Tree Removal and Replacement Sample Clauses

Tree Removal and Replacement.  The LACMTA shall abide by the provisions of Article XVIII of the Agreement, “Tree Removal and Replacement.”
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Tree Removal and Replacement. Tree removal will be avoided wherever possible. The LACMTA shall strictly comply with a tree removal and replacement plan that will ensure that any landscaping removed as a result of C1045 Contract Construction is eventually returned to its condition prior to removal. The tree removal and replacement plan shall substantially conform to the following requirements: • New replacement trees shall be a 36” box of the same species and planted in the same location as the removed tree when not in conflict with new infrastructure, in which case the City’s arborist shall designate an alternative location and/or size; • New replacement palm trees shall be a minimum 20’ in height; • The LACMTA shall replace trees within six (6) months of restoration and completion of that portion of Wilshire Boulevard that may impact the tree. To the extent feasible, the LACMTA shall replace trees on an ongoing basis so long as doing so does not conflict with future C1045 Contract Construction; and • The LACMTA shall mitigate the City’s lost value as a result of tree removal by compensating the City for the difference in lost value between removed trees and new replacement trees, with the difference in value determined using the TFM (Trunk Formula Method) as defined in “Guide for Plant Appraisal, 9th Edition”. The LACMTA shall coordinate with the City’s arborist to ensure that the tree removal and replacement plan is executed to the satisfaction of the City’s arborist. The LACMTA or its contractor(s) shall maintain all trees landscaping installed by the LACMTA or its contractor(s) for a period of three (3) years from the date of planting and shall warranty the trees and landscaping for one (1) year after planting. Prior to the end of the one year warranty period, the City, LACMTA and its Contractors will conduct an inspection of all replacement trees and landscaping for general health as a condition of final acceptance by the City. If, in the City’s sole determination, a replacement tree or landscaping does not meet the health requirements of the City, then the LACMTA shall replace that tree within thirty (30) days. For any trees or landscaping that must then be removed, the original warranty shall be deemed renewed commencing from when the tree or landscaping is replaced.
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Tree Removal and Replacement. All damaged trees, with the approval of the City of Casa Grande, shall be removed and replaced. Tree debris shall be removed or chipped to be used as mulch. Tree stumps shall be removed by a mechanical xxxxx grinder or manually. Replacement trees will be specified by the Casa Grande Community Services Department.
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Tree Removal and Replacement. Some specialized tree maintenance activities, such as the installation of lightning protection systems and tree support systems (cabling and bracing), and micro-injection of systemic nutrients or pesticides are not addressed in this document. More information may be found on these topics at the websites listed in Section A7.5, Supplement I, Community Forestry Resources.
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Tree Removal and Replacement. The Contractor shall inspect for dead, damaged, and diseased trees within High Visibility Areas and provide a written report to DPW, Picatinny Environmental Division, and the COR/ACOR within five (5) working days of the end of SEP CY in Contractor format. The report shall identify by species, size, class, and location of all hazardous trees, insects, and disease problems that require immediate attention within the upcoming cutting window and a specific plan of action for corrections. Dead, declining, or otherwise hazardous trees to be removed and new replacement plantings shall be identified on an approved site plan. The Contractor shall paint an appropriate mark (typically visible red dot) on the trunks of trees to be removed. All tree removals and the associated schedules shall be approved by the DPW and Picatinny Environmental Division prior to implementation. All debris shall be removed within ten (10) calendar days of tree removal and damaged area shall be raked, leveled and seeded or otherwise remediated appropriately.
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