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Memo <br />Environmental <br />Agenda Item 6D <br />To: Lino Lakes Environmental Board <br />From: Marty Asleson <br />Date: June 27, 2001 <br />Re: Tree Preservation Planning <br />The purpose of this agenda item is to review past and recent tree regulation efforts in <br />the City of Lino Lakes. Included with this review are several documents. <br />Ordinance NO 15 — 90, City Of Lino Lakes 1007. Shade Tree Ordinance, was <br />approved by the City Council on March 25th, 1991. Staff member Marty Asleson <br />wrote Ordinance NO 15 — 90, with citizen input from a council approved Shade Tree <br />Ordinance Review Committee. The Shade Tree Ordinance Review Committee <br />consisted of one member from the Economic Development Committee, one member <br />from the Park Board, one member from the Design Review Committee, Staff <br />member Marty Asleson, and the Mayor. Ordinance 15 — 90 was one of the first <br />attempts in the Twin Cities at regulating development practices around tree and <br />forest areas. <br />After several Shade Tree Ordinance Review Committee meetings, the Draft Shade <br />Tree Ordinance and binding Tree Preservation Policy and Guidelines were <br />presented to the City Council on March 11, 1991 for consideration. Please note that <br />first reading discussion talks about section 1007.12, having to do with Protection of <br />Trees. This section refers to a tree preservation plan to be submitted by all <br />developers, builders, and soil disturbance project areas. This is the only section of <br />the ordinance that refers to trees other than public trees. This reading of ordinance <br />15 -90 was approved. <br />The second reading of Ordinance 15 — 90 occurred on March 25th, 1991. The <br />City Council approved the second reading of the Shade Tree Ordinance at this <br />meeting and the ordinance went into effect On March 25th 1991. <br />• Page 1 <br />