City Council Regular Meeting

Satoshi Itostaffthat this will impact many projects. However, we will need to consider this in the Fairfax Circle Small Area Plan, as well as future stream restoration, flood mitigation, and outfall restoration projects, which will have impacts to the resource protection area. The Chesapeake Bay Ordinance also includes requirements for protection of mature trees allowing for their removal only when necessary. There are also requirements to mitigate removal and restore the buffer area and its functionality. The revisions also clarify that tree removal permits and their associated performance standards are separate and still apply to projects exempted from the Chesapeake Bay Ordinance. The revised ordinance also supports the Tree Preservation and Planting Guide,

Laszlo Palkostaffwhat what you all would want to see as well administrative goals include like we said establishing that advisory board to really continue to help institutionalize this and guide city staff and City Council and residents forward, adding staffing resources as well to help us with implementation and planning, and then going to the categories of services and support involving partners, the faith community, CSB, others, nonprofits to help us with the comprehensive approach to homelessness, including mental health services as well, and then the Fairfax Circle focus strategy, which was also discussed last night by the Planning Commission when they were looking at the Fairfax Circle small area plan as well, the concern about being able to proceed with