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architecture, horticulture, forestry, or botany, and have at least three (3) years of significant work related experience in a land development or construction industry, or environmental regulation setting with direct interface with the land development or construction industry. Alternatively, the Environmental Planner may have a bachelor's degree in urban planning from an accredited college or university with at least three (3) years significant work related experience in the landscaping, horticulture, forestry, or environmental protection setting, provided such experience involved direct contact or interface with the land development or construction industries. e) Grubbing. The removal or destruction of any living rooted shrubbery; the denuding of a parcel by digging, raking, or dragging; activities which disturb the roots of such vegetation or the soil in which such roots are located in a manner which is calculated to result, or likely to result, in the death, destruc- tion or removal of such vegetation. f) Historic tree. A tree which has been determined to be of notable historic interest and value to Indian River County because of its location, or historic association, with the community, and which has been so designated by the County Commission in the Official Record Books of the County following a public hearing with due notice provided in advance by certified mail to the owner. g) Land clearing. The removal or grubbing, by any means, of any type of vegetation from land not including, however, activities governed by tree removal or mangrove alteration permits. h) Mangrove. Rooted trees and seedlings of the follow- ing species, but only when having a coastal or estuarine association: Red mangrove - Rhizophora mangle; Black mangrove - Avicennia germinans; White mangrove - Laguncularia racemosa; Buttonwood or Button - mangrove - Conocarpus erecta -4-