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Planning and Zoning Commission
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I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />John Peterson <br />Good Value Homes <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />Another economic a~.pect of tree preservation is disposal. The City requires all tree material to be <br />utilized down to six,inches in diameter. The remaining material may be chipped or burned. If <br />burned, it will requir~ a burning permit with an application fee of approximately $25 plus a fee of <br />$5 per cubic yard. l~dditionally, demonstrated tree preservation success can enable the City to <br />waive the placementlof an approved two-inch tree on those lots with existing trees. <br /> <br />The final general issue relative to the landscape plan is oak wilt. Chestnut Ridge's peninsula is <br />identified as an oak jvilt inf~tion center on State and City maps. City Code requires landowners to <br />control oak wilt in the City s Disease Control zones (all areas within the MUSA and all PUDs). <br />Fortunately, the Cit~ was successful in procuring federal dollars to cost share oak wilt control <br />work. Public awareness of oak wilt has increased, and developers report that having the <br />subclivision evaluateJ[l or control work done is nearly essential for sales of lots with oaks. <br /> <br />The oak wilt assessrfient may find the disease already under control which, of course, would mean <br />the above requirerrients would be fulfilled and, consequently, prospective buyer's concerns <br />allayed. <br /> <br />Enclosed for your information is "Protecting Trees from Construction Damage". This document <br />will be an exhibit to.' your development agreement. The City urges you to review it and provide <br />copies to all your contractors. <br /> <br />Please call me for c ~¢u'ification on these matters or to set up a meeting to discuss the details. You <br />may reach me at my[direct dial number of 427-1741, or at City Hail, 427-1410. <br /> <br />Enjoy your holidays] <br /> <br />Sincerely, <br /> <br />CITY OF RAMSEY <br /> <br />Mark Boos <br />Parks/Utilities Coordinator <br /> <br />MB/jkl <br /> <br />CC: <br /> <br />Ryan Schro~der, City Administrator <br />Steve Jankol, vski, City Engineer <br />Bruce Bacor~, Environmental Specialist <br />Sylvia Frolil~, Zoning Administrator <br />Joanne Kusl~er, Secretary <br />Park and Ret'cation Committee <br />Project/Subdivision file(s) <br /> <br /> <br />
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