Heritage Trees Clause Samples

Heritage Trees. For review and permitting purposes, County will accept the previously completed 2005 Heritage Tree Survey in lieu of preparing an updated Heritage Tree Survey. Buyer reserves the right to field verify the accuracy and the applicability of the previously completed Heritage Tree Survey relative to the current Heritage Tree Ordinance. Heritage Trees which are located within the proposed Public Infrastructure Improvements shall be exempt from mitigation and/or replacement requirements as these improvements are essential to the permitted principal use consistent with Charlotte County Heritage Ordinance Land Development Regulations Section 3-9-100(e)(1)(b) (“Heritage Tree Ordinance”). Heritage Trees located within the remainder of the Property shall be reviewed consistent with the requirements of the Heritage Tree Ordinance. Buyer shall be responsible for cost of removing Heritage Trees (“Heritage Costs”) on the remainder of the Property at $150.00/DBH inch. Tree Credits received pursuant to Section 16. A. abovemaybe applied onlywithin the Propertyto offset Heritage Costs incurred on the remainder of the Property, provided that credits remain if any have been applied to offset Clearing Costs as defined above. Tree Credits unused at build out of the Property shall not be used outside the Property, and County shall have no obligation to reimburse Buyer for any unused value.
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