Cass Subdivison Draft 16June2022FULL
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June 16, 2022 <br />124 <br /> <br />by residents; and public art. The design and materials of structures shall be generally <br />consistent with nearby urban design features. <br />d. Seating and picnic areas shall be provided within the park. <br />e. Pocket parks shall have a minimum of five (5) canopy trees per tenth (0.10) of an <br />acre. When the presence of large scale tree cover is lacking, trees shall be planted <br />using the following criteria: <br />i. The trees shall be nursery grown in a climate similar to that of the locality of <br />the project. <br />ii. All trees shall have a normal habit of growth and shall be sound, healthy and <br />vigorous; they shall be free from disease, insects, insect eggs and larvae. <br />iii. The trunk diameter, measured at a height of six (6) inches above finish <br />grade, shall be a minimum of two (2) inches. <br />iv. All planting shall be performed in conformance with good nursery and <br />landscape practices. The planting areas shall be loosened to a depth of the <br />root ball or rooting system and the width of three (3) times the root ball and <br />preferably five (5) times the root ball when practical. <br />v. Requirements for the measurements, branching, grading, quality, balling <br />and the burlapping of trees shall follow the code of standards <br />recommended by the American Association of Nurserymen, Inc., in the <br />American Standard for Nursery Stock, ANSIZ60, current edition, as <br />amended. <br />vi. A minimum of five (5) canopy trees shall be provided for every tenth (0.10) <br />of an acre of open space. The trees shall be located so as to maximize the <br />growth potential of the plant material, minimize the potential for root <br />interference with public infrastructure and maximize the usefulness of the <br />area. Trees shall be one of the species listed in Table 11 below. Other tree <br />species may be used, provided acceptable information is submitted to <br />indicate that the species are hardy trees with a maturing height of thirty- <br />five (35) feet or greater; fast growing, short lived trees shall not be <br />permitted. Smaller trees, approved by the Planning Commission, will be <br />permitted in areas with existing overhead utilities. No one species shall <br />comprise more than twenty- five (25) percent of the entire number of <br />planted trees in a particular development. <br />vii. Trees are to be maintained and guaranteed for a minimum of two years. <br />Planting of trees shall occur within the standard planting season (May <br />through November). Acceptable stock will not have more than one-third <br />(1/3) of the tree canopy damaged or dead without replacement. <br />Replacement trees shall conform to all requirements of this section and <br />shall be maintained and guaranteed for a minimum of two planting seasons. <br />
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