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approval by the Campus Landscape Architect. Alternatives to removal include
construction activities. This means keeping clear of drip lines, also known as
transplanting, if feasible, or ecological compensation for removal by planting
fencing a minimum of 15’ away from the critical root zone of an individual or
stormwater management, and others. Therefore, no tree on campus should
the critical root zone. The most effective method is to install with protective
Limiting impact to root zone of the trees is imperative during any adjacent
Trees impart beauty and order to the campus and offer many sustainable
ect,
be removed by a project without prior and thoughtful consideration and
contributions from soil stabilization, minimizing urban heat island eff

cant vegetation.

TREE PROTECTION new trees. grouping of trees or signifi