TMP-2014-02b OFFICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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10300 TORRE AVENUE •CUPERTINO, CA 95014-3255
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November 3, 2015
Zayra Yves
Northpoint HOA
10880 Northpoint Way
Cupertino, CA 95014
SUBJECT: TREE MANAGEMENT PLAN ACTION LETTER—TMP-2014-02:
� This letter confirms the decision of the Director of Community Development, given on November 3,
2015, approving a tree management plan to permit the removal and replacement of trees over a 3 year
time frame (2014-2016) located at 10880 Northpoint Way (Northpoint HOA). This permit is approved
with the following conditions:
1. APPROVED PROTECT
Approval is based on the tree management plan (TMP) dated October 15, 2015 prepared by Brent
Wahlberg (ISA Certified Arborist #WE-3276), including an arborist report written by Michael Bench
(ISA Certified Arborist #WE-1987), consisting of thirty-seven (37) pages except as may be amended
by conditions in this approval.
2. TREE REMOVALS
All trees specified for removal in the Tree Management Plan (TMP) may be removed in the
established timeframe of 2015-2016 without a separate tree removal permit. The applicant shall
provide a notice to the city and post removal notices on said trees at least two weeks in advance of
removal date.
3. TREE REPLACEMENTS
Proposed tree replacement(s) shall take place within 30 days of removal(s). The applicant shall
provide a Ietter to the city from a certified arborist confirming that the replacement trees have been
planted in accordance with the TMP and are in good health standing.
4. TREE INVENTORY
The applicant shall maintain an inventory documenting all of the tree removal(s) and replacement(s)
and provide to the cify an update after the conclusion of each planned tree management year.
5. MODIFICATIONS TO APPROVED TREE MANAGEMENT PLAN
Any additional tree removal(s) which are not included in this TMP and/or future modifications of the
TMP will require separate review and approval from the Community Development Depariment, and
may not be limited to additional discretionary applications, tree removal permits, and public notices.
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6. HERITAGE TREES
No heritage tree removals are approved as part of this TMP.
7. INDEMNIFICATION
Except as otherwise prohibited by law,the applicant shall indemnify and hold harmless the City,its
City Council, and its officers,employees and agents (collectively, the"indemnified parties") from
and against any claim, action, or proceeding brought by a third party against one or more of
the indemnified parties or one or more of the indemnified parties and the applicant to attack, set
aside, or void this Resolution or any permit or approval authorized hereby for the project, including
(without limitation) reimbursing the City its actual attorneys' fees and costs incurred in defense of
the litigation. The applicant shall pay such attorneys'fees and costs within 30 days following receipt
of invoices from City. Such attorneys' fees and costs shall include amounts paid to counsel not
otherwise employed as City staff and shall include City Attorney time and overhead costs and other
City staff overhead costs and any costs directly related to the litigation reasonably incurred by City.
8. NOTICE OF FEES,DEDICATIONS, RESERVATIONS OR OTHER EXACTIONS
The Conditions of Project Approval set forth herein may include certain fees, dedication
requirements, reservation requirements, and other exactions. Pursuant to Government Code Section
66020(d) (1), these Conditions constitute written notice of a statement of the amount of such fees, and
a description of the dedications, reservations, and other exactions. You are hereby further notified
that the 90-day approval period in which you may protest these fees, dedications, reservations, and
other exactions, pursuant to Government Code Section 66020(a), has begun. If you fail to file a
protest within this 90-day period complying with all of the requirements of Section 66020, you will
be legally barred from later challenging such exactions.
Staff has made the findings necessary to grant the tree management plan permit in accordance with
Section 14.18.140 and Section 14.18.180 of the Protected Trees Ordinance.
Please note, however, that an appeal of this decision can be made within 14 calendar days from the
date of this decision. If this happens, you will be notified of a public hearing, which will be
scheduled before the Planning Commission and the tree(s) cannot be removed until a final decision
on the appeal has been made. If no appeal is made within the appeal period, the tree(s) may be
removed after November 18, 2015 according to the approved Tree Management Plan.
Sincerely,
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Ellen Yau
Assistant Planner
(408) 777-1360
elleny@cupertino.org
CC:Valley Crest Tree Care,Attn:Brent Wahlberg,530 Aldo Road, Santa Clara, CA 95054
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October 15,2015
RE:Tree Management Plan for Northpoint HOA,Cupertino
The Northpoint HOA Tree Committee has reviewed and accepted the TMP as presented by Valley Crest Landscape
Services to the City of Cupertino. The Board of Directors appointed the Tree Committee to supervise the project,
make recommendations,referrals and modifications that are known to be fair and consistent for the highest good of
the Northpoint communiry.
At this time the signatures below represent the current Board of Directors agreement with the TMP as submitted by
Valley Crest Landscape Services to the City of Cupertino,provided the that Tree Committee will continue to
oversee the project,make recommendations for modifications,research and seek additional information from
certified arborists and make suggestions for moditications to the TMP when necessary;however,the Board of
Directors reserves the right to determine vendors,negotiate contracts and disperse funds accordingly.
Board of Directors:
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NORTHPOINT HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
TREE MANAGEMENT PLAN
Proposal
The Northpoint Home Owners Association has proposed a 3-year tree management plan to remove and
replace 79 trees, 57 in 2015 and 22 in 2016.The complex started construction in 1972 and continuing
until its completion in 1976.A large percentage of the existing trees were planted in that time frame
making some of the trees more than 40 years old.These are mature trees,some in decline,some at this
point are overcrowded,some have out grown the space in which their roots occupy and many are
causing infrastructure damage.
. In the past,trees have been removed and replaced with a tree species better suited to the location
(plant the right tree in the right place).The trees removed were either dead,in decline,overcrowded,
damaging utilities and hardscape, or considered to be hazardous.The criteria used to remove trees in
the Tree Management Plan(TMP)will be the same. Replanting will be proposed using 24 inch box trees
with an already established 1:1 ratio using tree species that are sustainable in the long term and better
suited to the planting location.A replacement tree list is attached that includes mature tree height,tree
form and average yearly growth rate.
A current(2015)tree inventory has been completed.All trees have been tagged,mapped and identified
on an EXCEL spread sheet.This EXCEL document will be used to track all future activities performed on
all trees within the complex.This will include pruning, Plant Health Care, removing,and planting.As new
trees are added they will have a new tree number and be added to the inventory.
Noticing and Posting procedures will be followed according to Section 14.18.130 of the Protected Trees
Ordinance.This will include notifying the City two(2)weeks in advance before trees approved under the
TMP are removed.The HOA shall post notices on the trees scheduled for removal at least 2 weeks in
advance priorto removal.An ISA-certified arborist shall confirm in writing that the required
replacements have been planted properly and according to plan.The HOA shall provide this
documentation to the City within 30 days of the tree removals.The HOA shall maintain a log of the tree
removals and replacements and provide to the City to include in the TMP file.
There will be occasions when trees not in the TMP will need to be removed.All procedures outlined in
Chapter 14.18: Protected Trees(included as Addendum)will be followed.This includes a Tree Removal
Permit Application and its requirements, noticing and posting procedures,and tree replacement.
Documents provided in the TMP include:
• Maps of existing trees(aerial and graphic)
• Proposed removal maps for each year �
• Proposed replacement tree maps for each year
• Tree Inventory
• Replacement Tree List and Profiles
• EXCEL spread sheet listing the trees to be removed including the number, location,variety and
size (diameter),and reason for removal
• Chapter 14.18: Protected Trees
Respectfully submitted,
Northpoint HOA Board of Directors
Northpoint HOA Tree Committee
Brent Wahlberg—ISA Certified Arborist#WE-3276A
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Northpoint HOA Tree Plan: Years 1 2 September 29, 2013
Tree Mana ement Plan Tree Removals
Reason/Notes
CAT YY Tree Tvpe of d= e/ N. Location Replacement Tree New
# Tree in. w — Tree Number Stock Size
root damage to walk; limbs fallen on
18 15 20 eucalyptus 17.0 e Crest 20102 N.Crest-S fence
2001 - Deodar cedar-
24 inch box
Decay in trunk, poor structure
10 15 31 eucalyptus 16.0 Crest 20213 N.Crest 2002- Deodar cedar-24
inch box
curb & gutter damage,
3 15 97 pine 29.0 e Wind 20095 N.Wind -W
2003-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
curb & gutter damage,
2 15 98 pine 19.0 e Wind 20095 N.Wind -W 2004-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
, fence damage, roots near foundation,
4 15 118 pine 27.0 e Wind 20005 N.Wind -E needs root block
(listed as 67f, wrong!) 2005-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
15 187 pine 19.0 e Shore 11029 N.Shore -E invasive roots, leaning over road,
too close to foundation 2006-Shumard oak-24
inch box
Hardscape/street damage - Tree died -
17 15 199 Pine 20.0 e Shore N.Shore/median -S removed August 2015
2007 - Crape myrtle -
24 inch box
Poor condition, in decline, cannot be
15 200 Pine 14.0 Shore N.Shore/median -S reversed
2008 - Shumard oak -
24 inch box
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Northpoint HOA Tree Plan:Years 1 2 September 29, 2013
Tree Mana ement Plan Tree Removals
Reason/Notes
CAT yy Tree Tvpe of d= e! N. Location Replacement Tree New
# Tree in. w - Tree Number Stock Size
� , root damage,
5 15 220 pine 40.0 w Sky 11000 N.Sky-SW
2009-Shumard oak-24
inch box
roots, cones
6 15 252 liquidambar 19.0' w Sky 10961 N.Sky-W
2010-Shumard oak-24
inch box
roots in lawn
�
16 15 253 Pine 25.�j w Sky 10961 N.Sky-S 2011 - Shumard oak -
24 inch box
� up-lifting walkway
21 15 258 pine 25.0 w Sky 10880 N.Sky-W 2012-Shumard oak-24
inch box
Walkway and fence damage
15 302 liquidambar 18.0�'� w Seal 1�955 N. Seal/Back 2013 -Arbutus marina -
24 inch box
behind patio. Root damaqe to walkwav
15 303 liquidambar 19.0 i w Seal 10947 N.Seal
/Back-W 2014-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
root damage
8 15 306 liquidambar 16.5� w Seal 10937/35 N.Seal -W 2015-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
i
root damage
9 15 307 liquidambar 17.0 w Seal 10935 N.Seal -W 2016-Crape myrtle-24
inch box
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Northpoint HOA Tree Plan: Years 1 2 September 29, 2013
Tree Mana ement Plan Tree Removals
Reason/Notes
CAT YY Tree Tv= d= e/ N. Location Replacement Tree New
# Tree in. w - Tree Number Stock Size
{ ��6i roots into fence, patio, balls into tennis
22 15 315 liquidambar 11.OI w Seal 10964 N.Seal -S court
2017-Shumard oak-24
inch box
root damage
15 15 322 liquidambar 18.OI w Seal 10984 N.Seal -E 2018 - Shumard oak -
� 24 inch box
� root damage
14 15 323 pine 23.0 w Seal 10984 N.Seal -N 2019 - Shumard oak -
24 inch box
curb & gutter damage,
12 15 420 pine 23.0 w West N.West Median -E remove 2 trees
2020 - Tristania
� conferta - 24 inch box
curb & gutter damage,
11 15 422 pine 21.0 w West N.West Median -E remove 2 trees
2021 - Shumard oak-
24 inch box
� '�, too close to fire hydrant, patio fence,
28 15 444 eucalyptus 25.0 w Brook 20277 N.Brook -NW cracked limbs (originally listed as#1 a)
2022 -Arbutus marina -24
inch box
� roots, hardscape damage
13 15 455 pine 19.0� w Brook 20207 N.Brook
between bldgs 2023 - Tristania
conferta -24 inch box
near walk - ROOT DAMAGE,
30 15 481 Pine 22.61� w Brook 20286 N.Brook damaging patio fence
/Side -SE 2024 -Tristania conferta -
24 inch box
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Northpoint HDA Tree Plan: Years 1 2 September 29, 2013
Tree Mana ement Plan Tree Removals
ReasoniNotes
CAT Yy Tree Tvpe of d= e/ N. Location Replacement Tree New
# Tree in. w - Tree Number Stock Size
20306 N.Brook damage to fence
29 15 483 liquidambar 15.6 w Brook /Back-S
behind patio 2025-Crape myrtle-24
inch box
� � root damage
27 15 492 Pine 21.OI w Brook N.Brook median -W 2026-Crape myrtle-24
inch box
� 18" from hydrant, curb uplift, $10,000
' 26 15 500 Pine 21.0 w Brook N.Brook median -E damage ytd
remove all 3 2027-Crape myrtle-24
inch box
18" from hydrant, curb uplift, $10,000
25 15 501 Pine 23.0 w Brook N.Brook median -E damage ytd
,' remove all 3 2028-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
� 18" from hydrant, curb uplift, $10,000
24 15 502 Pine 25.0; w Brook N.Brook median -E damage ytd
remove all 3, 2029-Arbutus marina -24
' inch box
hardscape damage
34 15 569 pine 18.0�I w Glen N.Glen Median -E 2020-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
hardscape damage
35 15 570 pine 21.0 w Glen N.Glen Median -E 2031 -Arbutus marina -24
inch box
root damage
31 15 584 Pine 22.OI'i w Glen N.Glen median -W,
20324 N.Glen -N 2032- arbutus marina -24
inch box
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Northpoint HOA Tree Plan: Years 1 2 September 29, 2013
Tree Mana ement Plan Tree Removals
Reason/Notes
CAT YY Tree Tvpe of d= e/ N. Location Reulacement Tree New
# Tree in. w - Tree Number Stock Size
root damage
32 15 585 Pine 21.6! w Glen N.Glen median -W,
� 20324 N.Glen -N 2033-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
- root damage, utilities threatened, poor
33 15 586 pine 28.0 w Glen N.Glen median -W, structure
, 20324 N.Glen -N 2034-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
thin out remove 1 of 3 ines
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� damage to curb;
52 15 681 pine 23.0 w Cove N.Cove median -E 2035 - Deodar cedar-
24 inch box
root damage
37 15 761 liquidambar 12.0 w Oak 10881 N.Oak -N 2036-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
, damage to curb
50 15 817 pine 26.1 ' vv Uak N-Oak median -N 2037-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
declined, low vigor
47 15 861 pine 16.0 e Ridge 1�856 N.Ridge-S 2038-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
I behind patio, leaning over patio,
46 15 864 Eucalyptus 19.0 e Ridge 10866 N.Ridge -E limb loss, cracked trunk, walkway
cracked 2039 -Shumard oak-24
�_ inch box
Previous hardscape damage
49 15 876 liquidambar 13.0 w Ridge 10877 N.Ridge -W behind patio fence, fence damage
2040-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
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Northpoint HOA Tree Plan: Years 1 2 September 29, 2013
Tree Mana ement Plan Tree Removals
Reason/Notes
CAT yy Tree Tvpe of d= e� N. Location Replacement Tree New
# Tree in. w — Tree Number Stock Size
������ root damage to walk & fence
' 48 15 878 liquidambar 13.0 w Ridge 1�847 N.Ridge -W
2041 -Arbutus marina -24
inch box
hardscape damage
23 15 917 pine 19.0 W Seal 10962 N.Seal -S
/TC TennisCourt-W 2042 -Arbutus marina -24
inch box
�� root damage,
36 15 925 liquidambar 15.3 W tennis TennisCourt-W liability at play area
court in play area 2043-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
. root damage,
� 10853 N.Oak liability at play area, balls into tennis
38 15 928 liquidambar 21.6 w Oak TennisCourt-W 2044 -Tristania conferta -
court
24 inch box
_ too close to building, leaning
40 15 977 pine 21.0 e View 10934 N.View-N 2045-Tristania conferta-
24 inch box
, stunted, poor structure, too close to
39 15 985 Pine 7.0 j e View 10885 N.View W fence �
2046-Shumard oak-24
inch box
, In decline, poor structure, fence
15 987 eucalyptus 12.0 View 10875 N. View damage
, 2047-Shumard oak 24
inch box
Poor condition, in decline, cannot be
15 1017 onterey pin 22.0; wood 20081 N.Wood reversed
2048-Crape myrtle-24
inch box
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Northpoint HOA Tree Plan: Years 1 2 September 29, 2013
Tree Mana ement Plan Tree Removals
Reason/Notes
CAT yy Tree Tvpe af d= el N. Location Replacement Tree New
# Tree in. w — Tree Number Stock Si2e
. Loss of limbs,
42 15 1053 Eucalyptus 21.31 e Wood 20031 N.Wood/ root damage to drive
Apron -SE 2049-Crape myrtle-24
inch box
falling limbs,
43 15 1055 eucalyptus 12.1 ' e Wood 20041/31 N.Wood root damage to utilities, poor condition
2050-Shumard oak-24
inch box
falling limbs,
' root damage to utilities, poor condition
44 15 1056 eucalyptus 21.0� e Wood 20041/51 N.Wood 2051 -Crape myrtle-24
inch box
falling limbs,
45 15 1057 eucalyptus 15.0�, e Wood 20061/71 N.Wood root damage
, 2052 Crape myrtle-24
- inch box
thinning group of pines,
20 15 1072 pine 30.6 e Field 10932 N.Field -N over roof, curb damage
2053-Tristania laurina -
- 24 inch box
- - - root damage
41 15 1122 Eucalyptus 22.0 e Ford 10851 N.Ford -W 2054- Crape myrtle-24
� inch box
In decline, significant lean - hazard tree
51 15 1147 pine 27.OI� e Ford N. Ford entrance removed August 2015
2055- Deodar cedar-24
inch box
, large cracks in trunk, falling limbs
19 15 1150 Eucalyptus 16.OI e Ford 10881 N.Forde -NE �een apron & N.Field, lifting concrete
2056 - Crape myrtle -
24 inch box
15 1159 Monterey pin 29.0 Wind 20004 N.Wind Close to house, damaging concrete steps 2057-Shumard oak-24
and wall next to it inch box
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Northpoint HOA Tree Plan:Years 1 2 September 29, 2013
Tree Mana ement Plan Tree Removals
ReasonlNotes
CAT YY Tree Ty= d= e� N. Location Replacement Tree New
# Tree in. w — Tree Number Stock Size
' root damage to walk & fence
1 16 297 liquidambar 12.0 w Seal 10975 N.Seal -W
2058-Shumard oak-24
inch box
roots, hardscape damage,
� 20207 N.Brook Homeowner concern
2 16 454 pine 19.0' w Brook between bldgs 2059-Crape myrtle-24
inch box
hardscape damage
3 16 478 liquidambar 14.0, w Brook 20236 N.Brook -E (originally listed as 241a)
2060 -Arbutus marina -
24 inch box
hardscape damage
4 16 491 pine 24.0 w Brook N.Brook median -W 2061 -Crape myrtle-24
inch box
hardscape damage
5 16 545 pine 27.0', w Glen 20274 N.Glen -E 2062-Arbutus marina -24
inch box
hardscape damage
6 16 548 liquidambar 13.0 w Glen 20244 N.Glen -S 2063 - Deodar cedar-
24 inch box
hardscape damage
7 16 562 liquidambar 13.0� w Glen 20184 N.Glen -E 2064 -Arbutus marina -
24 inch box
hardscape damage
8 16 618 pine 24.0 w Cove 20272 N.Cove -W 2065 -Arbutus marina -
24 inch box
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Northpoint HOA Tree Plan: Years 1 2 September 29, 2013
Tree Mana ement Plan Tree Removals
ReasontNotes
CAT YY Tree Tvpe of d= e/ N. Location Replacement Tree New
# Tree in. w — Tree Number Stock Size
root damage to walk & patio,
10 16 655 liquidambar 16.OI w Cove 20193 N.Cove -N Homeowner concern
2066-Crape myrtle-24
inch box
; hardscape damage
9 16 664 liquidambar 18.0�� w Cove 20283 N.Cove -N 2067 - Shumard oak-
24 inch box
hardscape damage
11 16 666 pine 25.0'i w Cove N.Cove median -W 2068 - Shumard oak -
24 inch box
� hardscape damage
12 16 669 pine 12.0 w Cove 20282 N.Cove -N 2069 - Shumard oak -
�'� 24 inch box
, hardscape damage, very large root in
13 16 671 pine 26.01, w Cove 20282 N.Cove -N patio against the foundation
i 2070 - Shumard oak-
24 inch box
root damage, gutter lifted
14 16 791 pine 14.01 w Oak 10801 N.Oak -S 2071 - Crape myrtle-24
' inch box
root damage, gutter lifted
15 16 792 pine 14.0 w Oak 10801 N.Oak -S 2072-Crape myrtle-24
inch box
hardscape damage
16 16 804 pine 18.0 w Oak N-Oak median -S 2073 - Tristania laurina -
24 inch box
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Northpoint HOA Tree Plan: Years 1 2 September 29, 2013
Tree Mana ement Plan Tree Removals
Reason/Notes
CAT YY Tree Tvpe of d= e� N. Locatian Replacement Tree New
# Tree in. w — Tree Number Stock Size
hardscape damage
17 16 806 pine 17.0 w Oak N-Oak median -S 2074 - Crape myrtle -
24 inch box
hardscape damage
18 16 811 pine 26.01 w Oak N-�ak median -M 2075 - Columbia
_ sycamore - 24 inch box
hardscape damage
19 16 816 pine 26.01 w Oak N-Oak median -N 2076 - Shumard oak-
24 inch box
root damage to walk & fence
2� 16 883 liquidambar 13.0 w Ridge 10807 N.Ridge -W 2077 - Tupelo - 24 inch
box
fallen limbs,
21 16 1045 Eucalyptus 18.0, e Wood 10791 N.Ford -E cracked trunk, roots damaging drive
2078-Tupelo -24 inch
box
root damage to curb & gutter, utilities
22 16 1104 pine 20.0 e Field N.Field Median -M threatened
2079-Tupelo -24 inch
box
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Common Name Botanical Name Mature Size Hei ht Crown Form Year
oval, rounded,
Columbia S camore Platinus acerifolia 'Columbia' Medium 65 feet umbrella 36 inches
oval, rounded,
California S camore Platanus recemosa'California' Lar e 30-80 feet umbrella 36 inches
Deodar Cedar Cedrus deodara Lar e 80 feet Conical 36 inches
rounded or
Coast Live Oak Quercus a rifolia Lar e 65 feet umbrella 24 inches
oval, rounded,
Shumard Oak Quercus shumardii Medium 65 feet umbrella 24 to 36 inhes
oval, rounded,
Chinese Pistache Pistacia chinensis Small/Medium 50 feet umbrella 24 inches
rounded or
Fruitless Olive Olea euro ea 'Swan Hill' Small/Medium 35 feet vase 24 inches
rounded or
California Pe per Schinus molle Lar e 25 to 50 feet umbrella 36 inches
Tu elo N ssa s Ivatica Medium 30 to 50 feet conical or oval 12 to 24 inches
Gink o Gink o biloba Medium 65 feet Conical 12 to 24 inches
Ba Laurel Laurus nobilis'Sarato a' Small 35 feet conical or oval 12 to 24 inches
rounded,
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Arbutus Arbutus marina Small 40-50 feet vase 12 to 24 inches
oval, rounded,
Southern Ma nolia Ma nolia randiflora Med/Lar e 65 feet umbrella 24 inches
oval or
Little Gem Ma nolia Ma nolia randiflora Small 20 feet rounded 12 inches
oval or
Water um Tristania Tristania laurina Small 35 feet rounded 12 inches
oval or
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oval, rounded,
Cra e M rtle La erstromia indica Small/Medium 25 feet umbrella 24 inches
oval or
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Red Ma le Acer rubrum 'Autumn Blaze' Medium 45 to 50 feet rounded 24 to 36 inhes
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Mountain She-Oak Casuarina stricta Medium 35 feet conical 24 to 36 inhes
Horsetail Tree Casuarina e uistifolia Medium/Lar e 60 feet conical or oval 24 to 36 inhes
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Removal Date: September 24, 2015
City Permit Number: TMP -2014-02
#585 Canary Island Pine
Diameter at Beast Height (DBH): 22"
Location: North Glen
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CONTACT:
Zayra Yves
General Manager
�m northpointhoa.com
408-XXX-XXX
Three Year Plan Review�
Northpoint HOA
Homestead Road, Cupertino
Review of Trees Requested for IZemoval
At the 1oTorthpoint HOA
Homestead Road, Cupertino
Assignment
I was asked by Mr. George Schroeder, Planner for the City of Cupertino, to review the
Tree Year Tree Replacement by the Northpoint HOA.
Observations
I reviewed the trees at the site proposed for replacement and the locations of the proposed
new plantings on May 28, 2014.
The documentation was excellent. The trees proposed for replacement were clearly
indicated on the maps provided and were easy to find at the site. The proposed locations
of the planned new trees were marked by stakes at the site, shown on the maps provided,
and were easy to locate in the field.
Without exception,�the trees recommended to be removed for replacement were in poor
condition and were certainly appropriate for replaceinent.
The recommended locations of the replacement trees and the species suggested were
appropriate for the existing site conditions. Brent Wahlberg has made appropriate
recommendations, for which I do.not disagree with respect to the current site conditions.
The plan proposes to remove a specific number of trees for each of 3 years and to replant
these trees on a 1:1 replacement ratio during each of those years. The replacement trees
should be expected to live 50-100 years, making the replacement trees the long range
aspect of this plan. However, in my opinion there lies the problem. I estimate the trees
selected for replacement may live only a few years. It appears that this plan, however,
appropriate for the moment, presumes that the conditions will remain the essentially saine
for the long term.
I am referring to the fact that our water resources are becoming less and less available.
There is a lot of discussion about the "worst drought in decades," and there is
considerable discussion about conservation. I have read many media reports that seem to
imply that once this drought is over, we will all go back to normal. However, this is not
the report by water experts. Aside from this current drought, the experts report the
simple fact is that demand is increasing at a fairly rapid and steady pace and the supply is
being stretched. The indications are that water for landscapes will have to be drastically
reduced in order to provide for the basic water needs of a growing population.
Prepared by Michael L. Bench, Consulting Arborist June 27, 2014 1
Three Year Plan Review
Northpoint HOA
Homestead Road, Cupertino
Focusing on the replacement species of this plan for this year, 2 replacement trees (Coast
redwood) are High water consumers, 24 of the trees are Moderate water consumers, and 8
are low water consumers for 2014. Another way of stating this is:
5% = High Water Consumers
71% =Moderate Water Consumers
24% = Low Water Consumers
We could debate the relative merits of each species on the list and possibly coine up with
a little different percentages. By my estimate, 76% of the trees to be planted are moderate
to high water consumers. In my opinion, this approach is short sighted and will not likely
be able to be maintained over the long term.
I suggest consideration be given to the following strategies.
l. The replacement trees proposed by this plan are somewhat scattered over the
property. This makes it very difficult and perhaps too costly to modify the
conditions of all of these areas at one time. I suggest to concentrate on a defined
areas, modifying the irrigation system within that area to low water usage and
planting only low to very low water consuming plants for the majority of
landscaped areas. This may involve a reduction in the quantity of plants and
greater use of mulched surfaces.
2. This strategy does not suggest that all Moderate consumers of water have to be
eliminated (for example, Japanese maples), but that they reduced to small defined
areas with other plants of similar needs.
3. It is inefFicient to attempt to irrigate trees, shubs, ground cover, and turf on the
same irrigation lines. I suggest to install separate valves to irrigate trees, separate
values to irrigate shrubs and ground cover, and separate valves to irrigate turf. In
general, I suggest that turf areas be reduced or eliminated unless they are highly
used areas. Turf is one of the highest water consumers. An alternative would be to
convert some turf areas to Carex cluinp grass areas, which only require irrigation
about every two weeks.
4. Some areas are over planted with trees. I suggest that the number of trees be
reduced in those areas as part of the plan. Replace some of those trees with large
shrubs/small trees, possibly for screening or other purposes.
5. Several small planter beds in parking areas or small planter beds adjacent to side
walks are too small to support trees. There are many trees performing poorly in
those areas, because of the liinited root space. I suggest that trees not be replanted
in those areas. It is possible that a justifiable argument could be made for some
specific areas, that there is not sufficient space to replace all of the trees.
6. It appears that there may be some areas, in which Bio-Swale water retention
systems could be installed to reduce the winter run off and to make better use of
the storm water for the existing plants.
Prepared by Michael L. Bench, Consulting Arborist June 27, 2014 2
Three Year Plan Review ���
Northpoint HOA
Homestead Road, Cupertino
7. Make a stated commitment to reduce the landscape water consumption by a
defined number. I believe if you do not make such a commitment now that you
will be required to do so in the near future.
8. Consider artificial turf for some areas.
In short, I suggest that the plan must also include a definable and feasible water
conservation element as a priority. I believe the failure to do so would result in a
relatively short term plan, whereas a plan incorporating highly efficient water landscape
management element with the majority of the plants being low to very low water
consumers could be a plan for several generations.
Respectfully submitted,
0
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Michael L. Bench, Consulting Arborist
International Society of Arboriculture Certification#WE 1897
-. American Society of Consulting Arborists Member
Prepared by Michael L. Bench, Consulting Arborist June 27, 2014 3
14.18.010
CHAPTER 14.18: PROTECTED TREES
Section
14.18.010 Purpose. D. Assist in the absorption of rain waters, thereby
14.18.020 Definitions. preventing erosion of top soil, protecting against flood
14.18.030 Actions prohibited. hazards and the rislc of landslides;
14.18.040 Retention promoted. E. Counteract air pollutants by protecting the l�own
14.18.050 Protected trees. capacity of trees to produce pure oxygen from carbon
14.18.060 Plan of protection. dioxide;
14.18.070 Heritage tree designation. F. Maintain the climatic balance (e.g., provide
14.18.080 Heritage tree list. shade);
14.18.090 Heritage tree identification tag. G. Help decrease potential damage from wind
14.18.100 Recordation. velocities;
14.18.110 Application and approval authority For the above reasons, the City finds it is in the public
for tree removal permit. interest, convenience and necessity to enact regulations
14.18.120 Action by Director. controlling the care and removal of protected trees within
1�+.i�'.l�t� NviIC�aIlCt�OSt1Ti�. u� �ltj' � 0���: �C I��2L^. ?�S P.12..n j' tI�QS ac in,nccihlP�
14.18.140 Tree Management Plan. consistent with the individual rights to develop,maintain and
14.18.150 Exemptions, enjoy their property to the fullest possible extent. (Ord.
� 14.18.160 Tree replacement. 14-2126, §3 (part), 2014; Ord.�13-2107, § 2 (part), 2013;
14.18.170 Retroactive tree removal permit. Ord. 2085, § 2(part), 2011; Ord. 2003, 2007; Ord. 1573,
14.18.180 Review, determination and findings §2, 1991; Ord. 1543, §2, 1991)
14.18.190 Notice of action on permit-Appeal. - -
14.18.200 Protection during construction. 14.18.020 Definitions.
14.18.210 Protection plan before demolition, Unless otherwise stated, the following definitions
grading or building permit granted. pertain to this chapter.
14.18.220 Penalty. A. "Approved development tree(s)"means any class
of tree required to be planted or retained as part of an
approved development application, building permit, tree
14.18.010 Purpose. removal permit or code enforcement action in all zoning
In enacting this chapter, the City of Cupertino districts.
recognizes the substantial economic, environmental and B. "Arborist" is an individual certified by the
aesthetic importance of its tree population. Protected trees International Society of Arboriculture.
are considered a valuable asset to the community. The C. "City" means the City of Cupertino situated in
protection of such trees in all zoning districts is intended to the County of Santa Clara, California.
preserve this valuable asset. The City finds that the D. "Dead tree" means a tree that is not living
preservation of protected trees, and the protection of all whatsoever as� objectively verifiable, or a tree that has
trees during construction, is necessary for the best interests declined to such an extent that its demise is imminent with
of the City and of the citizens and public thereof, in order no opportunity for recovery or repair to a reasonable viable
to: � level as determined by the Director of Community
A. Protect property values; Development.
B. Assure the continuance of quality development; E. "Developed residential" means any legal lot of
C. Protect aesthetic and scenic beauty; record,zoned single-family,duplex, agricultural residential
and residential hillside, with any structure (principal or
accessory) constructed thereon.
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14.18.110 Application and Approval Authority for C. Approval authority.
�Yee Removal Permit. 1. The Director of Community Development shall
No person shall directly or indirectly remove or cause have the fmal review and determination on applications for
to be removed any protected tree without first obtaining a protected tree removals in accordance with Section
tree removal permit,unless such tree removal is exempt per 14.18.120; except for heritage tree removals and tree
Section 14.18.150. An application for a tree removal permit removals in conjunction with development applications.The
shall be filed with the Deparlment of Community Director of Community Development may refer the
Development and shall contain the following information application to another approval authority for a report and
based on the size and type of the protected tree: recommendation. ,
A. Application requirements. C. Application for tree removals in conjunction with �
1. An application request to remove a mature a development application shall be considered by the
specimen tree with a single-trunk DBH of twelve inches to approval authority concerning the same property as the
twenty-four inches (multi-trunk twenty-four to forty-eight affected tree removal permit application, and the
inches DBH), shall provide the following: detemunation on the tree removal pernut shall be made
a. A drawing outlining the location of the tree(s)and concurrently by the approval autYiority.
proposed tree replacements. D. Application for removal of a heritage tree shall be
b. A written explanation of why the tree(s)should be referred to the Planning Commission for final review and
removed. determination in accordance with Chapter 19.12. (Ord.
c. Signature of the property owner and/or 14-2126, § 3 (part), 2014; Ord. 13-2107, § 2(part), 2013;
homeowner's association (where applicable) with proof of Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011; Ord. 2003, 2007; Ord. 1630,
a vote of the homeowner's association; (part), 1993; Ord. 1573, § 8.1 (part), 1991; Ord. 1543,
d. Permit fee, where applicable. § 8.1 (part), 1991)
2. t'.:.application request to rem�:�e a hPritabe tree,
privacy p?anting tree,approved development tree,or mature 14.18.120 Action by Director.
specimen tree with single-trunk DBH greater than Upon receipt of a complete tree removal permit -
twenty-four inches or multi-trunk greater than forty-eight application,the Director of Community Development or his �'
inches DBH,require the following in addition to application or her authorized representative will: - �
requirements a. through d. listed above: A. Review the application pursuant to Section
a. Photograph(s) of the tree(s). 14.18.180; ^
b. An arborist report from an arborist certified by B. At the Director's discretion, conduct a site visit,
the Interr.ational Society of Arboriculture. within fourteen days, to inspect the tree(s) for which
c. Notice and posting per Section 14.18.130. removal is requested. Priority of inspection shall be given to
d. Other information deemed necessary by the those requests based on hazard or disease; and
Director of Community Development to evaluate the tree C. Send notices or schedule a hearing in accordance
removal request. with requirements in Section 14.18.130 and Chapter 19.12.
B. Maximum tree removal cap. In the Rl, A1, A, (Ord. 14-2126, § 3 (part), 2014)
RHS, and R2 zones, an applicant may remove up to six
mature specimen trees or five percent of mature specimen 14.1�.130 Notice and Posting.
trees on the properry (whichever is greater) with a A. Notice and posting shall be provided as indicated
single-trunk between twelve and twenty-four inches in Sections 19.12.030 and 19.12.1 lOF for the following tree
(multi-trunk between twenty-four and forty-eight inches) removal permits:
within a thirry-six month period.The thirty-six month period 1. Mature specimen trees with single trunk over
will start from the date of the approved tree removal permit. twenty-four inches DBH or for multi-trunk over forry-eight
Applications requesting to remove additional trees within a inches DBH;
thirty-six month period will require an arborist report and 2. Heritage trees;
notification per Section 14.18.130. 3. Privacy planting trees;
4. Approved development trees; and
5. Mature specimen trees exceeding the maximum
tree removal cap (Section 14.18.110B).
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B. Where approval of a tree removal permit that is management plan application, and the determination on the
subject to the notice and posting requirements of this section tree management plan shall be made concurrently by the
is granted by the City, the property owner shall retain the approval authoriry. In the instance where a development
posted notice on site until the tree is removed. applicant is not required per Table 19.12.030, the Director
C. Specimen trees with single trunk under of Community Development shall review and approve the
twenty-four inches DBH or multi-trunk under forty-eight tree management plan.
inches DBH, and trees listed under exemptions in Section C. Recordation. The property owner shall have
14.18.150 do not require notice or posting. (Ord. 14-2126, retention information placed on the property in accordance
§3 (part),2014; Ord. 13-2107, §2(part),2013; Ord.2085, with Section 14.18.100, referring the approved tree
§ 2 (part), 2011; Ord. 2003, 2007) management plan, upon approval.
D. Permits.Trees that are listed to be removed in the
14.18.140 Tree Management Plan. tree management plan may be removed within the specified
A tree management plan may be approved for a time frame per the tree management plan without a tree
property that includes criteria for the removal of certain removal permit, except for trees designated as heritage
trees in the future by anticipating the eventual growth of trees. (Ord. 14-2126, § 3 (part), 2014; Ord. 13-2107, § 2
trees on the property and specifying a time frame in which (part), 2013; Ord. 2085, §2(part),2011; Ord. 2003, 2007)
the trees may require removal to prevent overcrowding of
trees. Additional criteria may be considered for the phased 1�S.III.150 Exemptions.
removal of trees, including, but not limited to: site A. A tree removal permit is not required in the
maintenance, accessibility improvements, natural tree following situations:
lifespan, and landscape/site improvements that are 1. Non-mature specimen tree(s) with single-trunk
determined to be appropriate by the Community less than twelve inches DBH or multi-trunk less than
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A. Application. An application for a tree 2. Thinnulg out/removing of trees in accordance
management plan shall contain the following: with a recorded tree management plan that has been
1. A tree plan indicating all existing trees to be approved in accordance with Section 14.18.140.
retained and all new trees to be planted that are part of the 3. Public utility actions,under the jurisdiction of the
approved landscape plan; Public Utilities Commission of the State of California, as
2. Labeling of the species, size in DBH at planting may be necessary to comply with their safety regulations,or
time or at time of tree management plan approval, location to maintain the safe operation of their facilities.
and eventual growth size of each tree on the plan; B. The following circumstances warrant the removal
3. A written explanation of the specific tree(s)to be of trees prior to securing a permit from the City; however
removed, including the eventual growth size in DBH at a tree removal permit application, with no application fees
which time the tree is to be removed, and a time frame in or noticing required,must be filed within five working days
which the tree(s) will reach the eventual growth size; as described in Sections 14.18.170. Tree replacements may
4. Tree survey plan indicating the number, be required in conjunction with approval of this tree removal
location(s), variety and size(measured four and a half feet permit(Section 14.18.160):
above grade) of tree(s) to be removed; 1. Removal of a protected tree in case of emergency
5. A strategic replacement planting plan to manage caused by the hazardous or dangerous condition of a tree,
growth during tree growth phases; requiring immediate action for the safety of life or propert��,
6. An arborist report from an arborist certified by including but not limited to, (e.g., a tree about to fall onto
the International Society of Arboriculture for all mature a principle dwelling due to heavy wind velocities, a tree
specimen trees; and deemed unsafe,or a tree having the potential to immediately
7. Notice and posting to residence, Section damage existing or proposed essential structures), but only
14.18.130, upon order of the Director of Community Development, or
B. Approval authority. An application for a tree any member of the sheriff or fire department. However, a
management plan in conjunction with a development subsequent application for tree removal must be filed within
application shall be considered by the approval authority five working days as described in Sections 14.18.110
concerning the same property as the affected tree through 14.18.120. The Director of Community
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Development will approve the retroactive tree removal 2. The approval authority shall work with the
permit application and may require tree replacements in applicant/property owner of the tree removal permit to
conjunction with the approval. No application fee or other determine the location of the replacement tree(s). •
approval process shall be required in,this situation. B. In lieu fees.The following provisions apply to all
zones unless otherwise noted below:
2. Dead trees, as determined by the Director of 1. If a replacement tree cannot reasonably be planted
Community Development prior to removal. However, a on the subject property as determined by a certified arborist,
subsequent application for a tree removal must be filed an in-lieu fee shall be paid by the person requesting the tree
within five��orking days as described in Section 14.18.110 removal permit. Fees shall be paid to the City's Tree Fund
through 14.18.120. The Director of Communiry to:
Development will approve the retroactive tree removal a. Add or replace trees on public property in the
permit application and may require tree replacements in vicinity of the subject property; or
conjunction with the approval. No application fee or other b. Add trees or landscaping on other City property.
approval process shall be required in this situation. (Ord. 2. The in-lieu fee for a mature specimen tree with
14-2126, § 3 (part), 2014; Ord. 13-2107, § 2 (part), 2013; trunk size equal to or less than thirty-six inches, shall be
Ord. 2085, § 2(part), 2011; Ord. 2003, 2007; Ord. 1835, based upon the purchase and installation cost of the
� (part), 1999; Ord. 1715, (part), 1996; Ord. 1630, (part), replacement tree as determined by the Director of
1993; Ord. 1543, § 7.1, 1991) Community Development.
3. The in-lieu tree replacement fee for a heritage
14.1�.160 Tree Replacement. tree or tree with a trunk size greater than thirty-six inches,
A. Tree replacement: shall be based upon the valuation of the removed tree by
1. The approval authority may impose the following using the most recent edition of the ISA Guide for Plant
repia�erc�er�t standar�s f�r apprava: of eacY: tr�e :o be Aggrais�published b;�the C�n„nr.�.nf Tree and T.andscape
removed in conjunction with an approved tree removal Appraisers.
permii, unless deemed otherwise by the approval authority. 4. If the subject property is within the R1, A1, A,
Table 14.18.160A may be used as a basis for this PHS, and R2 zones, the person requesting the tree removal �
requirement. permit has the option to pay the fee in-lieu of planting a
replacement tree. Where the applicant would.like to plant a
Table 14.I8.I60A-Replacenzent Ti•ee Guideli�zes replacement tree,but demonstrates it is physically infeasible
to plant on the subject property, the in-lieu fee shall be
based on the purchase and installation cosi of the
Dianaeter of Ti•u�zk Size of Replacenae�zt Trees replacement tree as determined, by the Director of
Renaoved Tree (Measured Community Development. In cases where it is physically
4%feet above grade) feasible to plant,but the applicant chooses to pay the in-lieu
Up to 12 inches* One 24" box tree fee instead of planting a replacement tree on the subject
property, payment shall be equivalent to one and one-half
Over 12 inches and up to 18 Two 24" box trees or the calculated in-lieu tree replacement fee. (Ord. 14-2126,
inches One 36" box tree §3(part),2014;Ord. 13-2017, §2(part),2013; Ord. 2085,
§ 2(part), 2011)
Over 18 inches and up to 36
inches 14.1�.170 Retroactive Tree Removal Permit.
An application for a retroactive tree removal shall be
Over 36 inches One 36" box tree required for any protected tree removal prior to approval of
Heritage tree One 48" box tree a tree removal permit.The application shall be filed with the
Developmez�t of Community Development on forms
* Does not apply to R1, Al, A, RHS, and R2 zones prescribed by the Director of Community Development and
except required privacy plantings trees in R1 zones shall be subject to the requirements of a tree removal
permit. The applicant shall pay a retroactive tree removal
permit fee as determined by the Director of Community
Development. (Ord. 14-2126, § 3 (part), 2014; Ord.
13-2107, §2(part),2013;Ord.2085, §2(part),2011;Ord.
2003, 2007) �
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14.18.180 Review, Determination and Findings. 14.18.200 Protection During Construction. •
A. The approval authority shall approve a tree Protected trees and other trees/plantings required to be
removal permit only after making at least one of the retained by virtue of a development application, building
following findings: permit, or tree removal permit shall be protected during
1. That the tree or trees are irreversibly diseased, demolition, grading and construction operations. The
are in danger of falling, can cause potential damage to applicant shall guarantee the protection of the existing tree(s)
existing or proposed essential structures, or interferes with on the site through a financial instrument acceptable to the
private on-site utility services and cannot be controlled or Director of Community Development. (Ord. 14-2126, § 3
remedied through reasonable relocation or modification of (part), 2014; Ord. 13-2107, § 2(part), 2013; Ord. 2085, §
the structure or utility services; 2(part), 2011; Ord. 2003, 2007; Ord. 1543, § 10.1, 1991)
2. That the location of the trees restricts the
economic enjoyment of the property by severely limiting the 14.18.210 �rotection Plan Before Demolition,
use of property in a manner not typically experienced by Grading or Building Permit Granted.
owners of similarly zoned and situated properry, and the A. A plan to protect trees described in Section
applicant has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the approval 14.18.200 shall be submitted to the Director of Public
authority that there are no reasonable alternatives to Works and to the Director of Communiry Development prior
preserve the tree(s). to issuance of a demolition, grading or building permit. The
3. That the protected tree(s) are a detriment to the plan shall be prepared and signed by a licensed landscape
subject property and cannot be adequately supported architect or arborist certified by the International Society of
according to good urban forestry practices due to the Arboriculture and shall be approved by the Director of
overplanting or overcrowding of trees on the subject Communiry Development. The Director of Community
property. Development shall evaluate the tree protection plan based
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between twelve inches DBH and twenty-four inches DBH, at the end of this chapter.
or multi-trunk between twenty-four inches DBH and B. The Director of Community Development may
forty-eight inches DBH in Rl, A1, A, RHS, and R2 zones waive the requirement for a tree protection plan both where
will be replaced by planting a replacement tree and/or by the construction activity is determined to be minor in nature
contribution to the City's Tree Fund. (minor building or site modification in any zone) and where
B. The approval authority may refer the application the proposed activity will not significantly modify the
to another department or commission for a report, its ground area within the drip line or the area immediately
review, recommendation and/or decision. surrounding the drip line of-the tree. The Director of
C. The approval authority shall approve, Community Development shall determine whether the
conditionally approve or deny the application. construction activity is minor in nature and whether the
D. The approval authority may require tree activity will significantly modify the ground area around the
replacement(s) or accept a tree replacement in-lieu fee per tree drip line. (Ord; 14-2126, § 3 (part), 2014; Ord.
Section 14.18.160 in conjunction with a tree removal 13-2107, §2(part),2013;Ord.2085, §2(part),2011; Ord.
permit. (Ord. 14-2126, § 3 (part), 2014; Ord. 13-2107, § 2003, 2007; Ord. 1543, § 10.2, 1991)
2 (part), 2013; Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011; Ord. 2003,
2007; Ord. 1573, § 9.1, 1991; Ord. 1543, § 9.1, 1491) 14.18.220 Penalty.
- Violation of this chapter is deemed an infractionunless
14.18.190 Notice of Action on Permit-Appeal. otherwise specified. Any person or property owners, or his
A. Notice of the decision on an application for a or her agent or representative who engages in tree cutting or
protected tree removal permit shall be provided in removal without a valid tree removal permit is guilty of an
accordance with Section 19.12.150. The notice of decision � infraction as outlined in Chapter 1.12 of this code and/or
shall be personally delivered or mailed to the applicant. may be required to comply with Sections 14.18.160 and
B. Any decision made by the approval authority on 14.18.170. (Ord; 14-2126, §3(part),2014; Ord. 13-2107,
the tree removal application may be appealed in accordance § 2 (part), 2013; Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011; Ord. 2003,
with Chapter 19.12. (Ord. 14-2126, § 3 (part), 2014; Ord. 2007; Ord. 1810, (part), 1999; Ord. 1731, (part), 1996;
13-2107, § 2(part), 2013; Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011) Ord. 1543, § 12.1, 1991)
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APPENDIX A
STANDARDS FOR THE PROTECTION OF TREES DURING GRADING AND CONSTRUCTION
OPERATIONS
The purpose of this appendix is to outline standards pertaining to the protection of trees described in Section 14.18.200
and Section 14.18.210 of Chapter 14.18. The standards are broad. A licensed landscape architect or International Society of
Arboriculture certified arborist shail be retained to certify the applicability of the standards and develop additional standards
as necessary to ensure the property care, maintenance, and sur�rival of trees designated for protection.
Standards
1. A site plan shall be prepared describing the relationship of proposed grading and utility trenching to the trees designated
for preservation.Construction and grading should not significantly raise or lower the ground level beneath tree drip lines.
If the ground level is proposed for modification beneath the drip line, the architect/arborist shall address and mitigate
the impact to the tree(s).
2. All trees to be preserved on the property and all trees adjacent to the property shall be protected against damage during
construction operations by constructing a six-foot-high fence around the drip line, and armor as needed. The extent of
fencing and armoring shall be determined by the landscape architect or arborist. The tree protection shall be placed
before any excavation or grading is begun and shall be maintained in repair for the duration of the construction work.
3. I�To construction operations shall be carried on within the drip line area of any tree designated to be saved except as is
authorized by the Director of Community Development.
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dug so as to preclude the cutting of roots. Prior to initiating any trenehing within the barrier approval by staff with
consultation of an arborist shall be completed.
5. Trees which require any degree of fill around the natural grade shall be guarded by recognized standards of tree
protection and design of tree wells.
6. The area under the drip line of the tree shall be kept clean. No construction materials nor chemical solvents shall be
stored or dumped under a tree.
7. Fires for any reason shall not be made within fifty feet of any tree selected to remain and shall be limited in size and kept
under constant surveillance.
8. The general contractor shall use a tree service licensee, as defined by California Business and Professiona] Code, to
pnme and cut off the branches that must be removed during the grading or construction. No branches or roots shall be
cut unless at first reviewed by the landscape architect/arborist with approval of staff.
9. Any damage to existing tree crowns or root systems shall be repaired irrunediately by an approved tree surgeon.
10. No storage of construction materials or parking shall be permitted within the drip line area of any tree designated to be
saved. �
� 11. Tree protection regulations shall be posted on protective fencing around trees to be protected.
(Ord. 14-2126, § 3 (part), 2014; Ord. 13-2107, §2 (part), 2013; Ord. 2085, § 2(part), 2011; Ord. 2003, 2007)
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I�eritage�['ree Y�ist �
(In conformance with Ordinance No. 1573, Section 4)
�1E�# S�EC�ES IVAl� LOCA1'ION ID��IGI�IATY01�1 PUd2POS1E
1 _ Pepper Tree 20971 Pepper Tree Lane Tree planted Mabel William Noonan's
Grandfather, Samuel Williams in 1888. Mabel
' was a teacher in the Cupertino Union School
District for 17 years, well loved and known for
' her enthusiastic promotion of Cupertino and its .
history.
2 Kolter Pine 20900 McClellan Road Planted between 1900 and 1909 by Karla
Friedrich. He was the Historian of Cupertino
until 1950. He was a resident of Cupertino and
a native of San Francisco, born in 1869.
3 Coast Live Oak 21971 McClellan Road Considered magnificent specimens to be
preserved.
4 Coast Live Oak 21971 McClellan Road Probably one of the largest trunk diameters seen
on these species.
5 Almond Tree 10026 Orange Avenue Planted by Samuel Williams.
6 - 38 California Fan Palm Avenue right-of-way Planted by John T. Doyle to line the main -�
Palms from South Foothill Blvd. To entrance to the Las Palmas Winery. Doyle was ;
Scenic Blvd. a prominent attorney, author, historian and �
vintner.
For additional information about these heritage trees, contact the Cupertino Historical Society or refer to City of Cupertino
file 81,004.154.
(Ord. 13-2107, § 2 (part), 2013) �
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APPEI+Td)IX B
STAI�TIDAatIDS�Oit Td�PR01'�CTdON O��`R�ES IDU�1�GgtAIDIIVG ANID CONS�tUC1'dON
O���tA�ION3
The purpose of this appendix is to outline standards pertaining to the protection of trees described in Section 14.18.220
of Chapter 14.18. The standards are broad. A licensed landscape architect or International Society of Arboriculture certified
arborist shall be retained to certify the applicability of the standards and develop additional standards as necessary to ensure
the property care, maintenance, and survival of trees designated for protection.
�tandards
1. A site plan shall be prepared describiiig the relationship of proposed grading and utility trenching to the trees designated
for preservation.Construction and grading should not significantly raise or lower the ground level beneath tree drip lines.
If the ground level is proposed for modification beneath the drip line, the architect/arborist shall address and mitigate
the impact to the tree(s).
2. �All trees to be preserved on the property and all trees adjacent to the property shall be protected against damage during
construction operations by constructing a four-foot-high fence around the drip line, and armor as needed. The extent of
fencing and armoring shall be determined by the landscape architect. The tree protection shall be placed before any
excavation or grading is begun and shall be maintained in repair for the duration of the construction work.
3. No construction operations shall be carried on within the drip line area of any tree designated to be saved except as is
authorized by the Director of Community Development.
4. If trenching is required to penetrate the protection barrier for the tree,the section of trench in the drip line shall be hand
dug so as to preclude the cutting of roots. Prior to initiating any trenching within the barrier approval by staff with
consultation of an arborist shall be completed.
5. Trees which require any degree of �11 around the natural grade shall be guarded by recognized standards of tree
� protection and design of tree wells.
6. The area under the drip line of the tree shall be.kept clean. No construction materials nor chemical solvents shall be
� stored or:dumped under a tree. `'
7. Fires for any reason shall not be made within fifty feet of any tree selected to remain and shall be limited in size and kept
under constanfi surveillance. �
8. The general contractor shall use a tree service licensee, as defined by California Business and Professional Code, to
prune and cut off the branches that must be removed during the grading or construction. No branches or roots shall be
cut unless at first reviewed by the landscape architect/arborist with approval of staff. �
9. Any damage to existing tree crowns or root systems shall be repaired immediately by an approved tree surgeon.
10. No storage of construction materials or parking shall be permitted within the drip line area of any tree designated to be
saved.
1 l. Tree protection regulations shall be posted on protective fencing around trees to be protected.
(Ord. 13-2107, §2(part), 2013; Ord. 2085, § 2(part), 2011; Ord. 2003, 2007)
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APPENDIX
REFERENCE PHOTOS OF SPECIMEN TREES PROTECTED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION 14.18.035
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