HomeMy WebLinkAboutApplicationMarch 9, 2012
Angie Conn
City of Carmel, DOCS
One Civic Square
Carmel, IN 46032
Dear Angie,
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Included with this letter is a site design review application and supplemental information
for Lot E /5A Blackwell Park Subdivision on 3rd Ave NE. We are filing these plans on
behalf of our clients Jeff and Wendi Butler.
Please note that this home was designed to accomplish the requirement that we not have a
full two story plan on Lot E. We believe this floor plan and elevation style will bring
another unique home to Old Town Carmel.
As previously discussed, we will be submitting this SDR package in two phases. Today
we are submitting the required information in order for us to pull the building permit.
This includes both the lot plan and the home plans with four -sided elevations.
The items we will provide for you at a later date, but prior to finalization of the home and
installation will be the following:
• Exterior Colors for Paint, Gutters, Roofing, and Brick
• Landscape Plan
Please let me know what additional information we can provide to you.
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u in . Moffett
The Old Town Design Group
1132 S. Rangeline Road
Carmel, IN 46032
317 - 966 -2023
March 9, 2012
jud Scoff
— CONSULTING ARBORIST
Blackwell Park Development Partners, LLC
Justin Moffett
1132 S Range Line Rd # 200
Carmel, IN 46032 -7566
Re: Custom Tree Preservation Plan for Lot 5A
4721 E. 146th St., Carmel, IN 46033
P: 317.815.8733 • F: 317.818.9865
judscottconsultingarborist.com
treeconsultant@aol.com
On March 7, 2012 I met on site with Justin Moffett, and future homeowners Wendi and Jeff Butler to review the Tree
Preservation planning for Blackwell Park- Lot E.
I determined that there are no key trees on this site to preserve. The trees each have issues that make them poor
candidates for preservation.
Specifically
o There is a small grouping of Scotch pine (Pinus sylvestris) that could be retained except they have very little life left.
They have evidence of pest infestation and little green foliage left.
o The trees in the center of the lot fall inside the house foot print.
o There are a couple scotch pines (Pinus sylvestris) that are suffering from Zimmerman pine moth and pine needle
blight in the North conservation barrier. These trees are not in good enough condition to preserve.
o The remainder of the North conservation barrier is made up of dead Black cherry (Prunus serotina) which should be
removed to lessen the threat of property damage.
This is a lot that will give the developer and property owner a chance to start with a clean slate and add new trees after
construction.
I certify that all the statements of fact in this report are true, complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief,
and that they are made in good faith. These trees have been inspected for preservation concerns and not for risk assessment
concerns. No claim is made as to their structural integrity.
Sincerely
Jud Scott Consulting Arborist L
Registered Consulting Arborist
American Society of Consulting Arbo
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