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• • (b) Coniferous trees: No less than 6 feet high; (3) Replacement trees shall be species similar to the trees which were destroyed or damaged and can include those species shown on the following table: (a) Deciduous trees: maple, oak, linden, ash, honeylocust, birch, hackberry; (b) Coniferous trees: fir, red pine, white spruce, eastern red cedar, black hills spruce, white pine, Austrian pine, northern white cedar. (4) Unacceptable trees: The following trees are unacceptable because of structural instability, susceptibility to disease, or because they are invasive species: (a) Deciduous: Norway maple, Siberian elm, silver maple, cottonwood, amur maple; (b) Coniferous: Colorado spruce. (5) Replacement trees shall not be placed on easements or street rights -of -way. Prior to planting replacement trees, the subdivider or home builder shall submit for city review and approval the locations of the replacement trees. (Ord. 04 -03, passed 2 -24 -2003) IMPROVEMENTS § 1001.140 REQUIRED PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. (1) No final plat shall be approved by the City Council until improvements and construction of the land, streets, and trails, together with all other necessary facilities in the plat have been designed and satisfactorily arranged in accordance with provisions of the regulations for land improvement and construction and conditions of subdivision approval. In addition to construction on land, streets, and trails, the developer, as part of the final plat, shall install and pay for light poles, fixtures and street name signs as approved by the city and the utility company serving the location. The installations shall be completed before the street is surfaced. (2) The following is a detailed description of public improvements required to be completed for each final plat: (a) Grading, drainage, wetland mitigation, and erosion control; (b) Sanitary sewer facilities; DRAFT JANUARY 5, 2009