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t vl s ._.e� __ <br /> Date February 8, 2017 <br /> Project Hannaford Residence- <br /> 1220 Bracketts Point Road <br /> Orono, MN 55319 <br /> to; Christine Mattson, Planning Assistant <br /> Building and Zoning Department, City of Orono <br /> Re; Request for Damaged Lakefront Tree Removal <br /> Ms.Christine Mattson, <br /> After several discussions with our consulting arborist,we are concerned with the future integrity of both the <br /> White Oak tree and the Ash tree in the lakefront area of the property. Because both trees are in close proximity <br /> to the home,we believe it is best to remove both trees due to the high risk of potential property damage. <br /> The White Oak has notable decay in the upper canopy from previous storm damage and pruning activity. Due to <br /> the tree's northern lakefront location,our concern is that tree will likely suffer future damage from high storm <br /> winds. <br /> The Ash tree is currently under threat from the Emerald Ash Borer(EAB).The tree is not healthy enough to <br /> withstand an EAB attack. Our consulting arborist recommended that we remove this tree before its health <br /> seriously degrades and it becomes a future hazard. <br /> It is ideal to take action now while the site is currently under construction. In fact,the construction process itself <br /> has resulted in significant root compaction to various trees on site including but not limited to the oak and the <br /> ash trees. Many trees have likely been negatively impacted due to the use of heavy equipment on site. Root <br /> compaction is very detrimental to the health of trees and often can resuit in decline and ultimately failure in tree <br /> health.Our consulting arborist recommends that we remove and replace these trees while the site is still <br /> accessible to the necessary equipment. If we proactively remove the unhealthy trees during the construction <br /> phase, it will ensure that the replacement trees will not be impacted by further root zone compaction at a later <br /> date due to retroactive tree removal. It also allow us the opportunity to machine move larger trees to this area <br /> via spading while we have access. <br /> We propose to replace the old lakefront trees with two new, healthy, native maple trees.The attached plan <br /> illustrates our proposed locations for these new trees.We have sited the new trees in the same lakeside setback <br /> area as the proposed trees slated for removal. <br /> Please let us know if you have any questions. <br /> Regar s, <br /> Travis Van Liere <br /> Travis Van Liere Studio, LLC <br /> TRAVIS VAN LIERE STUDIO, <br /> LANDSCAPE ARC�ITECTURE <br /> 2'�%'�`�STRE��T NORT-,#350 <br /> MINNEAPOLIS.MN 55401 <br /> 612 760 0494 <br /> tvlswdio.com <br />
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