Attachment_2_2_Specs_Hazard_Tree_2026_Tree_List.xlsx

This is a hazard tree specifications and work list for tree removal and pruning services at Capitol Reef National Park's Fruita District. The document identifies 44 individual trees requiring maintenance across multiple locations including Pendleton Pasture, Amphitheatre, C Loop, B Loop, A Loop, Picnic Area, Mott Orchard, Brimhall House, Housing Area, and Krueger Orchard.

The work scope encompasses two primary action types: deadwood removal and structural pruning (28 trees) and full tree removal with stump grinding (16 trees). Tree species include Fremont Cottonwood, Hybrid Cottonwood, Honey Locust, Black Walnut, Mulberry, Ash, Catalpa, and Lombardy Poplar, with tree heights ranging from approximately 25 to 60 feet and diameters at breast height (dbh) ranging from 18 to 36 inches. Notable site-specific considerations include avoiding damage to seating benches, sheds, bathroom structures, powerlines, and fencing; managing temporary closures of campsites, roads, and facilities; establishing exclusion zones; potential metal debris in Black Walnut trees; and limited access requiring hand-dragging operations for Lombardy Poplars in the Krueger Orchard. The specifications indicate that material removal is required for all full removal trees, with particular emphasis on powerline proximity for Black Walnut removals and temporary flagging for operations near the Scenic Drive.