Attachment_2_Specs_Tree_Identification.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for tree identification and maintenance at what appears to be a federal recreation or park facility. The document identifies 44 trees requiring services organized into three categories: 10 full removals (6 with stump grinding), 34 deadwood pruning operations (10 of which include structural pruning), and associated site-specific work.
The SOW details specific work requirements for each tree by location and condition. Removal work involves cottonwoods, mulberries, a catalpa, and Lombardy poplars at various locations including the amphitheater, picnic areas, camping sites, orchards, and residential quarters. Several removal sites contain embedded metal requiring careful handling. Deadwood pruning operations span multiple tree species and locations, with structural pruning required for trees exhibiting lean, lopsided canopies, trunk splits, and interfering branches. Special considerations include avoiding damage to seating benches, sheds, bathroom facilities, and roofs at various locations; managing limited access at the orchard requiring hand-dragging of felled trees; and improving light by removing limbs from neighboring trees. High-priority work includes pruning four ash trees outside apartments with deadwood hanging over roofs and four ash trees requiring deadwood removal. The document includes photographs of each identified tree showing current condition and specific problem areas requiring remediation.
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Attachment 2 SOW Tree Identification
44 Trees 10 Removals (6 with stump grinding) 34 Deadwood Pruning (and 10 of these with Structural Pruning)
1. Bottom of Pendleton parking area next to horse trough and Mulford orchard.
Remove major deadwood limbs.
2. Amphitheatre.
Remove dead limbs, structural pruning to account for lean/lopsided canopy. Avoid damaging seating benches and shed underneath tree
3. Amphitheatre.
Remove major dead limbs. Avoid damaging seating benches and shed underneath tree
4. Amphitheatre.
Remove major dead limbs. Avoid damaging seating benches and shed underneath tree. If condition has deteriorated prior to work, consider for full removal.
5. Amphitheatre Full removal and stump grinding. Tree is in full decline
6. Cottonwood next to site 56 Trim deadwood from crown
7. Cottonwood behind site 56 closer to scenic Drive Full tree removal and stump grinding. Approx 30ft high.
8. Cottonwood to right of C loop bathroom, was trimmed two years ago.
Remove major leader and assorted deadwood limbs.
9. Cottonwood next to site 63 Remove two large dead stub limbs on left side, as well as deadwood higher up than photo shows.
10.Cottonwood just on other side of large ditch behind site 61.
Trim deadwood from crown, remove limb from neighboring tree to N to improve light.
11. Cottonwood near new pump house in tent camping area close to Scenic Drive Prune deadwood from crown
12. Cottonwood in tent camping site - northeast of apricot tree.
Prune dead crown/branches
13. Cottonwood right above tent site barbecue pit Pruned deadwood from crown and limbs
14. Tree on Southeast corner of dump site island, Loop A.
Prune deadwood from crown and limbs
15. Cottonwood next to site 3 – A Loop.
Prune dead crown.
16. Honey locust by a loop bathroom.
Prune deadwood from limbs – some above bathroom will need lowered.
17. First mulberry from left along picnic area parking fence.
Prune dead limbs.
18-21. Four dead tree removals along picnic area/Fremont River boundary behind picnic area parking fence, and one with significant deadwood and widowmakers.
Full removal, no stump grinding. At least one has visible metal, assume all do.
22. Cottonwood in picnic area near parking area fence Remove dead limbs high in canopy
23. North Mail Tree Remove dead limb above Scenic Drive
24. Mulberry close to picnic area fence by bathrooms Remove dead limbs
25. Cottonwood just north of Picnic area bathrooms.
Remove deadwood from limbs and crown. Risk of damage to bathrooms. Major deadwood.
26-32. 7 mulberries along picnic and Johnson fence boundary.
Remove deadwood from limbs and crowns, structural corrections to several with trunk splits, interfering major branches, and strategic thinning. May have metal in trunks.
33. Cottonwood at east end of Mott orchard near access gate Full removal and stump grinding
34. Catalpa along Mott orchard fence by scenic drive Full removal and stump grinding
35. Cottonwood in island between Brimhall parking and Scenic Drive Trim dead crown
36. Cottonwood over basketball court.
Prune deadwood.
37. Ash outside quarters 106, east of driveway.
Prune deadwood.
38. Ash outside Chuck’s house.
Prune deadwood and check on center interfering branches.
39-42. 4 Ash outside apartments.
Prune deadwood, some hangs over roof and will need lowered. High priority
43-44. 2 Lombardy poplar inside orchard boundaries Tall dead Lombardy poplars need full removal and stump grinding. Limited access so may need felled and hand dragged.
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