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M.V. ORDINANCE NO. 81- 52 Page -2- Willow, Cottonwood, American Elm, various nut and fruit trees, Ailanthus, Mountain Ash and Oregon Maple shall not be planted in any tree lawn. A tree planting program should be prepared by qualified landscape architects for trees along the public streets and public areas. Such program should consider the species to be used on specific streets along with regulations controlling spacing and also controlling the distance from curbs, street intersections, private driveways and street lights. Such program should be in accordance with the objectives of Policy No. 29, January, 1964, of the American Society of Landscape Architects. A11 trees planted. pursuant to this Section shall include the following as minimum specifications for each such tree: 1. The minimum caliper of each tree planted, regardless of species, shall be two and one-half (2-1/2) inches. The caliper measurement shall be taken twelve (12) inches above the ground line. 2. The minimum height for each tree planted shall be in relation to its caliper and species, and in accordance with the standards of the American Nurserymanos Association. 3. All trees planted shall be balled and burlapped. 4. All trees planted shall survive one (1) full growing season after the date it is planted. If, before `the expiration of one (1) full growing season after-the date it is planted, any such tree is either dead or in poor condition, ,based on the opinion of the Village Landscape Architect, shall be replaced by the developer during the~next planting season. All trees planted pursuant to this Section shall be inspected by the Village Landscape Architect to assure that all requirements herein have been fulfilled. Section 2. Existing Section 1119.11 of the Codified Ordinances of Mayfield Village is hereby repealed.