B09_Solicitation_Amendment_A00005_-_Attachment_3_-_DINO_Assessment_Redacted_0005.pdf

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DINO - Hazardous Tree Removal with Certified Arbor Federal contract opportunity
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140P1426Q0001
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Department of the Interior National Park Service Intermountain Region

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This is a Tree Assessment document prepared by an ISA Certified Arborist for campground and employee housing areas. The assessment evaluates tree health and hazard risks across three locations: Green River Campground, Split Mountain Campground, and Employee Housing Area.

The assessment covers approximately 100+ individual trees or tree groupings, primarily Poplar trees (Fremont Poplars/cottonwoods), with some Black Ash, Carolina Poplar, Honey Locust, Silver Poplar, and Boxelder trees. Each entry includes a numbered location identifier, site number or descriptive location, tree species, condition notes, hazard rating (Low, Moderate, or High), and recommended action. Most trees are rated as Moderate hazard with common conditions including dead, dying, and broken limbs. Recommended actions primarily involve pruning dead and broken limbs, with a small number of trees requiring complete removal due to being dead or extremely hazardous. The assessment notes that most trees in the area are soft-wooded Poplar species that grow quickly and provide shade but can be unpredictable and prone to failure if allowed to become extremely heavy, making regular maintenance pruning necessary.

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17 Site #46 Poplar Very heavy, prone to breaking up

Low Tuck in, shape and lighten

No pic

Site #53 Poplar Numerous dead and broken limbs

Moderate Prune out the dead

18 Site #54 Poplar 3 trees to be pruned of dead and broken limbs

Moderate Prune out the dead limbs

19 Site #19 Poplar Tree Numerous dead and broken limbs to prune

Moderate Prune out dead limbs

20 Site #16 Poplar Tree Numerous dead and broken limbs

Moderate Prune out damaged limbs

No pic

No camping area by site #14

Poplar Tree 2 Poplar trees with numerous dead, dying and broken limbs

Moderate Prune out the dead, dying and broken limbs

21 Site #18 Poplar Tree Extremely beautiful tree. Keep it safe and happy.

Low Maintenance prune

22 Site #21 Poplar Tree Two trees with dead and dying limbs

Moderate Prune out the dead and dying

No pic

Site 3 Poplar Tree Numerous dead and dying limbs

Moderate Prune out the dead and dying

No pic

Site #1 Poplar Tree Dead Tree High Remove dead tree

23 Corner by Stop Sign

Poplar Trees 4 Trees that have numerous dead and dying limbs

Moderate Prune out the dead and dying limbs.

No pic

Site #4 Poplar Trees 4 trees to be pruned of dead and dying limbs, 2 large and 2 small

Moderate Prune out the dead and dying limbs.

25-

Site #55 Poplar Trees 4 trees with numerous dead, dying and broken limbs

Moderate Prune out the dead dying and broken limbs

23 By “No Litter sign

Poplar Tree Large dead limb to be pruned out

Low Remove large limb

24 By east dumpster

Poplar Tree Dead and broken limbs Moderate Prune out dead limbs

29 Site #36 Poplar Tree Dead and broken limbs Moderate Prune out dead limbs

31-

Between Site #32 and #35

Poplar Trees 5 trees total, prune out dead, dying and broken limbs.

Moderate Prune out dead dying and broken limbs

34 Site #24 Poplar Trees 2 trees in this area with dead and dying limbs

Moderate Prune out dead dying and broken limbs

36 Site #27 one tree north and one tree south

Poplar Trees 2 trees in this area to consider. Numerous dead and dying limbs

Moderate Prune out dead and broken

37 Site #30 Poplar Trees Two trees to consider with dead and dying limbs

Moderate Prune out dead dying and broken limbs

39-

Site #37 Poplar Trees Two trees to prune out dead and dying limb

Moderate Prune out dead limbs

42 The Ranger Cabin

Poplar Trees 1 Boxelder Tree

Two Poplar Trees to with dead and broken limbs and 1 boxelder tree

Moderate Prune out the dead, dying and broken limbs

5 House 4- 8B

Black Ash Trees

There are three Black Ash Trees to prune

Moderate Prune out dead limbs

3, 5-8, 9- 21, 23- 24, 27-

House 4- 8D

Carolina Poplar and Honey Locust Trees

Poplar Tree on the east looks good, some light pruning and a locust tree northeast

Moderate Prune out dead limbs, make safe and look good.

4, 32-

House 4- 9A and 4- 9D

Black Ash Trees, Honey Locust, Boxelder Trees

Two Black Ash Trees on the south by road, Two locust trees and one ash tree on the southeast, One large locust, one small locust and one ash on the northeast.

Large Boxelder Trees on the northeast.

Moderate Prune out dead limbs, shape and balance the tree.

This brings an end to the Employee Housing Area and the entire assessment to a close.

Best regards

ISA Certified Arborist Member of the International Society of Arboriculture Member of the Utah Chapter of Arboriculture

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