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, XIII. DISPOSAL OF DISEAS~D TREES
Trees that are found to be diseased by the A~tC, and to be in
. danger of contaminating other trees or .of spreading such tree
infection, disease or insects, shall be removed and disposed of, if
necessary, withbut undue delay and on an emergency ba~is, as the
circumstances may require.
XIV. NATURAL GROWTH TO BE PRESERVED
Every effort shall be put forth on all undeveloped property and
property in the process of development, to retain particular areas of
natural vegetative cover that is determined by the_ ARC to be fragile
ecosystem, unique valuable, desirable or nearly extinct in aur area,
unless it would unduly ~estrict the use of surrounding property or
create a condition of undue hardship on said owner.
XV. PROTECTION OF WATERFRONT
~ The ARC shall make ever_y effort to preserve the beauty and ~
quality of the waterfront in Bay St. Lucie Subdivision. Special
plants and grasses will be planted by the developer or ~he
Association. The Lot owner shall be responsible for maintaining the
required bank stabilization~plants,-grasses and materials on his Lot.
The ARC shall have the responsibility to supervise the main~enance of
the bank s~abilization materials and will work with all iot owners to
help them preserve and protect the banks from erosion.
XV. PROCEDURES OF ARC REPRESENTATIVE TO BE FOLLOWED
All necessary Frocedures outlined by the ARC, or said person
designated by the ARC, shall be followed especially in instances where
the grade site is to be raised or lowered around an existing plant,
where large paved areas will delete the water supply and aeration
necesgary for the life of the tree or shrub, or where a change in the
grade or drainage of development will seriously harm natural areas to
be retained.
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