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1
Live Oak
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51
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5
Cedar EIm
To Remain
151
5.5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removd
201
6
Live Oak
To Remain
2
Cedar Elm
To Remain
52
Bald Cypress
102
8
Live Oak
To Remain
152
7
Live Oak
To Remain
202
7
Live Oak
To Remain
3
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
53
Bald Cypress
103
8
Live Oak
To Remain
153
7.5
Live Oak
To Remain
203
8
Live Oak
To Remain
4
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
54
Bald Cypress
104
7
Live Oak
To Remain
154
6.5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
204
6
Cedar Elm
To Remain
5
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
55
Bald Cypress
105
7
Live Oak
To Remain
155
5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
205
6
Cedar Elm
To Remain
6
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
56
Bald Cypress
106
6
Live Oak
To Remain
156
6.5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
206
6.5
Cedar EIm
To Remain
7
8
Crepe Myrtle
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
To Remain
57
58
Bald Cypress
Bald Cypress
107
108
7
6.5
Live Oak
Live Oak
To Remain
To Remain
157
158
5.5
6
Bald Cypress
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
To Be Removed
207
208
6
6
Cedar EIm
Live Oak
To Remain
To Remain
9
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
59
Bald Cypress
109
7
Live Oak
To Remain
159
4.5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
209
6.5
Cedar EIm
To Remain
10
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
60
Cedar Elm
110
7
Live Oak
To Remain
160
7
Bald Cypress
To Be Removes
210
6.5
Live Oak
To Remain
11
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
61
Cedar Elm
111
6
Live Oak
To Remain
161
6
Live Oak
To Remain
211
6
Cedar Elm
To Remain
12
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
62
Cedar Elm
112
5
Cedar EIm
To Remain
162
6
Live Oak
To Remain
212
6
Cedar EIm
To Remain
13
Live Oak
To Remain
63
Cedar Elm
113
5
Cedar EIm
To Remain
163
6
Live Oak
To Remain
213
7
Live Oak
To Remain
14
Live Oak
To Remain
64
Cedar Elm
114
5
Cedar EIm
To Remain
164
6
Live Oak
To Remain
214
6
Cedar EIm
To Remain
15
Live Oak
To Remain
65
Cedar EIm
115
5
Cedar Elm
To Remain
165
7
Live Oak
To Remain
215
6.5
Cedar Elm
To Remain
16
Live Oak
To Remain
66
Cedar Elm
116
9
Bald Cypress
To Remain
166
7
Live Oak
To Remain
216
6
Cedar Elm
To Remain
17
Live Oak
To Remain
67
Cedar Elm
117
9
Bald Cypress
To Remain
167
7
Live Oak
To Remain
217
7
Live Oak
To Remain
18
Live Oak
To Remain
68
Live Oak
118
9
Bald Cypress
To Remain
168
7
Cedar Elm
To Remain
218
8
Cedar Elm
To Remain
19
Live Oak
To Remain
69
Live Oak
119
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
169
7
Cedar Elm
To Remain
219
6
Cedar Elm
To Remain
20
Live Oak
To Remain
70
Live Oak
120
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
170
7
Cedar Elm
To Remain
220
6
Cedar EIm
To Remain
21
Live Oak
To Remain
71
Live Oak
121
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
171
7
Cedar Elm
To Remain
221
6
Cedar Elm
To Remain
22
Live Oak
To Remain
72
Cedar Elm
122
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
172
7
Cedar Elm
To Remain
222
7
Bald Cypress
To Be Remo
23
Live Oak
To Remain
73
Cedar Elm
123
8.5
Bald Cypress
To Remain
173
7
Cedar Elm
To Remain
24
Live Oak
To Remain
74
Cedar Elm
124
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
174
7
Cedar EIm
To Remain
25
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
75
Cedar Elm
125
8.5
Bald Cypress
To Remain
175
6
Live Oak
To Remain
26
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
76
Cedar Elm
126
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
176
6
Live Oak
To Remain
27
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
77
Cedar Elm
127
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
177
6.5
Live Oak
To Remain
28
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
78
Cedar EIm
128
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
178
6.5
Live Oak
To Remain
29
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
79
Cedar Elm
129
9
Bald Cypress
To Remain
179
6
Live Oak
To Remain
30
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
80
Live Oak
130
8.5
Bald Cypress
To Remain
180
6
Live Oak
To Remain
31
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
81
Live Oak
131
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
181
6.5
Live Oak
To Remain
32
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
82
Live Oak
132
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
182
7
Live Oak
To Remain
33
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
83
Live Oak
133
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
183
7
Live Oak
To Remain
34
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
84
Live Oak
134
8.5
Bald Cypress
To Remain
184
7
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
35
Cedar Elm
To Remain
85
Live Oak
135
8.5
Bald Cypress
To Remain
185
7
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
36
Cedar Elm
To Remain
86
Live Oak
136
8
Bald Cypress
To Remain
186
7
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
37
Cedar Elm
To Remain
87
Live Oak
137
4.5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
187
7
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
38
Cedar Elm
To Remain
88
Live Oak
138
5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
188
7
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
39
Cedar Elm
To Remain
89
Live Oak
139
5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
189
7
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
40
Cedar Elm
To Remain
90
Cedar Elm
140
5.5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
190
7
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
41
Cedar Elm
To Remain
91
Live Oak
141
8
Live Oak
To Remain
191
7
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
42
Bald Cypress
To Remain
92
Cedar Elm
142
8
Live Oak
To Remain
192
7
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
43
Bald Cypress
To Remain
93
Cedar Elm
143
7
Cedar Elm
To Remain
193
7
Crepe Myrtle
To Remain
44
Bald Cypress
To Remain
94
Cedar EIm
144
5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
194
6
Live Oak
To Remain
45
Bald Cypress
To Remain
95
Cedar Elm
145
5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
195
6
Live Oak
To Remain
46
Bald Cypress
To Remain
96
Live Oak
146
7
Live Oak
To Be Removed
196
7
Live Oak
To Remain
47
Bald Cypress
To Remain
97
Cedar Elm
147
8
Cedar Elm
To Remain
197
7
Live Oak
To Remain
48
Bald Cypress
To Remain
98
Cedar Elm
148
4
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
198
6.5
Live Oak
To Remain
49
Bald Cypress
To Remain
99
Cedar Elm
149
4.5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
199
7
Live Oak
To Remain
50
Bald Cypress
To Remain
100
Cedar Elm
150
5.5
Bald Cypress
To Be Removed
200
7
Live Oak
To Remain
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Gross Retribution
(minus)
Total caliper inches of trees
saved (divided by)
Total caliper inches trees on -site
6" caliper plus at Breast Height
(equals)
Preservation credit
(times)
Gross retribution
(equals)
Preservation Credit
(minus)
Landscaping Credit
(equals)
(18) trees, 3" cal. req. by ordinance
(18) 3" cal. (50% max.)
(18) trees, 1" cal. above required
Net Retribution
O
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0
0
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0
0
95.5"
1323"
1418.50"
.933%
95.5"
89"
27"
18"
0
TR
222 EXISTING TREES EXISTING ON SITE.
19 TREES TO BE REMOVED.
10 TREES ARE OVER 6" CALIPER- BREAST HEIGHT
9 TREES ARE LESS THEN 6" CALIPER- BREAST HEIGHT
TREES 6" CALIPER OR ABOVE AT BREAST HEIGHT ARE
CALCULATED IN THE TREE RETRIBUTION CALCULATIONS
BUILDING
600,000 S.F.
d
EXISTING TREE NOTES
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7. Tree Attachments: No signs, wires or other attachments, other than
those of a protective nature shall be attached to any tree.
8. Vehicular Traffic: No vehicular and construction equipment traffic or
parking is allowed within the limits of the dripline of trees.
9.
Existing trees to remain shall be protected during construction from
tree structure damage and compaction of soil under and around
dripline (canopy) of tree.
If any root structure is damaged during adjacent
excavation /construction, notify the Architect immediately. It Is
recommended that a licensed Arborist be secured for the treatment
of any possible tree wounds.
No disturbance of the soil greater than 4" shall be located closer to
the tree trunk than 1/2 the distance of the drip fine to the tree trunk.
A minimum of 75% of the drip line and root zone shall be preserved
at natural grade.
Any fine grading done within the critical root zones of the protected
trees must be done with light machinery such as a bobcat or light
tractor. No earth moving equipment with tracks is allowed within the
critical root zone of the trees.
Material Storage: No materials intended for use in construction or
waste materials accumulated due to excavation or demolition shall
be placed within the limits of the dripflne of any tree.
Equipment Cleaning /Liquid Disposal: No equipment may be
cleaned, toxic solutions, or other liquid chemicals shall be deposited
within the limits of the dripline of a tree. This would include but not
be limited to paint, oil, solvents, asphalt, concrete, mortar, primers,
etc.
Boring of Utilities: May be permitted under protected trees in certain
circumstances. The minimum length of the bore shall be the width of
the tree's canopy and shall be a minimum depth of forty -eight (48
inches.
10. Trenching: Any irrigation trenching which must be done within the
critical root zone of a tree shall be dug by hand and enter the area in
a radial manner.
11. Tree Flagging: All trees to be removed from the site shall be flagged
by the Contractor with bright red vinyl tape (3" width) wrapped
around the main trunk at a height of four (4') feet above grade.
Flagging shall be approved by Landscape Architect prior to any tree
removal. Contractor shall contact Landscape Architect with 72 hour
notice to schedule on -site meeting.
12. Protective Fencing: All trees to remain, as noted on drawings, shall
have protective fencing located at the tree's dripline. The protective
fencing may be comprised of snow fencing, orange vinyl construction
fencing, chain link fence or other similar fencing with a four (4') foot
approximate height. The protective fencing will be located as
indicated on the Tree Protection Detail(s).
13. Bark Protection: In situations where a tree remains in the immediate
area of intended construction, the tree shall be protected by
enclosing the entire circumference of the tree's trunk with lumber
encircled with wire or other means that does not damage the tree.
Refer to Tree Protection Detail(s).
14. Construction Pruning: In a case where a low hanging limb is broken
during the course of construction, the Contractor shaft notify the
Landscape Architect immediately. In no instance shall the
Contractor prune any portion of the damaged tree without the prior
approval by the Landscape Architect.
0
143
168 -170
25
EXISTING TREE PLAN
SCALE 1"=50'-0"
50
100
TRUCK COURT
PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE
N 00° 44' 07" W 209:.78' 204 -207
24' FIRE LANE (TYP.)
PRIVATE DRIVE
222 160 59 158
96
10' UTILITY EASEMENT
97
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N 00° 41' 13" W 2,102.06'
smr
landscape architects, inc.
1708 N Griffin Street
Dallas, Texas 75202
Tel 2'4.871.0083
Fax 214.871.0545
Email srnr @smr -la.com
211 -213
152 -153
Civil Engineer
2080 N. Highway 360
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
Contact: Stephen Crawford
Contact: Ben Glowacki
Tel: 214 201 -1270
www.halff.com
sCrawford @halff.com
bGlowacki @Halff.com
24' FIRE LANE (TYP.)
214 -216
r)
TRUCK COURT
Architect
301 S. Oak Street, Ste. 100
Roanoke, Texas 76262
Contact: Rick Gilliland
Contact: Shane Harris
Tel: 817 -430 -3382
www.rgaarchitects.com
rick @rgaarchitects.com
shane @rgaarchitects.com
Owner
5430 LBJ Freeway
Suite 800
Dallas, Texas 75240
Contact: Richard Grath
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ARCHITECTS HILLWOOD
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
Tel: 972 201 -2964
Fax: 972 201 -2989
www.hillwood.com
Richard.Greth @hillwood.com
219 -221
Existing Tree Plan
Coppell Industrial
Tradepoint
Building 1
Lot 1, Block A
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Gross Retribution
(minus)
Total caliper inches of trees
saved (divided by)
Total caliper inches trees on -site
6" caliper plus at Breast Height
(equals)
Preservation credit
(times)
Gross retribution
(equals)
Preservation Credit
(minus)
Landscaping Credit
(equals)
(18) trees, 3" cal. req. by ordinance
(18) 3" cal. (50% max.)
(18) trees, 1" cal. above required
Net Retribution
O
0
0
0
ae
0
0
95.5"
1323"
1418.50"
.933%
95.5"
89"
27"
18"
0
TR
222 EXISTING TREES EXISTING ON SITE.
19 TREES TO BE REMOVED.
10 TREES ARE OVER 6" CALIPER- BREAST HEIGHT
9 TREES ARE LESS THEN 6" CALIPER- BREAST HEIGHT
TREES 6" CALIPER OR ABOVE AT BREAST HEIGHT ARE
CALCULATED IN THE TREE RETRIBUTION CALCULATIONS
BUILDING
600,000 S.F.
d
EXISTING TREE NOTES
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7. Tree Attachments: No signs, wires or other attachments, other than
those of a protective nature shall be attached to any tree.
8. Vehicular Traffic: No vehicular and construction equipment traffic or
parking is allowed within the limits of the dripline of trees.
9.
Existing trees to remain shall be protected during construction from
tree structure damage and compaction of soil under and around
dripline (canopy) of tree.
If any root structure is damaged during adjacent
excavation /construction, notify the Architect immediately. It Is
recommended that a licensed Arborist be secured for the treatment
of any possible tree wounds.
No disturbance of the soil greater than 4" shall be located closer to
the tree trunk than 1/2 the distance of the drip fine to the tree trunk.
A minimum of 75% of the drip line and root zone shall be preserved
at natural grade.
Any fine grading done within the critical root zones of the protected
trees must be done with light machinery such as a bobcat or light
tractor. No earth moving equipment with tracks is allowed within the
critical root zone of the trees.
Material Storage: No materials intended for use in construction or
waste materials accumulated due to excavation or demolition shall
be placed within the limits of the dripflne of any tree.
Equipment Cleaning /Liquid Disposal: No equipment may be
cleaned, toxic solutions, or other liquid chemicals shall be deposited
within the limits of the dripline of a tree. This would include but not
be limited to paint, oil, solvents, asphalt, concrete, mortar, primers,
etc.
Boring of Utilities: May be permitted under protected trees in certain
circumstances. The minimum length of the bore shall be the width of
the tree's canopy and shall be a minimum depth of forty -eight (48
inches.
10. Trenching: Any irrigation trenching which must be done within the
critical root zone of a tree shall be dug by hand and enter the area in
a radial manner.
11. Tree Flagging: All trees to be removed from the site shall be flagged
by the Contractor with bright red vinyl tape (3" width) wrapped
around the main trunk at a height of four (4') feet above grade.
Flagging shall be approved by Landscape Architect prior to any tree
removal. Contractor shall contact Landscape Architect with 72 hour
notice to schedule on -site meeting.
12. Protective Fencing: All trees to remain, as noted on drawings, shall
have protective fencing located at the tree's dripline. The protective
fencing may be comprised of snow fencing, orange vinyl construction
fencing, chain link fence or other similar fencing with a four (4') foot
approximate height. The protective fencing will be located as
indicated on the Tree Protection Detail(s).
13. Bark Protection: In situations where a tree remains in the immediate
area of intended construction, the tree shall be protected by
enclosing the entire circumference of the tree's trunk with lumber
encircled with wire or other means that does not damage the tree.
Refer to Tree Protection Detail(s).
14. Construction Pruning: In a case where a low hanging limb is broken
during the course of construction, the Contractor shaft notify the
Landscape Architect immediately. In no instance shall the
Contractor prune any portion of the damaged tree without the prior
approval by the Landscape Architect.
0
143
168 -170
25
EXISTING TREE PLAN
SCALE 1"=50'-0"
50
100
TRUCK COURT
PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE
N 00° 44' 07" W 209:.78' 204 -207
24' FIRE LANE (TYP.)
PRIVATE DRIVE
222 160 59 158
96
10' UTILITY EASEMENT
97
O
N 00° 41' 13" W 2,102.06'
smr
landscape architects, inc.
1708 N Griffin Street
Dallas, Texas 75202
Tel 2'4.871.0083
Fax 214.871.0545
Email srnr @smr -la.com
211 -213
152 -153
Civil Engineer
2080 N. Highway 360
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
Contact: Stephen Crawford
Contact: Ben Glowacki
Tel: 214 201 -1270
www.halff.com
sCrawford @halff.com
bGlowacki @Halff.com
24' FIRE LANE (TYP.)
214 -216
r)
TRUCK COURT
Architect
301 S. Oak Street, Ste. 100
Roanoke, Texas 76262
Contact: Rick Gilliland
Contact: Shane Harris
Tel: 817 -430 -3382
www.rgaarchitects.com
rick @rgaarchitects.com
shane @rgaarchitects.com
Owner
5430 LBJ Freeway
Suite 800
Dallas, Texas 75240
Contact: Richard Grath
142
O
ARCHITECTS HILLWOOD
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
Tel: 972 201 -2964
Fax: 972 201 -2989
www.hillwood.com
Richard.Greth @hillwood.com
219 -221
Existing Tree Plan
Coppell Industrial
Tradepoint
Building 1
Lot 1, Block A
0 111.01=11
o
RGA PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
REVISIONS: R
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TREE MITIGATION TABULATIONS
0
Gross Retribution
(minus)
Total caliper inches of trees
saved (divided by)
Total caliper inches trees on -site
6" caliper plus at Breast Height
(equals)
Preservation credit
(times)
Gross retribution
(equals)
Preservation Credit
(minus)
Landscaping Credit
(equals)
(18) trees, 3" cal. req. by ordinance
(18) 3" cal. (50% max.)
(18) trees, 1" cal. above required
Net Retribution
O
0
0
0
ae
0
0
95.5"
1323"
1418.50"
.933%
95.5"
89"
27"
18"
0
TR
222 EXISTING TREES EXISTING ON SITE.
19 TREES TO BE REMOVED.
10 TREES ARE OVER 6" CALIPER- BREAST HEIGHT
9 TREES ARE LESS THEN 6" CALIPER- BREAST HEIGHT
TREES 6" CALIPER OR ABOVE AT BREAST HEIGHT ARE
CALCULATED IN THE TREE RETRIBUTION CALCULATIONS
BUILDING
600,000 S.F.
d
EXISTING TREE NOTES
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7. Tree Attachments: No signs, wires or other attachments, other than
those of a protective nature shall be attached to any tree.
8. Vehicular Traffic: No vehicular and construction equipment traffic or
parking is allowed within the limits of the dripline of trees.
9.
Existing trees to remain shall be protected during construction from
tree structure damage and compaction of soil under and around
dripline (canopy) of tree.
If any root structure is damaged during adjacent
excavation /construction, notify the Architect immediately. It Is
recommended that a licensed Arborist be secured for the treatment
of any possible tree wounds.
No disturbance of the soil greater than 4" shall be located closer to
the tree trunk than 1/2 the distance of the drip fine to the tree trunk.
A minimum of 75% of the drip line and root zone shall be preserved
at natural grade.
Any fine grading done within the critical root zones of the protected
trees must be done with light machinery such as a bobcat or light
tractor. No earth moving equipment with tracks is allowed within the
critical root zone of the trees.
Material Storage: No materials intended for use in construction or
waste materials accumulated due to excavation or demolition shall
be placed within the limits of the dripflne of any tree.
Equipment Cleaning /Liquid Disposal: No equipment may be
cleaned, toxic solutions, or other liquid chemicals shall be deposited
within the limits of the dripline of a tree. This would include but not
be limited to paint, oil, solvents, asphalt, concrete, mortar, primers,
etc.
Boring of Utilities: May be permitted under protected trees in certain
circumstances. The minimum length of the bore shall be the width of
the tree's canopy and shall be a minimum depth of forty -eight (48
inches.
10. Trenching: Any irrigation trenching which must be done within the
critical root zone of a tree shall be dug by hand and enter the area in
a radial manner.
11. Tree Flagging: All trees to be removed from the site shall be flagged
by the Contractor with bright red vinyl tape (3" width) wrapped
around the main trunk at a height of four (4') feet above grade.
Flagging shall be approved by Landscape Architect prior to any tree
removal. Contractor shall contact Landscape Architect with 72 hour
notice to schedule on -site meeting.
12. Protective Fencing: All trees to remain, as noted on drawings, shall
have protective fencing located at the tree's dripline. The protective
fencing may be comprised of snow fencing, orange vinyl construction
fencing, chain link fence or other similar fencing with a four (4') foot
approximate height. The protective fencing will be located as
indicated on the Tree Protection Detail(s).
13. Bark Protection: In situations where a tree remains in the immediate
area of intended construction, the tree shall be protected by
enclosing the entire circumference of the tree's trunk with lumber
encircled with wire or other means that does not damage the tree.
Refer to Tree Protection Detail(s).
14. Construction Pruning: In a case where a low hanging limb is broken
during the course of construction, the Contractor shaft notify the
Landscape Architect immediately. In no instance shall the
Contractor prune any portion of the damaged tree without the prior
approval by the Landscape Architect.
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smr
landscape architects, inc.
1708 N Griffin Street
Dallas, Texas 75202
Tel 2'4.871.0083
Fax 214.871.0545
Email srnr @smr -la.com
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Civil Engineer
2080 N. Highway 360
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
Contact: Stephen Crawford
Contact: Ben Glowacki
Tel: 214 201 -1270
www.halff.com
sCrawford @halff.com
bGlowacki @Halff.com
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Architect
301 S. Oak Street, Ste. 100
Roanoke, Texas 76262
Contact: Rick Gilliland
Contact: Shane Harris
Tel: 817 -430 -3382
www.rgaarchitects.com
rick @rgaarchitects.com
shane @rgaarchitects.com
Owner
5430 LBJ Freeway
Suite 800
Dallas, Texas 75240
Contact: Richard Grath
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
Tel: 972 201 -2964
Fax: 972 201 -2989
www.hillwood.com
Richard.Greth @hillwood.com
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