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| 2021-09-29 13:45:36 | 1. PER TREE ALTERATION PERMIT (TP20-1841) 4 SABAL PALMS |
| | , 7 COCONUT PALMS AND 1 LIVE OAK WHERE TO REMAIN ON |
| | LOT. |
| | A. INDICATE EXISTING TREE LOCATION ON PLAN AND LIST ON |
| | PLANT LIST ON PLAN. |
| | B . IF TREES WHERE REMOVED TREE ALTERATION PERMIT |
| | REVISION WILL NEED TO BE SUBMITTED. |
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| | 2. OPEN SPACE CALCULATION IS CORRECT 9,251.6 BUT |
| | REQUIRED PLANT MATERIAL NEEDS TO BE ROUNDED UP . 10 |
| | TREES AND 20 SHRUBS REQUIRED |
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| | 3. SECTION 94-442 (D) SUBSTITUTION OF PALM TREES. |
| | PALM TREES MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR NOT MORE THAN 35 |
| | PERCENT OF THE SHADE OR FLOWERING TREES REQUIRED BY |
| | THIS ARTICLE. HOWEVER, WHEN PALM TREES ARE SUBSTITUTED |
| | FOR SHADE TREES, THREE PALM TREES SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR |
| | EACH REQUIRED SHADE TREE. THIS 3:1 SUBSTITUTION SHALL |
| | NOT BE REQUIRED FOR ROYAL PALM TREES (ROYSTONEA SPP.), |
| | SENEGAL DATE PALM (PHOENIX RECLINATA), MEDJOOL DATE |
| | PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA), BISMARCK PALM (BISMARCKIA |
| | NOBILIS), AND SILVER DATE PALM (PHOENIX SYLVESTRIS). |
| | |
| | A. PALM SUBSTITUTED NO MORE THAN 35% |
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| | 4. PROVIDE ARTIFICAL TURF MATERIAL INFORMATION. |
| | SEC 94-451 E. MINIMUM MATERIAL STANDARDS. ALL |
| | ARTIFICIAL TURF SHALL COMPLY WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING |
| | MINIMUM STANDARDS: |
| | 1. ARTIFICIAL TURF SHALL CONSIST OF GREEN LIFELIKE |
| | INDIVIDUAL BLADES OF GRASS THAT EMULATE NATURAL TURF IN |
| | LOOK AND COLOR. |
| | 2. WHERE ARTIFICIAL TURF IS UTILIZED FOR INSTITUTIONAL |
| | RECREATIONAL USES (E.G., PLAYGROUNDS, ATHLETIC FIELDS), |
| | THE ARTIFICIAL TURF PRODUCT INSTALLED SHALL BE DESIGNED |
| | FOR THE INTENDED USE AND MEET THE APPROPRIATE |
| | ADDITIONAL STANDARDS. |
| | 3. ARTIFICIAL TURF INSTALLATIONS SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM |
| | PERMEABILITY OF 30 INCHES PER HOUR PER SQUARE YARD. |
| | 4. ALL ARTIFICIAL TURF SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM EIGHT YEAR |
| | MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY THAT PROTECTS AGAINST COLOR |
| | FADING AND A DECREASE IN PILE HEIGHT. |
| | 5. ARTIFICIAL TURF SHALL BE LEAD FREE. |
| | 6. ALL MATERIALS MUST INCLUDE TEST DOCUMENTATION WHICH |
| | DECLARES THAT THE ARTIFICIAL TURF YARN AND BACKING |
| | MATERIALS ARE DISPOSABLE UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS, AT |
| | ANY U.S. LANDFILL STATION (TOTAL CONTENT LEACH PROTOCOL |
| | (TCLP) TEST). DOCUMENTATION MUST ALSO BE PROVIDED THAT |
| | IDENTIFIES ALL COMPONENTS THAT ARE RECYCLABLE AND ALL |
| | COMPONENTS THAT CONSIST OF RECYCLED MATERIAL. |
| | 7.THE USE OF INDOOR OR OUTDOOR PLASTIC OR NYLON |
| | CARPETING AS A REPLACEMENT FOR ARTIFICIAL TURF OR |
| | NATURAL TURF SHALL BE PROHIBITED. |
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| | 5. ARTIFICAL TURF SHALL BE LIMITED TO SIDE AND REAR SET |
| | BACKS 94-451 A 4. |
| | |
| | A. ARTIFICAL TURF STRIPS CAN NOT BE USED IN THE DRIVE |
| | WAY INLAY. |
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| | 6. USE DIFFERENT HASH PATTERNS FOR SOD AND ARTIFICIAL |
| | TURF AREAS. REAR OF PROPERTY UNCLEAR WHAT AREAS ARE SOD |
| | AND WHAT ARE ARTIFICAL TURF. |
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| | ANDREW BURNETT |
| | 561-822-1562 |
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