r, ~ _ -aaa ~ F - _ - - - SD- - - PROPOSED STORMW )POSED STORMWATER x1 -7~ - - ~ z ~ V ~ 1 iR ~ ~ ~ X"40 FIR 54~ ~ ~ ` G^. FIR J6 ~ \ FIR 1 ~ ~ \ R ~ ~ ~ 6 ~ ~ ~Fi SN - 7 ~ 1311 x 10~ ~ ~ 9V 7 76 4 \ ~ ~ 1 \ 2 ~8 / R ~ ~13€ ~ 840 / T ~ APLE ~ ~ \ / / ~ ~ _ ~ s -C7a . i I I -T ~ ~ - _ ~ / HR A ~ ~83~ ~ ~ IR ~ I C~, W~a9~4L 12noMPLE • ~ ~ -1 ~ ~ o ~ P i _ ~q x ,53 `i6,AAPLE 750 _ ~ ~ ~ 2 FIR _ 8 ^ a ~ 1 1 iR~ FIR ~ ~ \ \ FIR 2 ~ \ / ~ x 7a 748 2P F ~2 ..2015 /I^@2 FAR FAR ~ ~ " ° 3a ~ ~8 ~ ~ 9 ~ 87p ~ ~ ~ p✓ i Ts4 ~ o HR-~ ~ v ~ ~ i ~ ~"Y ~ 1 ! ~ I M 'ae P~Ma ~ awl-~- ® PROPOSED WATER N ~ - ~ A \ ~ i . _ P ~ 6735 HEAAY / 832-- ~ BCFIEAAV ~ ~ 8-~ ' ~ / 1 _ ~ \ ~ 4~0^ / ~ / 850 ~ ~ )POSED WATER METER MAPLE 12 MAPL 756 x xq~2 FIR ~ F}8 PLE ~ 11E. ~ \ i 74fi ~,1~ MAPLE ~ 13 010 ~ ~ x 3fi PLE 6 \ \ \ \ x152 C~ h~ 14'CHEBHY ~ ~ . / -V ' ~ ~ i3 ~ S. IR 830 ~ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ FIA / I ~ \ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~1 - ~ ~ - - - -W- - - - PROPOSED WATER L )POSED WATER LINE ~ 744 2MAPLE x40-"FLECLMP 201~~ ~ln'11 x 062 -x flR A6 444 68 OOAK I, i , ,Lx1~L., Ap.E 72 34"s 14 FIA '°'~'FIR x"~: ;d FIR ~II~_ MAPLE ~ FIR --7 1445 `3 MAPLE 221 'R ~4M npLE 1 / / 40 ~ APLE ~ 2 1376 74 2- 4MAPLE MAPLE ~ FIR 7 ~19 FIA x+ FIR aMAPLE - FIA ;34 (.~4 66 150 0(~148 / / 828 `B MAPLE X3'2 MAPLE 0~~~ ~ \ ~ V ~ -x* ~ 846 _ - / 826 \ x24 . i~ 8£8 / 1 / ~ ~ ~xTs9 T,ST , _MAPLE 1 _ i - - - - PROPOSED WASTE VI )POSED WASTE WATER SERVICE 38 `B MAPLE 2006 x --772. 3 R IR ~i`2 Mq~MAPi6: MAPLE 806. / 73 (q~'~49 ~F A ~ g458 ~ 6 18 FIR k 35 6 44 `$M~4PLE 77 ~VY `SQ MAPLE ~1~1 / x~ `A LHEAA7 / 82p 824 X1'9 MAPLE ~d`4 DHERRY ~ Z/ ~ - - - ~ / R .820 ~13N~A."'.: x ~'y ~ A g / ~ / 816 a 32 SF7 h56 83 ~FIR\ / \ 8 44 842 X40 ~ 734 ~ CHERRY FIR 74 8 1339 `10 MAP'$4MAPLE / ~ 9732 v a ~ 76 ~S/ / i .J~ F3, 019 > 6 8 MAPLE 8 '+~7MpA~E 173 , ~ ^~FIg30 { RIR 2MAPLE ~ A4 FIR 7. FIR "8 N^"' `R .MAPLE 800 / ~ ~ ~'a ~D4NONE n~ R ° W"M FF P ~ a3z v ~0 s~ - ~ - - --FM PROPOSED WASTE 41 ~ ~ 812 SE 5 V ~~~CAK ~ 6 y~1 fi5 / ~ )POSED WASTE WATER FORCED MAIN v 9 1353 1356 ✓ 66 2122 ? 14 \ % 72 24 2 12 MAPLE 1355 12 A L 1361 a' - -N~~ APLECL'A~23 ((.~:x,20 IR 7g8 ~ ~~v 8 / 0 20.1 7 ~2 LIi.AAY "1 / x19 "10 NAPLE I 14 MAP 12 MA. LE E 0 64 FIR MgpLE Tv'd131 _1~~G !'1 / ~~OAKFIR _ - x 90 ~ v. 09K / / v'L-/11LGv °U~ ~~~(.~'LO ~ & - - OAK \ x1 OFlK / 1 ~32MAPLE e7o Las - ap 726 ~ x199511 x 2 1 x13 ~ 2 xPS2 PLECLMP > x "4 u]'2 CHERRY 42 V 74 40 F^APLE ~54 MAPLE 3 3n APLE ~ > 6z V - - ~ FIR x 16 7?q ~ ^ 12 MA03 12 3 AP c~MAPLE68 x 047 7 ~ 2FIA 72 ~ ~ APLE7. ~ " ~ ~V' i /~i49 x 12 MAPLE 2n3r~`J 0~ >56 ~2 MAPLE 60 54 ~p 1 z6 ' ' W W EXISTING WATER SEf : q(~ - `4fiM$RRV ~4~ 141 g V / a-`10 CHE RY ~ STING WATER SERVICE A~_ 22 ~ x3310- C~ ~ E ,4 CHERRY ~ 12 M,'~L& MAPLE 7 '~1~IR ~MAF!E X12 MAPLE 796 x 3 ~x1 720 ~ 52~ l6 FIR IR 2026 >52 S4 381 2127 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 796 S^~~Ag30 ~Q MAPLE 808 MAPLE ~~~P/`„CAI `10 CHERRY g 26 9 83 92 MAPLE %i ~ ay~"H FIR '31 V V 24 11 ~APPLE# ° ~ x4 ~ ~ e-s~~4#~~ 70 4S ~ ~~9 716 ~ 30 FIR 7 756 g~_ 792 714 y 48 "778 782 8a oc ERRV -[Ilnrfw 0 - -WW- -WW - EXISTING WASTE WA 820 ~ 82 ~ STING WASTE WATER SERVICE ~ 712 7g 710 76 6 7J6 806 ~ 828-_____,- ~ I ~ ~ I 826 I / ~ ~ 708 J 8 I >66 i 706 7 7`426 I~ 76 a ~ r 780 7s0 ~ 878 ~ '0 824 ~ ~ ~ - - EXISTING GAS 5ERV11 ~ 798 876 1 882 810 / STING GAS SERVICE 7~~ ~.1S~1N 1~kE~ ~ ° 700 746 7 C b68 8888 ~ i a6 N s° 872 e°0 - - - - - -0 EXISTING OVERHEAD s96 ~ ~ ~ P ~ Y 9 Ol8 ~ I ~ V V STING OVERHEAD POWER 694 ~~T'Y ~r ~ E . R P - - 692 690 B I ~ 802 I S00 ~ I 8 810 / / &88 RIBBON PA1H 00 i/ ~ EXISTING TRANSFOR ✓ i STING TRANSFORMER 764 73g-. 5q 7S6 790 ~ / i 7 > 58 66 / 800 ' ~ - - - - - - - PROPOSED PRESERb / 798 //~j )POSED PRESERVATION BOUNDARY LINE d4 796 / 780 794 O6~ B8L ~ ~ 776 a6c 790 ~ PROPOSED LOT LINE )POSED LOT LINES /76 7g2 788 ~ ,~68 / //4 ■ z I7g0 a / 180 776 UGENE TREE PROTECTION NOTICE LS120 R16°0 l// N Pq F6 o o 'V / ~ 6 / \ U PROTECTVE FENCING 0 N AT EDGE OF CRITICAL ~ jl ROOT ZONE. NO (p~ FENCING REQUIRED ITCIAL q\ TREE PROTECTION / RED TREE 1I ZONE W N ~i % ~/~~jj OVER HARD SURFACES. 4` n RFACES. NO CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY, c / L INCLUDING EXCAVATION, FILLING, a ~TREET / ~ ~ cRIncALROOT LPROTECTIVE STORAGE OF MATERIALS OR IT FENCING EQUIPMENT PERMITTED IN THIS AREA c 0 ~s:•• zoNE-sEENOTES ' BELOW TD DTES //j 'x DETERMINE SIZE. J / //~j, IZE. TREE KEEP OUT /j / ' SIDEWALK a` o ti. FOR MORE I.NFORVIA'I'IONCON'IAC'1' T' PLANING TYPICAL TREE OR THE CITY OF ECGENE, PUBLIC WORKS, 0 m J STRIP F (N PROTECTION ENGI6EERING (NO PAVED SURFACES) 682-5560 m 3 TYPICAL STREET TREE PROTECTION ~a~° ~ 'p 0 0 D ~D4 4 ~ dD s'tilt' 7 p ~D 6MAXIMUM BETWEEN STAKES N N 4vpQ - 4' MIN. ~4 r City of EgTGEN]E i G METAL'T' FENCE- STAKES,TYP. i WOOD, CHAIN LINK OR ZONE OF ORANGE POLY ZONE OF CONSTRUCTION FENCING. r Ln PROTECTION - FENCING PROTECTION TREE PROTECTION NOTICE FENCING NDTES: c 1. THE CRITICAL ROOT ZONE CRZj FOR TREE54"DIAMETER OR SMALLER $Hi RADIUS AT LEAST 5' FROM THE TRUNK. i 4" DIAMETER OR SMALLER SHALL BE AN AREA WITH A 2. THE CRZ FOR TREES OVER 4"DIAMETER SHALL OE AN AREA WITH ARAOIU; THE TRUNK FOR EVERY 1"OF DIAMETER SIZE. ALL BE AN AREA WITH A RADIUS OF AT LEAST 1' 6" FROM 'E a 3. NO SOIL GRADE CHANGES OR COMPACTION SHALL TAKE PLACE WITHIN TH 4. NO STORAGE OF MATERIAL SHRLL BE ALLOWED WITHIN THE CRZ. I SHALL TAKE PLACE WITHIN THE CRZ, EXCEPT AS APPROVED. 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