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The purpose of a tree review is to provide a process to evaluate whether mitigation proposed for tree removal is both appropriate and adequate, considering the purpose of the regulations that limit removal. Tree review also evaluates whether changes to tree preservation plans are appropriate, and determines the appropriate mitigation for trees lost due to violations of tree regulations.
When is a tree review required?
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Your lot is in a Scenic Overlay Zone and you want to remove a tree that does not qualify for removal in the standards of the Scenic Overlay zone.
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Trees in the Scenic Overlay Zone that do not qualify for removal under Chapter 33.480, Section 33.480.040.B.2.g, Preservation of Trees, or Section 33.480.040.B.2.h, Tree Replacement, may be removed if approved through tree review.
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Your lot is in the Rocky Butte Plan District and you want to remove a tree that does not qualify for removal in the standards of the Rocky Butte Plan District.
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You want to change the approved method of tree preservation or mitigation for a platted land division.
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Changes to the approved method of tree preservation or mitigation for a land division, where the Final Plat of the land division has been approved and recorded, may be approved through tree review. Changes to mitigation for development in the Environmental Overlay zone requires an Environmental Review.
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You have violated the tree protection and tree preservation regulations of Title 33.
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Corrections to violations of tree protection and tree preservation regulations of this Title, except for violations of the Environmental Overlay Zone and the Greenway Overlay Zone, are reviewed through tree review. Corrections to violations of tree preservation plans and of methods of tree preservation or mitigation approved through a land division review are reviewed through tree review.
The approval criteria that must be addressed for a tree review are located in Zoning Code Chapter 33.853, Section 33.853.040.
Tree Review Procedure
Corrections to violations of tree protection and tree preservation regulations of Title 33 are processed through a Type III procedure. All other tree reviews are processed through a Type II procedure.
APPLICATION FORMS
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| Adjustments |
| Requested to modify some regulations in the zoning code. |
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| Design Reviews |
| Required for some projects in the ‘d’ Design overlay zone. |
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| Environmental Review |
| Required for proposals in the Environmental Conservation ‘c’ or Environmental Protection ‘p’ overlay zones that do not meet environmental standards. |
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| Historic Reviews |
| Allows for review of alterations to existing historic resources and review of new development within designated districts. |
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| Marquam Hill Parking Reviews |
| Allows for parking within the institutionally developed portions of Marquam Hill in a manner consistent with the goals and objectives of the Marquam Hill Plan. |
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| Nonconforming Reviews |
| Determination of Legal Nonconforming Status Review and Nonconforming Situation Review |
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| North Cully Development Review |
| To ensure that certain large parcels in the Cully Neighborhood are developed in a cohesive manner, compatible with the neighborhood to the south. |
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| Tree Review |
| Required to allow tree removal in some areas, to change tree preservation mitigation methods for a land division, or for some corrections to violations of tree protection and tree preservation regulations. |
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| Zoning Changes |
| Required to change the zoning on the site if the proposed zoning is in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan designation. If a different zone is requested, a Comprehensive Plan Map Amendment Review is also required. |
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