HomeMy WebLinkAbout2007-03-01 email Brizz new landscape planFW: St. Edward Trees
Minyard, Brian
From: Jay Brizzolara Ubrizz@werarch.comj
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2007 9:27 AM
To: Minyard, Brian
Subject: FW: St. Edward Trees
Brian,
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Attached is the revised proposed St. Edward Landscape plan. Please look it over & let me know if we need to do anything else
in order to get approval, thanks Jay.
Jay Brizzolara, AIA I Principal
WER Architects
901 West Third St.
Little Rock, AR 72201
501.374.5300 (office)
501.374.5247 (fax)
www.werarch.com
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From: Scott Landers <slanders@appliedtg.com>
Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 13:00:51 -0600
To: Jay Brizzolara <jbrizz@werarch.com>, <pastor@saintedwards.net>, Theresa Hall <hall@saintedwards.net>,
<rmatson@matsoninc.com>
Conversation: Trees
Subject: Trees
Just as an overview of our meeting with the city in regards to the Tree issue. The city appears willing to accept the
following substitutions pending the deliver of a revised plan and acceptance of a tree maintenance plan. Jay has
agreed to do this.
2 trees in front of school along 9th street to be Shumard Oaks placed 3' off of sidewalk.
2 trees in front of church on 9th street to be Crape Myrtles placed 3' off of sidewalk and maintained per letter of
agreement (will be provided by city)
The above trees were outlined in the conditional use permit and are an absolute requirement.
The 2 trees in front of the new school can be Maple
The tree on the Corner of 8th and Ferry can be a Crape Myrtle
We would also voluntarily maintain the remaining Crape Myrtles along the streets as 1-3 trunk trees allowing them to
grow to height. We would also plan to move some of the mature Crape Myrtles in front of the office to fill-in on
Sherman Street next winter.
Regards,
Scott Landers
President I CEO
3/1/2007
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