Attachment_3_AFH_tree_maint_31_July_2025.xlsx

This Excel file is a comprehensive tree maintenance inventory for the U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden, documenting 500+ trees across multiple housing areas and locations. The detailed spreadsheet includes specific data for each tree, such as species (predominately Acer, Tilia, Quercus, and Carpinus), diameter, height, planting year, condition, and recommended maintenance actions. Most trees are categorized as "lightly damaged" and require immediate care interventions like deadwood removal, crown reduction, pruning, or light structural adjustments.

The maintenance needs vary but frequently involve removing deadwood, reducing crown size, addressing minor structural issues, and managing tree health concerns like root damage, fungal infections, and surface damage. Maintenance priority is consistently set at "immediate care" with actions ranging from simple deadwood removal to more complex crown reshaping and structural interventions. Trees are located in various settings including housing areas, near buildings, along streets, and in open spaces, with planting years predominantly between 1930-1990. The inventory suggests a comprehensive, proactive approach to maintaining the garrison's tree population, ensuring safety and landscape health.