Get Tree Preservation And Protection Mitigation Form

Filling out the Tree Preservation and Protection Mitigation Form is an essential step for ensuring compliance with environmental regulations regarding tree preservation. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you complete the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to complete the form successfully.

1. To begin, click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Tree Preservation and Protection Mitigation Form. Open the form in the online editor to proceed with the filling process.
2. Start by entering the proposed development name in the designated field. Ensure that this reflects the title used for the project.
3. Next, provide the location address of the development. Include all relevant details such as street number, street name, city, and zip code.
4. Fill in the name of the engineer or landscape architecture firm involved with the project. This should be the firm responsible for the tree preservation plan.
5. Input the name of the engineer or landscape architect agent. This person will be the primary contact regarding the form.
6. Enter the telephone number of the agent for contact purposes. Include the area code for accuracy.
7. Provide an email address for further communication regarding the form and the project. Ensure this is an active and monitored account.
8. Complete the canopy measurements section by accurately inputting the total site area, existing tree canopy, and tree canopy preserved in the corresponding fields. Use acres and square feet as required.
9. Indicate the site percent minimum canopy required by filling in the appropriate percentage fields.
10. In the mitigation section, provide the required details about canopy removed below the specified limits and include the relevant measurements.
11. Assign a preservation priority by selecting either high, mid, or low priority for canopy preservation.
12. Input the number of 2-inch caliper trees you plan to plant as part of the mitigation effort.
13. Select the mitigation type requested by checking one of the available options: on-site mitigation, off-site preservation, off-site forestation, or tree escrow.
14. Once you have filled in all necessary fields, review your entries for accuracy. Save the changes made to the form.
15. Finally, you can download, print, or share the completed form as required for submission.

Complete your Tree Preservation and Protection Mitigation Form online today for straightforward environmental compliance.