REYNOLDSBURG ZONING CODE 5. No development, clearing, thinning, construction, or work shall be performed in the preservation zone except for necessary construction as deemed necessary by the Planning and Zoning Administrator. If a preservation zone is disturbed at any time (including but not limited to utility construction and/or easement, building or grading construction) by the developer, contractor, subcontractor, house builder, property owner, or a representative, such disturbances that occur shall be restored to an approved condition. Diseased trees and/or diseased vegetation may be removed with the approval of the Planning and Zoning Administrator. Obnoxious weeds and/or brush of less than one inch (1”) caliper may be removed without destroying the integrity of the preservation zone. 6. No dirt, stones, wood, or debris shall be placed within the preservation zone. 7. Trees located in a preservation zone that have been pushed over, cut apart, blown over, or fallen due to aging and/or deterioration are the property owner’s responsibility to remove from the preservation zone. 8. A utility company servicing and/or installing utilities in the designated preservation zone shall also be subject to these restrictions. 9. These restrictions shall be printed on the final plat, the final development plan, and/or site plan. 10. Drainage shall not be changed in a manner that will damage the preservation zone. 11. The developer shall notify each property purchaser in the concerned subdivision and/or the development of the preservation zone requirements. Such notification shall be in writing and shall be submitted to the property purchaser at the time of closing. 12. The developer shall notify all contractors, utility companies, and/or cable companies doing work in the concerned subdivision of the preservation zone requirements. 155
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