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Show all pagesPage 14 1 that's happening there. Trying to save anything there 2 I think would be detrimental to any of the trees there 3 and probably shorten their life, so we're going back 4 with new plants that can then establish in that 5 location, and they're mostly evergreen trees. 6 And that's one of the other things with the 7 new plan that we're going back with. We're being much 8 more intentional about the planting and the screening. 9 We are proposing a number of evergreen tree species 10 which do not exist on the site now. Right now, and I'm 11 sure as you saw when you visited the site, it's 12 primarily deciduous trees from the fence line all the 13 way back to the station. So in the wintertime, for 14 example, deciduous trees lose their leaves. The view 15 into that station you have the branches and everything 16 but you can see all the way through. What our plan 17 does is actually we have a zone more or less in the 18 middle of our planting along Prospect Avenue in 19 particular with those evergreen species. So we'll 20 maintain the I'll call it the visual capacity that you 21 get from what's there today with the deciduous trees 22 but we're going to have an actual evergreen barrier 23 behind that now. Now that we can be a lot more 24 intentional with what we're going back with. 25 CHAIRMAN NEUER: Mr. Scott, excuse me just
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