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Appendix

TREE RETENTION STATUS SITE PLAN

June 27, 2017Page 1661 section

Map and table identifying trees for retention or removal and outlining new planting commitments.

1 CALL TO ORDER
February 24, 2017144 large native trees to be planted22 medium native trees to be planted

Christie Point Redevelopment Plan - Rezoning

Craigowan Road, View Royal, BC

Sheet Title: Tree Retention Status

Aerial view crop of shoreline area
Aerial view crop of shoreline area
Aerial view crop of water surface
Aerial view crop of water surface
Aerial view crop of buildings near shoreline
Aerial view crop of buildings near shoreline
Aerial view crop of water and shoreline
Aerial view crop of water and shoreline
Aerial view crop of buildings and trees along shoreline
Aerial view crop of buildings and trees along shoreline
Aerial view crop of water surface
Aerial view crop of water surface
Aerial view crop of buildings and trees near shoreline
Aerial view crop of buildings and trees near shoreline
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of residential buildings
Aerial view crop of shoreline and water
Aerial view crop of shoreline and water
Aerial view crop of water surface
Aerial view crop of water surface
Aerial view crop of water surface
Aerial view crop of water surface

Tree Resource Chart (Excerpt from Arborist Review)

TAG d.b.h. (cm) Species CRZ Cond Health Cond Structure Retention Status Remarks / Recommendations
149 90 Douglas-fir 5.0 good fair unlikely Tree leans heavily away from building. Supporting roots will be on building side of trunk.
93 55 Garry oak 5.0 good fair unlikely Difficult to retain - most of canopy leans toward building.
94 18 Garry oak 0.0 dead dead remove Dead tree.
21 15, 2x20 Atlas mountain cedar 3.0 poor fair remove
453 70 Atlas mountain cedar 4.0 fair fair remove
454 60 Atlas mountain cedar 4.0 fair fair remove
455 40 pine 3.0 good poor remove
456 60 Atlas mountain cedar 4.0 poor fair remove
107 30 Western Red Cedar 3.0 good good removal Located within building footprint.
193 30 Douglas-fir 4.0 poor poor removal Dead central leader, uncorrected trunk lean.
195 45 Douglas-fir 4.0 poor poor remove Most of canopy dead. Remove or modify for wildlife habitat use.
196 33 English hawthorn 3.0 good fair remove Invasive tree species.
118 20 Norway spruce 3.0 good good remove Young tree. Located within building footprint.
257 44 Douglas-fir 5.0 poor poor remove Limited lifespan. Remove or reduce for habitat use.
255 19 arbutus 0.0 dead dead remove Canopy mostly dead.
217 57 Grand fir 6.0 good fair removal
Not Tagged 55 Douglas-fir 5.0 good good removal Located next to Grand fir #217.
210 55 Douglas-fir 4.0 poor poor remove Declining tree. Removal recommended.
277 90 Douglas-fir 9.0 poor poor removal Heavily impacted historically. Declining health. Removal recommended.
386 80 Douglas-fir 4.5 good poor unlikely Topped historically.
385 2x50 Douglas-fir 4.0 good fair unlikely Topped historically.
378 60 Douglas-fir 5.0 fair good unlikely Some stress.
339 36 Douglas-fir 4.0 poor fair remove Removal recommended.
367 30 Douglas-fir 3.0 poor poor remove Removal recommended.
369 3x30 arbutus 5.0 poor poor remove Extensive canker infection and decay. Removal recommended.

From Talbot Mackenzie & Assoc. Arborist Review, Sept. 25, 2016

New Tree Plantings:

From LADR Landscape Architects Christie Point Landscape Masterplan

  • Large native trees to be planted as part of development: 144
  • Medium native street trees to be planted as part of development: 22

Legend

  • Approximate new building locations (Blue outline)
  • Tree recommended for removal (health, condition, etc.) (Grey circle)
  • Tree recommended for removal (exotic / invasive species) (Pink circle)
  • Tree, retention unlikely (building conflict) (Orange circle)
  • Tree, retention not possible (building conflict) (Red circle)

Building Massing Summary

  • A: 76 UNITS | 2-6 STOREYS
  • B: 61 UNITS | 3-6 STOREYS
  • C: 60 UNITS | 6 STOREYS
  • D1: 64 UNITS | 3-6 STOREYS
  • D2: 64 UNITS | 3-6 STOREYS
  • E: 60 UNITS | 6 STOREYS
  • F: 50 UNITS | 4 STOREYS
  • G: 38 UNITS | 4 STOREYS

Project Notes

  • NOTE: DRAWINGS INDICATE SCHEMATIC MASSING CONCEPT ONLY. ALL FLOOR AREAS ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO FURTHER DESIGN REFINEMENT AND ENGINEERING INPUT.
  • PRESENT NATURAL BOUNDARY AS SURVEYED DEC. 2015
  • 15m OFFSET - NATURAL WATERCOURSE AND SHORELINE DP AREA

Project Information

  • D'AMBROSIO architecture + urbanism

  • 2960 Jutland Road, Victoria BC Canada V8T 5K2

  • tel: 250.384.2400

  • fax: 250.384.7893

  • eml: mail@fdarc.ca

  • web: www.fdarc.ca

  • Project No.: 1505

  • Date: Feb 24, 2017

  • Scale: 1:2000

  • Drawn by: NF

  • Chk'd by: FD

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Extracted from: 2017 06 27 Public Hearing Agenda - Agenda - Pdf