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Village of Scarsdale, NY
Westchester County
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A. 
Applications for subdivision or site plan approval or for activities in a freshwater wetland controlled area before the Planning Board; for special permits for tennis courts, swimming pools and other buildings before the Board of Appeals; and for permit approval before the Board of Architectural Review shall be accompanied by:
[Amended 2-13-2019 by L.L. No. 2-2019]
(1) 
A tree inventory plan, prepared by a tree expert or licensed landscape architect of all trees on the property having a DBH of four inches or more and trees having a DBH of three inches or less which are enumerated in § 281-3A, identifying all trees by common and botanical names, DBH and condition. The Planning Board may defer the inventory requirement in lot merger and subdivision applications for which no development is proposed.
(2) 
A tree preservation plan showing trees which are to be preserved identified by common and botanical name, DBH and condition. Methods for tree preservation in areas affected by construction activities shall meet standards set by Westchester County Best Management Practices Manual. This shall be documented on the tree preservation plan.
(3) 
A tree removal and replacement plan prepared by a tree expert or landscape architect, if required.
(4) 
An agreement by the applicant to post a performance bond, cash deposit or other surety where required under this article, in an amount to be determined by the Village Engineer and approved as to form by the Village Attorney, to assure replacement of trees shown on preservation or replacement plans which were not fully protected or properly planted as required under this article and which do not survive for two complete growing seasons after completion of construction and that it not be released until after the foliage is out at the start of the third growing season, at which time staff would be able to verify that the tree(s) had survived.
B. 
No certificate of occupancy shall be issued for new construction unless the applicant meets all conditions for providing a tree inventory, a tree preservation plan, a replacement plan and the posting of a bond and/or cash deposit, when required.