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evaluation of "potentially dangerous" means that a hazard will exist in the near future. The property owner will be notified and should remove the future hazard as soon as possible." 42. Disease or Pest InfEsted Trees Selected text was: "The tree or stu-ub is harboring injurious insects or pathogens and may cause significant potential danger to the community forest." 43. Provisions for Disease or Pest Ordinances Selected text was: "Any tree located anywhere within the City which is determined by a certified arborist to be afflicted with any dangerous or infectious insect infestation or plant disease may be declared a public nuisance." 44. Adjacent Landowner Responsibility Selected text was: "When a homeowners association or commercial property owners association, or other entity is created for the responsibility of maintaining any areas landscaped under the "median and right-of-way landscape and irrigation agreement", association documents shall be submitted for review and approval by City Staff and the City Council." Ms. Frolik was directed to make the following addition to the Parking Lot List: Any changes to a homeowners association covenants must be reviewed by the City. 45. Adjacent Landowner's Responsibility to Maintain Boulevard Trees Selected text was: "In commercial developments, developer, commercial property owners association, or abutting property owners shall permanently maintain all' landscape and irrigation materials installed in dedicated streets, medians, common areas or other public right(s)-of-way (per agreement with the City)." 46. Adjacent Landowner's Limited Responsibility Selected text was: "Mature trees, regardless of caliper may be pruned by the property owner up to heights of 15 feet provided that the cut measures no more than 2 inches in diameter. Abutting property owners shall be responsible for cleaning and repairing sanitary sewer lateras which are clogged with the roots fi'om lawn park trees. The abutting property owner, when performing any work within the dripline of a healthy tree, shall take such measures as directed by the Environmental Specialist to protect trees from injury and damage, up to and including tunneling." 47. Protection From Disease and Pestilence Mr. McDilda was instructed to draft language to establish that if a developer is working in an oak stand, either on the developing property or adjacent to the developing property, a plan to prevent the spread of oak wilt disease will be developed in conjunction with the Environmental Specialist. This plan shall be submitted at the preliminary plat stage of the land use application.