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Criteria to Receive Credits <strong>for</strong> Minimizing Total Disturbed Area<br />

To receive credit <strong>for</strong> protection of existing trees under a local regulation, the following criteria must be met:<br />

❑ Area has not be subject to grading or movement of existing soils.<br />

❑ Existing native vegetation are in a healthy condition as determined through a plant inventory and may not<br />

be removed.<br />

❑ Invasive vegetation may be removed.<br />

❑ Pruning or other required maintenance of vegetation is permitted. Additional planting with native plants is<br />

permitted.<br />

❑ Area is protected by having the limits of disturbance clearly shown on all construction drawings and<br />

delineated in the field.<br />

❑ Area is located on the development project.<br />

Designer/Reviewer Checklist <strong>for</strong> Minimize Total Disturbed Area<br />

ITEM YES NO N/A NOTES<br />

Do municipal requirements <strong>for</strong> open space and<br />

related resource protection exist? Applied here?<br />

Have related BMPs (Protect Sensitive Areas,<br />

Natural Flow Pathways, Riparian Buffers, Clustering)<br />

been applied?<br />

Has Potential <strong>Development</strong> Area been defined?<br />

Have infrastructure connections/constraints<br />

been analyzed?<br />

On site, have roads been aligned to fit topography,<br />

to parallel contours and minimize cut/fill?<br />

On areas previously cleared? With terracing?<br />

Compatible with natural flow pathways?<br />

On lots, have buildings been located to reduce<br />

disturbance?<br />

On lots, have maximum disturbance radii been<br />

established and applied?<br />

No disturbance areas shall be clearly delineated<br />

on construction plans and flagged/fenced in field<br />

Have no disturbance zones been assessed qualitatively<br />

<strong>for</strong> invasive management needs?<br />

LID <strong>Manual</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Michigan</strong> – Chapter 6 Page 80

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