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Review File: Brookfield 8' Addition Preliminary Plat Review: Tree Preservation and Landscaping September 14, 2016 Page 3 of 3 Also, the required wetland setback area must be encumbered with Drainage and Utility Easement. There appear to be areas where the wetland setback extends beyond the boundary of proposed Drainage and Utility Easement. This will need to be corrected. Sheet Revisions & Additional Requests • Provide separate exhibits for the different variance requests in CAD format or equivalent (send over as pdf). Specifically, an exhibit highlighting the parcels seeking a reduced front yard setback that also shows the trees that would be preserved with a reduced setback, and an exhibit for the parcels not meeting the minimum lot depth standard (please include a 60' x 100' box on each of those parcels to illustrate the deficiencies of each lot). Note that the lot depth cannot include wetland, the required wetland setback, floodway, or other unbuildable areas (such as the Conservation and Trail Easement). • Provide exhibits for Lots 4-8 & 16, Block 2 and Lot 1, Block 1 (in CAD format or equivalent, but send over as pdf) to illustrate what trees can be removed by a future homeowner. Sheet 3 • Add note that all tree clearing activities shall occur prior to April 15 or after July 15 to minimize the potential introduction of Oak Wilt to the site. • Add precautionary steps to be taken on site to protect oak trees from Oak Wilt and/or reference said plan and that it is incorporated by reference. • Revise the Lot Elevation Table to indicate the 100-year elevation as 871.5 feet and add a column that indicates the Regulatory Flood Protection Elevation, which in this case, would be 872.5 feet. • The required wetland setback must be encumbered with drainage and utility easement. Adjust the easement boundary to ensure it includes 16.5 foot wetland boundary. Sheet 4 • Add note that all tree clearing activities shall occur prior to April 15 or after July 15 to minimize the potential introduction of Oak Wilt to the site. • Add precautionary steps to be taken on site to protect oak trees from Oak Wilt and/or reference said plan and that it is incorporated by reference. • Create an individual exhibit for Lots 4-8 & 16, Block 2 and Lot 1, Block 1 that clearly indicates trees that must be retained throughout the development process but that can