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Appendix

ATTACHMENT 2 - TREE REGROWTH AREA

March 4, 2025Page 3211 section

A site map provided by the Strata identifying specific zones where native trees have naturally regenerated.

1 CALL TO ORDER
Identifies 5 specific zones of tree regrowthSpecies include Douglas fir, Arbutus, Cedar, and Ceanothus

ATTACHMENT 2 TREE REGROWTH AREA

Zone 1 Adjacent unit 43

Area contains several mature Douglas Fir overstorey which has naturally regenerated 6 Douglas Fir's marked by: [red star symbol]

Zone 2 Adjacent unit 1

Area behind the rock bluff has 2 very well established Arbutus as marked by: [orange circle symbol]

Zone 3 Behind unit 2

Area behind unit 2 has 2 well established Cedar tree's and 1 Douglas Fir via natural regeneration as marked by: [green circle symbol]

Zone 4 Behind unit(s) 4,5,6

Area contains several mature Douglas Fir overstorey which has granted us 3 very well established Douglas Fir, additionally we have noticed a very large Arbutus located behind unit #4 as marked by: [blue diamond symbol]

Zone 5 Behind unit(s) 10,11

Area contains 1 large Ceanothus Hedge planted by a previous owner along with 7 well established Arbutus and 1 Western red cedar as marked by: [blue square symbol]

Landscape Estimates by Phase

  • PHASE 1: two storey triplex – LANDSCAPE ESTIMATE $33,500
  • PHASE 2: two storey triplex – LANDSCAPE ESTIMATE $22,500
  • PHASE 3: three storey triplex – LANDSCAPE ESTIMATE $25,000
  • PHASE 4: three storey triplex – LANDSCAPE ESTIMATE $22,500
  • PHASE 5: three storey four plex – LANDSCAPE ESTIMATE $17,000
  • PHASE 6: three storey duplex – LANDSCAPE ESTIMATE $18,000
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Extracted from: 2025 03 04 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf