Arborist Report a. The report shall provide an overall assessment, description and recommended work for all trees within the Park’s property.
Arborist Report. Xxxxxxx will provide a summary technical memo that will include the following: • Discussion of tree inventory methodology and data collection • Appendices with tree inventory data, photos and maps collected during Task 1 • Trees in the vicinity of construction that could be impacted by the proposed development activity • Recommendations for trees to be removed • Recommendations for trees to be protected • Tree protection fencing (type and locations) • Timeline for tree protection activities • List of protection measures and conditions to be taken during all development activities to ensure code compliance during development activities. Project Schedule Subject to change based on contract, it is estimated that fieldwork will take place in October 2022 and the arborist report and associated deliverables will be submitted by November 2022. Project Cost Estimate Work described above will be completed for a budget not to exceed $17,681. ADDITIONAL GEOENGINEERS SCOPE OF SERVICES XXXXXXXXX WAY NE (SR 104) AND 40TH PLACE NE ROUNDABOUT LAKE FOREST PARK, WASHINGTON FILE NO. 000-000-00 GeoEngineers is pleased to present our proposed additional scope of services for the proposed roundabout to be located at the intersection of Xxxxxxxxx Way NE, 40th Place NE and NE 184th Street in Lake Forest Park, Washington. We understand the proposed grading to construct the roundabout will result in higher cut walls along the northwest portion of the site, which are more suited to permanent soldier pile walls. Our additional services will include subsurface borings with a limited access drill rig to evaluate subsurface soil and groundwater conditions at the proposed wall location and geotechnical recommendations for the permanent walls. Our scope is based on our discussions with Transportation Solutions, our experience working during the preliminary design of the project, and our experience on similar soldier pile wall projects. Based on our project understanding, we propose our scope of services include the following tasks:
Arborist Report. The City of Rancho Xxxxxxx regulates impacts to protected trees under the City of Rancho Xxxxxxx Tree Ordinance (Ordinance) (City Code Article 19.12). Under the Ordinance, protected trees include all native oaks having a trunk diameter of at least six inches or greater and any tree species other than a native oak having a trunk diameter of at least 12 inches or greater on nonresidential property, or any tree planted as a requirement tree for site development, tree permit condition, landscape plan removal replacement, or other designated condition by the public works director or planning director. A tree permit is required for any ground disturbance within the dripline (defined as the longest measurement from the trunk to the edge of the canopy), major trimming, or other activities that may damage, kill, or remove any protected tree. Mitigation for the removal of, or significant impacts to, protected trees is required in the form of on− or off−site replanting on an inch−for−inch basis, payment of in−lieu fees, preservation credit, or a combination of these. At the discretion of the public works director, trees in poor condition that pose a danger to public safety require only a single replacement tree. A survey of all trees located within the planted median areas of the project site with a diameter−at−breast−height (dbh) of six inches or greater will be conducted. The tree survey will be conducted by International Society of Arboriculture Certified Arborist(s). A report will be prepared to document the methods and results of the tree survey. The location of each tree will be recorded with a sub−meter accurate global positioning system (GPS) or equivalent and each tree will be tagged with an aluminum tree tag. The diameter of each tree will be measured using a forester’s diameter tape measure. For multi−trunked trees, the diameter of each trunk will be measured. Each tree will also be evaluated for vigor and assigned a category ranging from poor (likely to die within five years) to fair (dead branches, xxxxx, rots, insects, etc.; but will survive more than five years) to excellent. Comments such as number of trunks, irregularities, scars or other growth characteristics or vigor indicators will be recorded for each tree. The height and dripline radius (or extent of canopy) of the trees will be visually estimated. The tree survey report will include a graphic depicting the location of all trees on the site. Trees protected under the City of Rancho Xxxxxxx Tree...
Arborist Report. The CONSULTANT will prepare an arborist report outlining how the project will comply with COBI tree regulations such as retention and replacement, and tree protection. The arborist report will be furnished for land use permits and will include one round of interdisciplinary review. Assumptions • This assumes that tree impact, tree protection, tree retention, and tree replacement plan information will be provided in report format, and sheets or figures depicting this information into the plan set will not be required. • The arborist report includes general coordination with the client and project team but does not include in-depth alternatives analysis for each individual tree in the project area.
Arborist Report. Upon completion of the fieldwork, tree information will be consolidated into an arborist report that summarizes tree information collected along with a discussion of any laboratory analysis recommendations. It will include photos as necessary to communicate and document any concerns. The report will also detail the recommended maintenance activities and priorities. Also, since the City of Xxxxxxx has concerns about the impact of the trees on air quality for the surrounding neighborhood, DRG will provide additional research and discussion of this issue within the report.
