B08_Solicitation_Attachment_2_GreenHill_treework_1v2.docx
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- FRLA-MAINTAIN CORE PROPERTY TREES Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140P4325Q0066
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This document is a detailed tree work attachment for the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site (FRLA), specifying tree removal and pruning requirements. The attachment lists 6 tree removals and 10 pruning tasks, including specific tree species (such as American Linden, Norway Maple, White Pine, Sugar Maple, Red Oak, and Tulip Poplar), their diameter at breast height, and precise location-based instructions. Tree work includes complete removals of trees with issues like leaning, severe decay, invasive species status, and deadwood, as well as strategic pruning to address structural concerns, remove overhead hazards, and improve tree health. The document includes accompanying photographs (image1.jpeg through image18.jpg) documenting the trees and their conditions, with all work to be performed at the Southeast corner of the property, near Warren Street and a driveway. Stump grinding to 18 inches below grade is also specified for removed trees.
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Green Hill Tree Work Attachment “2” Scientific: Common name(s): Dia. Breast Height (DBH) Inches: Task : Photos
REMOVALS
At Southeast corner moving North.
1. Tilia americana: American Linden, Basswood: 14.5” Removal – leaning on fence and over Warren st.
2. Tilia americana : American Linden, Basswood : 36.1” Removal – 30’ snag with severe decay, wrapped in ivy.
3. Tilia americana : American Linden, Basswood : 18.8” Removal – Hard lean with severe decay. Will naturally fail and will have to do clean up in the future.
4.Acer platanoides : Norway Maple : 28.4” Remove – Invasive species with severe rot in compromised codominant union. Near fence and Warren st.
5.Pinus strobus : White Pine : 16.2” Removal – Dead.
Northside of Driveway 6.Acer saccharum : Sugar Maple : 40.8” Removal – severe rot and dieback of major canopy branching, poses risk to driveway, fence, and Warren St.
*Stump Grind – 18” below grade
7.Quercus rubra : Red Oak : Downed/Fallen Remove
Pruning :
A. Acer saccharum : Sugar Maple : 27” Prune Deadwood – Remove overhead hazards
B. Liriodedron tulipifera : Tulip Poplar/ Tulip Tree Prune – Deadwood, for structure C. Fagus sylvatica : Beech Prune – Deadwood, for structure D. Tilia americana : Linden Prune – Deadwood, for structure
E.Acer saccharum : Sugar maple : 40” Prune – Deadwood, alleviate future issues along fence and roadway
F & G Quercus rubra : Red Oak Prune – Deadwood, for structure H. Tilia americana : Linden (Grove of 4 trees) Prune – Deadwood, for structure, allow more light through canopy I. Quercus rubra : Red Oak Prune – Deadwood, for structure, allow more room for Hemlocks below.
J.Quercus rubra : Red Oak : 40+” Prune – Deadwood to extend life. Natural retrenchment showing signs of dieback.
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