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6. The Conservation Easement have both the City of Lino Lakes and the RCWD named as easement holders. Tree Preservation All trees on the site that are to be protected shall be fenced off with orange fencing. This includes fencing all close -proximity bordering trees on other private property. Landscaping Boulevard trees are required at the rate of one (1) tree per lot frontage for single family and two family lots. Thirty-eight (38) boulevard trees are proposed which is compliant with the ordinance. The developer will escrow enough money to plant these trees. The city will plant them The city will choose the species 2. Pond area seed mix in their landscape plan is indicated as MNDOT mix 33- 641. There is no such seed mix that I could find. The developer must submit a native seed mix that is acceptable to the City. 3. All trees planted in pond areas with a native seed mix must be tolerant of fire. Fire is a tool used to maintain healthy native plant communities. This basically limits the species to Oak. 4. The developer should submit a substitution for Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple. Fall Fiesta is a good urban tree but does not do well in sandplain soils. A red maple would be a better choice. 5. All native seed areas must be installed by a city approved contractor knowledgeable in the establishment of native seed areas. 6. A 5-year maintenance plan acceptable to the city must be submitted. The developer must implement this maintenance plan. Surface Water and DWSMA St Clair Estates has two DWSMA classifications associated with the land. For the most part as seen in the DWSMA attachment, the area has a Moderate Vulnerability. Vulnerability determines what types of potential contamination sources must be managed within the DWSMA or as determined by the Department of Health. In the Moderate vulnerability areas of the DWSMA wells and tanks must be managed. • Page 2