§ 90.12 ACCEPTABLE TREES.

   (A)   Large trees.

Species	Common Name	Size	Cultivar
Acer rubrum	Red maple	40-60’	Various cultivars
Acer saccharum	Sugar Maple	60-75’
Celtis occidentalis	Sugar Hackberry	60-80’
Cercidiphyllum japonicum	Katsura	40-60’
Eucommia ulmoides	Hardy Rubber Tree	40-60’
Fraxinus americana	White Ash	50-80’	Autumn Purple
Fraxinus quadrangulata	Blue Ash	50-70’
Ginkgo biloba	Gingko (male)	50-80’	Autumn Gold
Liquidamber styraciflua	Sweetgum	60-70’	Festival, Moraine
Platanus acerfolia	London Plane	70-100’	Bloodgood
Quercus alba	White Oak	60-100’
Quercus coccinea	Scarlet Oak	70-75’
Quercus imbricaria	Shingle Oak	50-60’
Quercus muehlenbergi	Chinkapin Oak	70-80’
Quercus nigra	Water Oak	50-80’
Quercus phellos	Willow Oak	50-60’
Quercus robur	English Oak	60-80’
Quercus rubra	Red Oak	60-75’
Quercus shumardii	Shumard Oak	40-60’
Sophora japonica	Japanese Pagoda	50-70’
Taxodium distichum	Bald Cypress	50-70’	Shawnee Brave
Tillia cordata	Littleleaf Linden	60-70’	Chancellor, Greenspire
Ulmus parvifolia	Lacebark Elm	40-60’
Zelkova serrata	Japanese Zelkova	50-80’	Village Green

 

   (B)   Medium trees.

Species	Common Name	Height	Cultivar
Acer campestre	Hedge Maple	25-35’
Cladratis kentuckea	Yellowwood	30-50’
Gleditsia triacanthos	Thornless Honeylocust	30-50’	Various cultivars
Halesia carolina	Carolina Silverbell	30-40’
Koelreutaria paniculate	Goldenraintree	30-40’
Nyssa sylvatica	Blackgum	30-50’
Ostrya virginiana	Hophornbeam	25-40’
Oxdendrun arboreum	Sourwood	25-30’
Parrotia persica	Persian Parrotia	20-40’
Sassafras albidium	Sassafras	30-60’
Syrina reticulata	Japanese Tree Lilac	20-30’
NOTES TO TABLE: *Native trees denoted by bold lettering.

 

   (C)   Small trees.

SPECIES	Common Name	Height	Cultivar
Acer ginnala	Amur Maple	15-18’
Amelanchier laevis	Allegheny Serviceberry	15-25’
Cercis candensis	Eastern Redbud	20-25’
Chionanthus virginicus	Fringetree	15-30’
Crataegus phaenopyrum	Washington Hawthorn	20-30’
Craetegus vurudus	Green Hawthorn	20-30’	Winter King
Craetegus lavallei	Lavalle Hawthorn	15-25’
NOTES TO TABLE: *Native trees denoted by bold lettering.

 

(Ord. 528-03, passed 12-1-2003)