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. ,. <br />� ' INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY CONSULTANTS, INC. <br />• t . <br />1729 208th Street S.E. #201 • Bothell, Washington 98012 • U.S.A. <br />November 26, 2003 <br />Mr. Larry Cram <br />City of Everett, Str�eet Department <br />3200 Cedar St. <br />Everett, WA 98201 <br />Re: Trees - 3401 Grand Ave, Everett, WA <br />Dear Mr. Cram: <br />At your request, I have examined four trees two white pine, a Douglas fir and a Blue Spruce <br />standing at 3401 Grand Avenue in Everett, Washington. The purpose of the examination <br />was to determine the hazard rating of the subject trees and to suggest remedial action if <br />appropriate. <br />The trees were examined on November 26, 2003 by Tom Hanson. <br />Tree detail is attached on the "Tree hazard Evaluation Forms". <br />The pine trees and Douglas-fir are 40 or more years in age. Tree # 2 has a double trunk but <br />the others are singles. All of these trees are in good condition. <br />In particular the pines are not displaying the common indicators of white pine blister rust (red <br />needles, heavy pitching, poor vigor) . <br />The Douglas fir is in very good condition but appears to have uplifted the sidewalk (under <br />repair at the time of my visit.) The root cutting required for the sidewalk appears shallow <br />(under 12-inches) and I don't expect sign�cant affect to this tree. <br />The Blue spruce is not a particularly long-lived speaes in this region and is subject to shoot <br />boring insects, however there is no indication of decline or insect infestation. <br />In my opinion these trees are healthy and in not in need of removal or other remedial action. <br />The pines should be checked periodically for rust infection, the Douglas-fir for decline from <br />the root cutting and the spruce for shoot borers and decline. <br />There is no warranty suggested for any of the trees subject to this r�port. Weather, laterrt <br />tree conditions, and future man-caused activities could cause physio/ogic changes and <br />deteriorating t►�e condition. Over time, deteriorating tiee conditions may appear and there <br />may be conditions, which aie not now visible which, could cause tree failure. This report or <br />the verbal comments made at the site in no way warrant the structura/ stability or long terrn <br />condition of any tree, but r�pr�sent my opinion based on the observations made. <br />Neariy all tr�es in any condition standing wifhin reach of imprr�vements or human use areas <br />r�present hazards that could /ead to damage or injury. <br />Please call if I can be of further assistance. <br />(425) 398-8830 FAX (425) 398-0930 <br />info@inforestry.com <br />
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