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o8i27%200J FRI 08:11 F.�S �2b Y5Y Y7b6 91VC�LL fiNT �002 <br /> . �1 <br /> 0 <br /> The )ay Group, Inc. <br /> L�nd�cave Archifecfr, �ivilEn`i�eert and Enrir�nmentai (�nrrlf�nfs <br /> June 26, 2003 <br /> Mr. John Shaw <br /> Stuchell Enterorises <br /> 2707 Colby Avenue <br /> Everett, WA 98201 <br /> Re: Plant quantities for slope plantings, 1920 Grand Averue <br /> Dear Mr. Shaw: <br /> Based on information provided by the Landscape Contractor responsible for the <br /> proposed slope plantings, approxtmately 4,U00 square feet of the slope is currenlly bare <br /> soil (3,o00 s.f. on-site, 1,000 s.f. oh adjacent property to the south). Based on a spacing <br /> of 6 feet on-center, this area would require approximately 112 shrubs. Aa stated in the <br /> trea assessment report, suitebla shrubs for sueh a dry, west fecing slope include <br /> oceanspray (Holodiscus diseolor), snowberry, and Douglas maple (Acer g/a6rum). Jne <br /> or two�allon sizes are recommended. Based on our experienee with mitipatfon ar,c <br /> revegetatlon projects, smaller shrubs usu911y experience lass transplant sho�k a�o <br /> establish more quickly (with a higher survival percentage) than do larger plants. Again I <br /> would recommend that the shrubs bE installed in the late fali, as seasonal rafns will <br /> greatly improve the percentage of survival versus planting in the current summer dry <br /> season. For honding purposes, the costs associated with the project fnclude <br /> approximetely $392 fo�plant materials and an add(tional $350 for instellallon labor. <br /> Respecffully suhmitted, <br /> �� � <br /> Kevin Ka�lson, Certi`ied Arborist <br /> ISA#PN-2649 <br /> 72 <br /> 1927 -5th ftreer • Mary�ville, W198170 • (360) 659-6159 • Fat: (360) 651-7152 • c•ro+il: �n+lf@iWtna�Ot.c�m <br /> Z •d ZSZL - TS9 (09E1 F�C t�ed dOZ = iO EO 9Z ��L' <br />