Street trees in Portland Development: Two Cases Rick Faber Urban - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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street trees in portland development two cases

Street trees in Portland Development: Two Cases Rick Faber Urban - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Street trees in Portland Development: Two Cases Rick Faber Urban Forestry Permitting and Regulation Specialist Click to update the date or subtitle January 1, 2018 Presenter Name , Title PORTLANDPARKS.ORG | Commissioner Nick Fish |

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PORTLANDPARKS.ORG | Commissioner Nick Fish | Director Adena Long

Click to update the date or subtitle – January 1, 2018 Presenter Name, Title

Street trees in Portland Development: Two Cases

Rick Faber Urban Forestry Permitting and Regulation Specialist

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11.05.010 Purpose

Title 11 Trees – The Tree Code

Together with education and

ther initiatives, these

regulations protect the health, safety, and general welfare of the citizens of Portland and are consistent with other plans and policies of the City. In so doing, the appearance of the City is enhanced and important ecological, cultural, and economic resources are protected for the benefit of the City’s residents and visitors.

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Chapter 11.50 Trees in Development Situations

11.50.060 Street Tree Planting Standards

Any proposed change in width in a public street right-of-way or any other proposed street improvement, including the development of new public streets, shall include areas for tree and landscape planting where practical. Utility connections and specifications for planting such areas shall be integrated into the site plan. One Street Tree shall be planted or retained for each full increment of 25 linear feet per side of street frontage. When the required number of trees cannot be planted, a fee in lieu of planting may be required. For projects affecting 200 linear feet of frontage or more, the applicant shall consult on the design of such improvements with the City Forester early in the project design phase to identify opportunities to integrate existing trees and maximize new Street Tree planting considering the planter width, the location of existing and proposed utilities, and visibility requirements

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Street Tree Planting Standards

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Case Study #1 Prior to Development

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Case Study #1 Plans and Review

224’

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Case Study #1 Final Results

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Case Study #2 Prior to Development

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Case Study #2 Plans

144’ Driveway Utility Vault Utility Vault Utility Pole Street Light Utility Vault

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Case Study #2 Plans

Fire Hydrant Driveway Utility Vault Utility Vault Utility Pole Street Light Utility Vault

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Case Study #2 Final Results

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Thank you!