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33. 34. Osterling Consultants, Inc. for review in order'to determine that site- specific measures required to preserve the existing trees designated for preservation during construction are being implemented with the plans. The consultant's comments shall be submitted to the Planning Director and to the City's Landscape Architect and shall be incorporated onto the final site plans, grading plans, improvement plans, etc., prior to issuance of a grading, on-site, and/or building permits. No tree-trimming and/or pruning of existing heritage trees shall occur unless supervised by a horticultural consultant. The project developer shall arrange for the consultant to conduct a field inspection of the construction site(s) prior to issuance of grading permits to ensure that all pre-construction recommendations have been properly implemented. The consultant shall then certify in writing to the Planning Director that the recommendations have been followed prior to the start of construction. For the existing trees that would be located on private lots, the project developer shall record a disclosure/deed restriction on the lot stating that the existing trees on these lots are to be preserved and maintained by the homeowner. The disclosure/deed restriction shall state the measures to be employed by the homeowner to preserve these trees, e.g., not planting turf beneath the drip line/canopy of an existing oak tree. The disclosures/deed restriction shall also describe the permit procedures for removing any existing tree. The disclosures/deed restrictions shall be submitted to the City Attorney and to the Planning Director for review and approval before recordation. 35. At the tentative map stage, the value of the heritage trees to be removed, not including orchard trees, shall be appraised and shall be paid to the City's Urban Forestry Fund at the time of recordation of the Final Subdivision Map. Lan~lseaoine and Irrigation System Design and Operation 36. The project developer shall provide root control barriers and four inch (4") perforated pipes for parking lot trees, street trees, and trees in planting areas less than ten feet (I0' 0") in width, as determined necessary by the Planning Director at the time of review of the final landscape plans. Conditions of Approval for PUD-6, Centex Homes' Avignon Project City Council Meeting, June 5, 2001 Page 18