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CITY OF RAMSEY LAND USE APPLICATION <br />TECHNICAL REVIEW FILE <br />DATE <br />PROJECT. TITLE <br />ESCROW # <br />DEPARTMENT: <br />TECHNICAL REVIEWER: <br />DECEMBER 11, 2019 <br />PROJECT ADDRESS <br />DC TOWNHOMES (GARDEN VIEW VILLAS) <br />117177 <br />TBD <br />Planning Division (Landscape Plan & Environmental Resources) <br />Name: Chris Anderson <br />Phone: 763-433-9817 <br />Email: candersonn,citvoframsev.com <br />We offer the following comments regarding the civil engineering plans, prepared by Landform and dated <br />December 2, 2019: <br />Sheet Ll <br />• Based on the Canopy Cover Formula, 80,986 square feet of canopy cover is required. The <br />proposed landscaping equates to 75,230 square feet of canopy cover. Additional plantings must <br />be incorporated to comply with the minimum planting requirements. <br />• Greater diversity of species should be incorporated into the Plant Schedule. At least one other <br />genus (preferably two or more) shall be incorporated to protect against threats such as Oak Wilt. <br />• There is an existing boulevard along 147t' Lane that is sufficiently wide enough to accommodate <br />shade trees. There are one or two existing trees along this stretch of boulevard and from an <br />aesthetic perspective, adding some boulevard plantings would enhance the 'curb appeal' of this <br />project. <br />• Under Landscape Requirements, adjust text so that the quantities are properly aligned and add <br />note to specify that separate plantings are required for Density Transitioning. <br />• Density Transitioning is required along the northern boundary of the project, spanning from the <br />western boundary to the wetland. The Planning Commission was supportive of a reduced buffer <br />width, but plantings, separate from the base landscaping requirements determined by the Canopy <br />Cover Formula, are required. Plantings shall consist of eight (8) overstory trees, eight (8) <br />evergreen trees, and eight (8) understory trees per 100 feet of common boundary line <br />(approximately 550 feet in length). <br />• Revise Plant Schedule to specify that shrub size at installation shall be at least 24 inches in height. <br />• Sod is required within all boulevard areas (at least the first ten [10] feet back from street). <br />• Four (4) inches of topsoil, with no more than 35% sand content, is required across all disturbed <br />areas not otherwise improved with impervious surfacing. <br />• Specify if an in -ground irrigation system will be installed. If so, a permit is required and the <br />system must be equipped with both a rain sensor and some form of water efficient technology, <br />such as a smart controller, soil moisture sensor, etc. <br />• At least forty percent (40%) of existing, significant tree inches must be preserved onsite. If <br />removals exceed this threshold, reforestation at a rate of 1.25 inches for every 1 inch removed <br />over the threshold, or $125 per 1 inch removed over the threshold, or some combination thereof, <br />shall be provided. <br />• Tree Preservation data must be updated. Please add tallies for: <br />o Total Significant Tree inches on site; <br />o Proposed Significant Tree inches to be preserved; <br />
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