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stumps will actually re-sprout live growth, and wil! continue to provide soma slope- <br /> holding capability. Since the removal of the hazardous trees has expoaed aome bare <br /> soil on the slope, it may be beneficial to re-establiah vegetative cover in thoae areas. <br /> Replanting with trees is not recommended, due to the di��wlty of establishing more <br /> desirable native species on a ateep slope and the possibility of creating a similar <br /> hazardous tree skuation in the future. Replanting with shrubs will provide cover to the <br /> bare soils for erosion control, additional root mass for soil stability, and will likely <br /> establish faster, with a greater degree of survival than tree apecies in the given sRuation. <br /> Suitable shrubs for a dry, west facing slope i c��ansorav (Holodiscus discolo�, <br /> snowberryfaod�n a e (Acer glabrum). It is recommended that the shrubs be <br /> installed in the fall, as seasonal rains will greatly improve the percentage of survival <br /> versus pianting in th� dry season. Additional consuftation with a geotechnical or civil <br /> engineer is recommended regarding the stabiliry of the slope, and possible erosion <br /> control and slope stability measures. <br /> _ vy.�'d - lnfa :oc�of�cr <br /> This repoR has been prepared as an assessment of the current condition of trees <br /> removed from and remaining on the project sRe, and may not be valid during or after <br /> construction. Every reasonable means has been used to examine the trees on the sfte, <br /> however, this report is a professional opinion and no expressed or implied guarantee is <br /> made of tree conditions on the site. No attempt has been made to determine the <br /> presence of hidden or concealed conditions which may contribute to the hazard or failure <br /> potential of trees on the site. The work for this report confortns to the standard of care <br /> employed by ISA CeR�ed Arbarists. No other representation or warranty ia made <br /> conceming the work or this report and any implied representation or warranty is <br /> disclaimed. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> �--' �'UU/�-�, <br /> Kevin Karlson, CertifiedArborist �ohi�,� <br /> ISA#PN-2649 4 2 5.�Z Z - OZ I � <br /> Enclosure: TreePhotos Qmnu4�4/ S�uurJc . <br /> — q -b� � ce�+er <br /> — Lenve S�r�bs <br /> 3 � <br />
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