Tree Removal Sample Clauses

Tree Removal. Removal of significantly damaged trees by cutting the xxxxx flush with the ground. If the disaster incident has damaged or uprooted trees such that the root ball is exposed, causing an immediate hazard and making it impossible to cut flush with the ground, the xxxxx may be pulled and the resulting hole filled. Note: trees located in cemeteries, burial grounds, previously recorded archaeological sites, historic landscapes and sites of significance to Tribes on or off Tribal lands are not covered by this allowance.
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Tree Removal. 4.1 Removal of designated tree(s) marked by the Owners, including the xxxxx, located on Owners’ property (i.e. street Right-of-Ways, parks, golf courses, trails, etc.).
Tree Removal. The Developer shall comply with Chapter 23, “Tree Planting, Protection and Grading”, of the Germantown Code of Ordinances.
Tree Removal. We will indemnify you for costs and expenses necessarily and reasonably incurred in removing fallen trees and branches from the premises resulting from damage insured hereby. Provided always that we will not be liable for any amount in excess of £2,500 in respect of any one occurrence.
Tree Removal. A. Tree Removal Within Property Limits: Remove trees and shrubs within the limits of construction unless otherwise indicated.
Tree Removal. Removing trees from the road right-of-way as needed to avoid interference with travel, maintenance, or safety will be the responsibility of the entity who owns the road on that portion in which the trees are located.
Tree Removal. Tree removal without consent from the Farm Committee is strictly prohibited. A charge of $50.00 plus the cost of replacement tree or trees will be charged for unauthorized cutting or pruning.
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Tree Removal. Trees shall be removed by use of tree-shears, brush hogs, shredders, hydro- axes, chain saws or other suitable equipment. Trees shall be cut as close to the ground as possible with exceptions for rough topography, fence lines or other obvious places where such cutting height is not possible. Under no conditions shall any accumulation of brush, limbs, logs or other debris be allowed in such a manner as to result in a hazard to motorists or pedestrians or to remain on location longer than the time work is performed on the site. Debris in the roadway surface, resulting from the work, shall be removed immediately to avoid possible hazardous conditions. The tree lawn and turf area shall be left in a "lawn raked clean" condition upon completion of any work. Sidewalks, curbs, gutters and pavement areas shall be left in a "broom cleaned" condition upon completion or work. For fallen trees with exposed root balls, the root balls shall be cut free from the soil and removed, roots shall be cut flush with grade, the area shall be raked smooth and surrounding finished areas (sidewalks, curbs, gutters and streets) swept and cleaned of all vegetation and debris. The Contractor shall complete all requested work within the specified time frame on the delivery order, unless otherwise authorized in writing by the County's Representative. All costs associated with tree removal operations including clean up and disposal shall be included in the unit cost for the services.
Tree Removal. No dead or alive trees shall be removed anywhere in the Park except with Dominions consent
Tree Removal. The Developer shall make every reasonable effort to save all major live oak trees located upon the Subject Property. Comment [EaR9]: The language is recommended to eliminate any confusion that Chapter 130 pertains to PDs. Recommend increasing the replacement tree dbh. Currently the replacement is only 1.5 inches not even measured at dbh: A tree commonly sold in a 15-gallon container, of at least 1½ inches in diameter as measured three feet above soil level, and of a crown height of at least eight feet. DBH is typically 4.5 feet. Any proposed tree removal shall be in accordance with The PD shall be subject to Code Chapter 130. An application for tree removal must be submitted, and a tree removal permit shall be required before the removal of any existing trees. The tree removal application shall include a replacement schedule as required by the City’s Code of Ordinances and shall be reviewed concurrently with the dDevelopment/siteSubdivision plan. Upon request by the City Engineer, tThe Developer shall may be required to submit a report by a professional arborist to justify removal of any existing trees, including and not limited to dead or diseased trees. It shall be the responsibility of the developer and permittee (if the permittee is not the property owner) to ensure any tree designated to remain shall be protected. If posts are used as protective barriers, they shall be placed at points not closer than six feet of the trunk perimeter of any tree. A tree of four feet or more in diameter may require additional space as needed to protect the trees roots. Each section of the barrier shall be clearly visible (flagged with brightly colored plastic tapes or other markers). The property owner and permittee shall guarantee survival of retained or replaced trees for one year from completion of permitted construction. Should any tree be deemed non-viable tree upon the inspection, that tree shall be replaced with a comparable tree within 60 days of the City’s notification of need.
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