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08/11/2026 11:04 AM <br />1.17 - TP - RRR.pdf V3 - Changemark Notes (3 Notes ) <br />1 - Landscape Plan <br />Created by: Chris Anderson <br />On: 08/06/2026 10:45 AM <br />For any lot that will not have trees saved between the house and the street, a minimum of two (2) <br />front yard trees will be required to be installed. Conifers shall be a minimum height of five (5) <br />feet and deciduous trees shall have a minimum caliper of one (1) inch. All lots shall have four (4) <br />inches of topsoil, with no more than 35% sand content, applied over all disturbed areas not <br />otherwise improved with impervious surfacing (house, driveway, walkways, etc.). If in -ground <br />irrigation will be installed, it must include both a rain sensor and some form of water efficient <br />technology, such as a weather compensating smart controller. <br />A landscape plan should be submitted that includes 2 trees per lot, with a note that if existing <br />trees are preserved between the home and street (essentialy saving trees in the front yard) then <br />no additional plants would be required. The landscape plan shall also include a Tree Planting <br />Detail and the aforementioned notes about topsoil and irrigation. <br />2 - 'Off -Site' Trees <br />3 - On site? <br />0 Replies <br />Created by: Chris Anderson <br />On: 08/06/2026 10:19 AM <br />Unless these trees are actually on 17500 Erkium Street, which would be considered off -site, they <br />are all on site and should be presumably included with the removals. Please update this page <br />and the corresponding page(s) of the tree inventory to reflect them as being removed rather than <br />off -site and also update the removal calculation to ensure that the property is not removing more <br />than 60% of the significant tree DBH inches. <br />0 Replies <br />Created by: Chris Anderson <br />On: 08/06/2026 10:22 AM <br />Please verify that these couple trees along the property line are actually on the development <br />property. At the Sketch Plan meeting with Planning Commission, there was at least one resident <br />that raised concerns about people possibly walking on their property looking at the trees. Just <br />want to ensure that no tree that is truly 'off -site' gets errantly removed. <br />0 Replies <br />Page 1 <br />