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Supporting Documentation · Oct 30, 2024

Tree Report Complete File Updated 101524

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Impact of Deer Fencing on Growth Protected after 9 years NO Protection

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Growth Within Three Years

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Deer Fence Impact is New Gr Sa ae eT

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Find the Deer Fence

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Tree Removal Calculation Tree Estimates LOD Trees Per Acre Maximum Tree Removal Survey Results 27.5 Acres 212 5830 Trees Total Trees on Site = 25,440+/- A Minimum of 77% of Trees Preserved Forever

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TREE PRESERVATION/RESTORATION PLAN 1. WEHI will install 33.6 acres (3.6 acres more than required) of deer fencing that is 8 feet in height outside of the Limit of Disturbance. This is designed to help regenerate the forest. • Deer fencing must be maintained in perpetuity. 2. Tree Loss = 5803 Trees Saved = 0 (Note that this is per the plan. Will be reviewed and adjusted in the field). 3. Tree Planting Credit = 279 (All Native Species) 4. Deer Fence Credit = 7123 Trees Net Required Replacement is 1498 Trees over the requirement

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Total Native Plant Additions as Proposed Trees – 279 Shrubs –1065 Perennials/Grasses/Ground Covers – 2166 TOTAL = 3510 Native Plants. All will be seed stock to help regenerate the forest. Native Seed Mixture - 37,388 square feet

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There Are Many Environmental Safeguards In the Now Agreed Upon Plan Including:

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Buildings to be Designed to a Higher Standard of Environmental Design 1. Maximize Covered Parking (Reduces Site Footprint) 2. Agreed to 100% Native Plants 3. Maximize Wooded Area Retention (77% +/- of Property) 4. Includes Passive Recreation 5. Includes Permeable Parking areas to reduce runoff

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