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ORDINANCE 2004-041 <br />3. CHAPTER 926, LANDSCAPE AND BUFFER REGULATIONS, IS HEREBY AMENDED BY REVISING <br />SECTION 926.03, APPLICABILITY, AND BY ADDING SECTION 926.15, SINGLE-FAMILY LOT <br />DEVELOPMENT CANOPY TREE REQUIREMENTS, AS FOLLOWS: <br />Section 926.03. Applicability. <br />The provisions of this 'chapter shall apply to the development and maintenance of property in the unincorporated area of <br />Indian River County which is subject to the provisions of Chapter 914, Site Plan Regulations; Chapter 915, Planned <br />Development; and Chapter 913, Subdivisions and Plats, of the County Land Development Code. Section 926.15 of this <br />chapter shall apply to the development and maintenance of property in the unincorporated area of the County that is <br />subject to the provisions of Chapter 912 Single -Family Development of the County Land Development Code <br />Section 926.15. Single-family lot development canopy tree requirements. <br />(1) Two canopy trees as defined in Chapter 901 shall be planted or preserved on single-family lots in conjunction <br />with lot development Said trees are required to be planted or preserved prior to County issuance of a certificate of <br />occupancy for the residence. This requirement of two canopy trees shall not apply to any single-family lot where an initial <br />building permit application for home construction was submitted prior to March 14 2005 (the effective date of this <br />ordinance) Planted canopy trees shall be of a size quality and type as specified in Section 926.06 of this chapter. The <br />owner of the lot shall be required to maintain the canopy trees in viable condition. <br />(2) The following trees are approved for use to meet the single-family lot canopy tree requirement of this section. <br />Other canopy tree species may be used subject to county staff approval. <br />Live oax (yuercus var ani lana) <br />Laurel oak (Quercus hemisphaerica) <br />Diamond -leaf oak (Quercus lauri olia) <br />Red maple (Acer rubrum) <br />American holly( ex opaca) <br />Southern magnoliaMa noliarg andidora) <br />Sweet gum (Liguidambar styractflua) <br />Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis) <br />Seag_rape (Coccoloba uvi era) <br />Red mulberry (Morus rubra) <br />Slash pine (Pinus elliottii) <br />4. CHAPTER 912, SINGLE-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT, SUBSECTION 912.07(6), IS HEREBY AMENDED TO <br />READ AS FOLLOWS. <br />(6) Tree protection, tree removal, and land clearing, and. landscape regulations. Tree protection, tree removal, a d land <br />clearing, and landscape regulations e -an affect the development and maintenance of single-family parcels. <br />(a) Mangroves and dune (Atlantic Ocean beach area) vegetation may not be removed, cleared, or trimmed <br />without a special permit issued by the planning division. <br />(b) [Vegetative conservation.] <br />Underline depicts addition of text; strike depicts deletion of text. <br />I ',C:orrnnur,ity [:>evelt>pineik. t1s�r,112(?C..� Lt?il ]1}�'1 f 1 i�se (}rd ii i;i(o t )I tj_ _^i)04_ 'I iee Ord )(Y" -0 l .doc <br />