20150218-G1: Cyclo Cross Event at Zilker Park — original pdf
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20150218-G1: Zilker/Cyclo Cross Tree Remediation Contract — original pdf
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Draft Meeting Minutes of 1-28-15 — original pdf
+ URBAN FORESTRY BOARD REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, January 28, 2015, - 5:30 p.m. Northwest Recreation Center 2913 Northland Austin, Texas Board Members in Attendance: Board Chair Chris Kite, Board Vice-Chair Peggy Maceo, Board Members Patrick Brewer, Keith Brown, Nick Classen, Ryan Fleming (left meeting at 7:05PM), Len Newsom Staff in Attendance: Parks and Recreation Department Lara Schuman, Acting Program Manager, Forestry Unit Robert Clawson, Nature Based Programs Division, UFB Staff Liaison Planning and Development Review Department: Emily King, Acting Urban Forester Michael Embesi, City Arborist Lynn Tozser, Program Specialist Austin Energy Department: Ray Henning, Line Clearance Supervisor Public Works Department: Rob Grotty, Urban Forestry Program Manager Watershed Protection Department: John Clement, Environmental Program MEETING MINUTES A. CALL TO ORDER Board Chair Kite called the meeting to order at 5:42 PM. B. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 1. Approve the minutes of the Urban Forestry Board meeting of December 17, 2014. Motion made by Board Member Newsom, seconded by Board Member Brewer to approve the meeting minutes of December 17, 2014. Approved Board Chair Kite and Board Members Brewer, Brown, Classen, Fleming and Newsom. Board Vice-Chair Maceo opposed. Motion carries. C. CITIZEN COMMUNICATION The first 4 (four) speakers signed up prior to the calling of the meeting to order are allowed a three-minute allotment each to address their concerns regarding items not posted on the agenda. Guy LeBlanc – Zilker bike race damage. Zoila Vega – Austin Heritage Tree Foundation – Zilker trees. Michael Fossum – Zilker trees. D. ANNOUNCEMENTS Memorial planting of Survivor Tree at Fort Hood tomorrow. The Environmental Board is having an Urban Growth Policy and Development subcommittee meeting this Friday (January 30th) at 11 a.m. on the 11th floor of the One Texas Center. The meeting will include discussion about tree impacts from the recent Cycling CycloCross Bike Race at Zilker Park. The transition of the selected Urban Forestry employees from PARD to PDRD is underway. This transition is based upon the City Council resolution from last August which identified that the six full time planning personnel be transferred to PDRD (while keeping the maintenance and operation personnel with PARD). Please know that Emily King has been appointed as the City’s Urban Forester and Lynn Tozser has commenced training (present tonight) to facilitate future Urban Forestry Board meetings as the Staff Liaison. Forklift Danceworks performance will be April 11 &12 There was a planting …
Executive Liaison Report -- Draft Cemetery Master Plan Tree Care Highlights — original pdf
City of Austin Draft Cemetery Master Plan Tree Care Highlights Definitions Historic Trees: Individual trees and other plants within the cemeteries are considered historic if they were either growing or planted within the period of significance of a cemetery, or if they are part of a pattern of vegetation from the period of significance. Protected Trees: Any tree 19” in diameter at breast height, ~4.5’ from grade (DBH), regardless of species or condition Heritage Trees: as having a diameter of 24 inches or more in DBH, and is one of the following species: Texas ash, bald cypress, American elm, cedar elm, Texas madrone, bigtooth maple, all oaks, pecan, Arizona walnut, and Eastern black walnut. Preservation • Preserve historic trees by developing a tree protection, preservation, planting, and maintenance plan for each cemetery in collaboration with an ISA Certified Arborist and PARD Urban Forestry • Fertilize trees annually with a slow release organic fertilizer, preferably compost, as determined necessary by soil testing • Mulch all trees, covering as much of the Critical Root Zone (CRZ) as possible, while keeping a mulch free area around trunks • Perform bulk density testing of CRZs to determine levels of soil compaction, then aerate using an air-spade as needed. • Maintain historic trees, and explore all options for mitigating risk before removal • If conflicts arise between a tree and a marker, consider the temporary relocation of the marker rather than the removal of the tree • Inspect cemetery trees after large storms to look for tree damage • Prune trees only as necessary to reduce risk or improve tree health using the following prioritization levels: o 1st Priority – prune for safety o 2nd Priority – prune to preserve health of the tree including improving structure o 3rd Priority – Prune for aesthetics. Special Note: Topping of crape myrtles shall not be performed. • Ensure that new construction, markers, and plantings, and regular grounds maintenance activities do not negatively impact root systems of existing trees. Post oaks are called out for extra protection. • Implement a cyclical tree inspection and maintenance program • Educate cemetery maintenance staff about the importance of trees and their care Removals • Tree removals will only be done for safety reasons when no other solutions are possible • Removing any tree 3”in DBH or greater, regardless of condition, will require approval from PARD Forestry • All removals will be …
Executive Liaison Report -- Park Tree Permits - January 2015 — original pdf
Date ApprovedParkAddressSpeciesDBH (in)ConditionTree Risk (i.e. Moderate, High, etc.)Highest Risk Part and Defect TypePrimary Target1/8/2015Bartholomew5201 Berkman DrCedar Elm23PoorHIGHTree has a codoninat stem with approx. 4' horizontal split from crown to main truck. Park users1/8/2015Bartholomew5201 Berkman DrCedar Elm23PoorHIGHThe tree has extensive decay through out the entire tree. Park users1/15/2015Roy G. Guerrero Colorado River Park400 Grove Blvd.Cottonwood43PoorHIGHTree has extensive root rot and hardwood decay Park users1/23/2015Roy G. Guerrero Colorado River Park401 Grove Blvd.Mulberry 21PoorHighExtensive trunk decay at point of attachment for two large limbsPark UsersPARD Urban Forestry - Program Park Tree Permits January 2015
H1 -- Austin Energy Line Clearance Report - January 2015 — original pdf
Urban Forestry Board28 53 99 32 72 147 91 87 102 46 65 49 44 61 83 79 125 80 97 118 84 47 34 19 020406080100120140160Feb-14Mar-14Apr-14May-14Jun-14Jul-14Aug-14Sep-14Oct-14Nov-14Dec-14Jan-15# of Customer Calls Completed-TOT# of Customer Calls Received-TOT# of Customer Calls Received and Completed_TOT 26 26 40 37 19 18 17 12 18 22 16 17 051015202530354045Feb-14Mar-14Apr-14May-14Jun-14Jul-14Aug-14Sep-14Oct-14Nov-14Dec-14Jan-15# of Miles Completed_TOT 829 873 716 909 650 878 804 935 1093 794 465 596 020040060080010001200Feb-14Mar-14Apr-14May-14Jun-14Jul-14Aug-14Sep-14Oct-14Nov-14Dec-14Jan-15# of Properties Worked-TOT 77 36 101 0 90 0 46 0 311 131 0 131 0 18 21 0 23 8 18 4 17 16 050100150200250300350Feb-14Mar-14Apr-14May-14Jun-14Jul-14Aug-14Sep-14Oct-14Nov-14Dec-14Jan-15# of Trees Removed & Distributed # of Trees Distributed# of Trees Removed
H2 -- City Arborist Tree Preservation Report - January 2015 — original pdf
JAN '15DEC '14NOV '14OCT '14SEP '14AUG '14JULY '14JUNE '14MAY '14APR '14MAR '14FEB '1412-Month TOTALTree Permits12141671692902282472432492723402882352,942Native Inches Removed197276488462590504458489301923091,1735,339Inches Mitigated123146932002664762074152692504694653,379Percentage Mitigated62%53%19%43%45%94%45%85%89%272%152%40%10Poor Condition or High Risk1,6211,3581,6073,5183,6193,0153,4713,5023,5394,0292,2702,71334,262Tree Permits2111214212040333722201319262Trees Planted5,40044257123NRNRNRNRNRNRNRNR5,824Trees Removed3NRNR161741882320211820165Native Protected Removed3NRNR200000312210Inches Removed3NRNR243177421971102832382182702572,035Trees DistributedNR013131104609001013677792Site Plans Approved4182818242919171815171622241Caliper Inches Surveyed1478511,23227,9655,39030,9586,4553,1371171,1352,10012,20713,828129,309Caliper Inches Preserved7,3647,48512,4603,64118,3254,484890353101,05410,8939,33576,276Percentage Preserved50%67%45%68%59%69%28%30%27%50%89%68%6Native Inches Removed73983,74715,5051,74912,6331,9712,247828251,0461,3144,49353,010Inches Planted/Mitigated2,3631,8616,8271,0665,0611,7731,305825947054832,77324,893Percentage Replanted32%50%44%61%40%90%58%100%72%67%37%62%7Subdivisions Approved1493318201224161271311189Funds Received$154,150$25,400$69,238$80,498$66,945$39,980$88,650$25,100$15,225$12,318$7,175$74,349$659,028Fund Amount (Per Inch)425127346402335200443126766236372$2,949Grants Appropriated0$0$15,000$6,000$0$12,000$0$610$45,795$45,000$0$0$124,405City Arborists (5)3103113354894374804675535705154594605,386Oak Wilt Arborist (1)201413274229543949763924426Environmental Inspectors (12)4,4664,3003,9873,9983,1893,3613,5893,8763,5893,1703,1462,89143,562Landscape Inspectors (2)453742442961474347616641563General Permit Inspectors (4)6681901574114013814413711013389772,0241 - Tree Ordinance Review Applications (mostly protected size trees on proposed single family construction lots or protected size trees which are diseased/dying)18-Feb-152 - High-risk trees within parks and right-of-ways3 - Trees with trunks greater than 8" in diameter (dead and invasive species not included)4 - Site Plan Corrections, Extensions, and Boat Docks not includedNR - Not ReportedMonthly Report"January 2015"InspectionsUrban Forest Replenishment FundPermitting and ReplenishmentTree PermitsPublic PropertyElectric UtilityCommercial Site Plans
H3 -- City Arborist Heritage Tree Report -- January 2015 — original pdf
City Arborist Program | Heritage Tree Report | January 2015AddressPublic TreeIssue DateSpeciesDiameterRemovedConditionComments4809 HARMON AVE1/2/2015Pecan29NoGood2514 E 4TH ST1/2/2015Pecan26NoGood3311 SPEEDWAY1/4/2015Post Oak36YesDead2016 PEOPLES ST1/6/2015Post Oak25YesPoor2016 PEOPLES ST1/6/2015Post Oak29NoGood6248 BERNIA DR1/6/2015Live Oak36NoGood3205 LIBERTY ST1/7/2015Live Oak45NoGood3205 LIBERTY ST1/7/2015Live Oak41NoGood2100 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/7/2015Pecan35YesPoor2100 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/7/2015American Elm29YesPoor1900 OHLEN RD1/7/2015Live Oak33YesPoor1200 BARTON HILLS DR1/7/2015Live Oak24NoGood4010 North Lamar1/7/2015Pecan24NoGood2109 Brackenridge 1/7/2015American Elm30YesPoor2115 KENWOOD AVE1/7/2015American Elm 34YesFairMature tree in decline.7525 LA CROSSE AVEX1/8/2015Red Oak28YesPoor305 North Bluff DriveX1/8/2015American Elm27YesPoor200 S LAMAR BLVDX1/8/2015American Elm29YesPoor2000 Sharon Lane1/9/2015Live Oak25NoGood2000 Sharon Lane1/9/2015Live Oak35NoGood1612 Forest Trail1/12/2015Pecan32NoGood1612 Forest Trail1/12/2015Red Oak31NoGood405 W MILTON ST1/12/2015Live Oak42NoGood405 W MILTON ST1/12/2015Pecan24NoGood5601 MC CARTY LN1/12/2015Live Oak24NoGood2407 Campden Dr.1/12/2015Red Oak24YesPoor507 W 23rd1/12/2015Pecan30YesPoor3215 DUVAL ST1/12/2015Pecan34YesDead6102 GREENTREE LN1/13/2015Red Oak32YesPoor3715 WESTLAKE DR1/14/2015American Elm25NoFair3715 WESTLAKE DR1/14/2015American Elm24NoFair8508 BIG VIEW DR1/14/2015Live Oak 47NoGood8508 BIG VIEW DR1/14/2015Live Oak 50NoGood2500 SOUTHLAND DR1/15/2015Live Oak38NoGood6702 Troll Haven1/15/2015American Elm24YesDead3204 MANCHACA RD1/16/2015Red Oak24NoFair4601 RIDGE OAK DR1/20/2015Live Oak25NoGood4613 Harmon Ave1/20/2015American Elm38YesPoor402 Crockett St1/20/2015Live Oak28NoGood2916 STONEWAY DR1/20/2015Live Oak 32NoGood4614 Shoalwood Ave1/20/2015Pecan24NoGood9408 Sawyer Fay 1/21/2015Live Oak53NoGood5707 Marilyn Dr.1/22/2015Red Oak25NoFair2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Pecan27.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Pecan31NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Pecan30.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Pecan31.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Pecan32NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak35.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak29.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak27.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak28NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak25.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak27NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak31.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak29NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak30NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak26.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak26NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak24.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Pecan25NoGood City Arborist Program | Heritage Tree Report | January 2015AddressPublic TreeIssue DateSpeciesDiameterRemovedConditionComments2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Mesquite25NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Pecan30NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Live oak50NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Pecan31NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Pecan26.5NoGood2201 BARTON SPRINGS RDX1/23/2015Pecan29NoGood404 S LAMAR BLVD1/23/2015Pecan25.5YesPoor5807 HIGHLAND HILLS TER1/23/2015Red Oak26YesPoor3300 GREENLEE DR1/23/2015Cedar Elm27NoGood3300 GREENLEE DR1/23/2015Live Oak33NoGood1159 WALLER STX1/23/2015American Elm29YesPoor1807 EXPOSITION BLVD1/26/2015Pecan27YesPoor3009 West Terrace Drive1/26/2015Pecan24NoFair3009 West Terrace Drive1/26/2015Pecan24NoFair1610 S 3RD ST1/27/2015Pecan 26YesPoor7525 La Crosse AvenueX1/28/2015Live Oak26YesDead8614 TALLWOOD DR1/28/2015American Elm28YesPoor12900 MEEHAN DR1/29/2015Live Oak33NoGood3015 Westlake Dr.1/29/2015Live Oak58NoFair1713 E 38TH HALF ST1/29/2015American Elm27YesPoor2214 REBEL RD1/29/2015Live Oak24NoGood2214 REBEL RD1/29/2015Live Oak26NoGood2214 REBEL RD1/29/2015Live Oak30NoGood7401 SH 45 EB1/30/2015Post Oak25YesDead9701 IVALENES HOPE DR1/30/2015Live Oak36NoFair903 DAWSON RD1/30/2015Live Oak52NoGood
Presentation for F1-2, G1-2 — original pdf
Tree Care and Invasive Species Management: Shoal Creek Restoration in Pease Park Project Scale and Scope•15thStreet to 28thStreet•18 month construction phase•Adaptive management approach•3 year landscape maintenance phase•Follow‐up invasive management and revegetation•Recurrent soil treatments and mulch applications Vertical Mulching•Deliver oxygen and nutrients to root zone•One‐time application•Project certified arborist and restoration expert overseeing process•Additional tree protection (fencing) and application of nutrients (compost, mulch)throughout project length Vertical MulchingHand‐held auger12” deep holes, 1” min. diameter, 3’ on center124 trees throughout project reach Invasive Species Management•Mainly arundo, ligustrum, chinaberry•100,000 sq. ft. quantity•Managed over project lengthFall 2014Winter 2015 Invasive Species TasksPrioritize by species and locationOutline timing and techniquesSurvey and mark speciesQuantify management areasManage during construction and 3 year maintenance phaseRevegetateas needed Creek Health + Forest Health = Pease Park2Thank you!Vertical mulching:estimated cost: $137,763grant request: $30,000Invasive species management:estimated cost: $150,000grant request: $30,000
Agenda — original pdf
+ URBAN FORESTRY BOARD REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, January 28, 2015, - 5:30 p.m. Northwest Recreation Center 2913 Northland Austin, Texas URBAN FORESTRY BOARD MEMBERS: APPOINTMENT : Christopher Kite, Chair Council Member Laura Morrison, Place 4 Peggy Maceo (Vice-Chair) Council Member Kathie Tovo, Place 3 Len Newsom Council Member Bill Spelman, Place 5 Patrick Brewer Mayor Lee Leffingwell Nicholas Classen Mayor Pro-Tem Sheryl Cole, Place 6 Ryan Fleming Council Member Mike Martinez, Place 2 Keith Brown Council Member Chris Riley, Place 1 URBAN FORESTRY EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS : Michael Embesi, City Arborist, Planning and Development Review Department Pat Fuller, Division Manager, Parks and Recreation Department – Director Designee Vacant, Urban Forester, Planning and Development Review Department John Clement, Environmental Program Coordinator, Watershed Protection Department – Director Designee AGENDA A. CALL TO ORDER B. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 1. Approve the minutes of the Urban Forestry Board meeting of December 17, 2014. C. CITIZEN COMMUNICATION The first 4 (four) speakers signed up prior to the calling of the meeting to order are allowed a three-minute allotment each to address their concerns regarding items not posted on the agenda. D. ANNOUNCEMENTS E. URBAN FORESTER EXECUTIVE LIAISON REPORT – Emily King, Environmental Program Manager, Planning, Development and Review Department, including: • Austin Urban Forest Plan Implementation Monthly Update • Monthly Notification: Removal of protected size trees on parkland that constitute an imminent public safety risk. • Summary of impacts to tree roots in Zilker Park from the U.S.A. Cycling Cyclo-Cross National Championships that occurred from January 7-12, 2015. • Update -- Public Works Department. F. ACTION ITEM BRIEFINGS 1. Overview of UFB By-Laws and functions to prepare for possible special called meeting with Environmental Board related to transfer of UFB responsibilities to Environmental Commission. Presenter: Chris Kite, UFB Board Chair G. DISCUSSION AND ACTION ITEMS 1. Discussion and possible action on UFB By-Laws and functions to prepare for possible special called meeting with Environmental Board related to transfer of UFB responsibilities to Environmental Commission. Presenter: Chris Kite, UFB Board Chair H. BRIEFINGS – 10 Minute Limit For Each Briefing 1. Austin Energy Line Clearance Monthly Update – December 2014. Ray Henning, Line Clearance Superintendent, Austin Energy. 2. City Arborist Program Tree Preservation and Replenishment Monthly Update December 2014. Michael Embesi, City Arborist, Planning and Development Review Department. 3. City Arborist Program Heritage Tree Report – December 2014. Presenter: Michael Embesi, City Arborist, Planning and Development Review …
Draft Meeting Minutes of 12-17-14 — original pdf
+ URBAN FORESTRY BOARD REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, December 17, 2014, - 5:30 p.m. Northwest Recreation Center 2913 Northland Austin, Texas URBAN FORESTRY BOARD REGULAR MEETING MEETING MINUTES WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2014 Board Members in Attendance: Board Chair Chris Kite, Board Vice-Chair Peggy Maceo( left meeting at 7:05P.M.), Board Members Patrick Brewer, Nick Classen (arrived 6:02P.M), Ryan Fleming (arrived 5:52P.M.), Len Newsom Staff in Attendance: Parks and Recreation Department Lara Schuman, Acting Program Manager, Forestry Unit Robert Clawson, Nature Based Programs Division, UFB Staff Liaison Planning and Development Review Department: Angela Hanson, City of Austin Urban Forester, UFB Executive Liaison Keith Mars, Environmental Program Coordinator Austin Energy Department: Ray Henning, Line Clearance Supervisor Public Works Department: Rob Grotty, Urban Forestry Program Manager MEETING MINUTES A. CALL TO ORDER Board Chair Kite called the meeting to order at 5:40 P.M. B. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 1. Approve the minutes of the Urban Forestry Board meeting of November 19, 2014. Motion made by Board Member Newsom, seconded by Board member Brewer to approve the meeting minutes of November 19, 2014. Approved by Board Chair Kite, Board Vice-Chair Maceo and Board members Brewer and Newsom. Board Member Classen and Fleming not arrived. Board member Brown absent. C. CITIZEN COMMUNICATION The first 4 (four) speakers signed up prior to the calling of the meeting to order are allowed a three-minute allotment each to address their concerns regarding items not posted on the agenda. None. D. ANNOUNCEMENTS Angela Hanson has accepted position with City of Austin Office of Innovation effective January 2015. E. URBAN FORESTER EXECUTIVE LIAISON REPORT – Angela Hanson, Urban Forester, including: • Austin Urban Forest Plan Implementation Monthly Update. Presentation given. • Monthly Notification: Removal of protected size trees on parkland that constitute an imminent public safety risk. Presentation given. • Update -- Public Works Department. No information. F. ACTION ITEM BRIEFINGS 1. Briefing on City of Austin Community Wildfire Protection Plan. Presenter: Justice Jones, Austin Fire Department. Presentation given. G. DISCUSSION AND ACTION ITEMS 1. Make recommendation on City of Austin Community Wildfire Protection Plan. Motion made by Board Member Brewer, seconded by Board Member Fleming to make recommendation to City Council that before a Wildfire Protection Plan is made as a part of broader management plan on any public lands, that this board or an appropriate board be allowed to review it and make comments. Board Vice-Chair Maceo, and Board Members Brewer, …
F1 - G1 -- Urban Forestry Board By-Laws — original pdf
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H1 -- Austin Energy Line Clearance Report - December 2014 — original pdf
Urban Forestry Board42 28 53 99 32 72 147 91 87 102 46 65 31 44 61 83 79 125 80 97 118 84 47 34 020406080100120140160Jan-14Feb-14Mar-14Apr-14May-14Jun-14Jul-14Aug-14Sep-14Oct-14Nov-14Dec-14# of Customer Calls Completed-TOT# of Customer Calls Received-TOT# of Customer Calls Received and Completed_TOT 25 26 26 40 37 19 18 17 12 18 22 16 051015202530354045Jan-14Feb-14Mar-14Apr-14May-14Jun-14Jul-14Aug-14Sep-14Oct-14Nov-14Dec-14# of Miles Completed_TOT 750 829 873 716 909 650 878 804 935 1093 794 465 020040060080010001200Jan-14Feb-14Mar-14Apr-14May-14Jun-14Jul-14Aug-14Sep-14Oct-14Nov-14Dec-14# of Properties Worked-TOT 28 77 36 101 0 90 0 46 0 311 131 0 17 0 18 21 0 23 8 18 4 17 16 050100150200250300350Jan-14Feb-14Mar-14Apr-14May-14Jun-14Jul-14Aug-14Sep-14Oct-14Nov-14Dec-14# of Trees Removed & Distributed # of Trees Distributed# of Trees Removed
H2 -- City Arborist Tree Preservation and Replenishment Report - December 2014 — original pdf
DEC '14NOV '14OCT '14SEP '14AUG '14JULY '14JUNE '14MAY '14APR '14MAR '14FEB '14JAN '1412-Month TOTALTree Permits11671692902282472432492723402882351682,896Native Inches Removed276488462590504458489301923091,1733595,501Inches Mitigated146932002664762074152692504694651663,422Percentage Mitigated53%19%43%45%94%45%85%89%272%152%40%46%62%Poor Condition or High Risk1,3581,6073,5183,6193,0153,4713,5023,5394,0292,2702,7131,99134,632Tree Permits2121421204033372220131921272Trees Planted44257123NRNRNRNRNRNRNRNRNR424Trees Removed3NR16174188232021182017182Native Protected Removed3NR2000003122010Inches Removed3NR243177421971102832382182702572062,241Trees DistributedNR1313110460900101367728820Site Plans Approved4281824291917181517162224247Caliper Inches Surveyed11,23227,9655,39030,9586,4553,1371171,1352,10012,20713,8289,918124,442Caliper Inches Preserved7,48512,4603,64118,3254,484890353101,05410,8939,3359,16378,075Percentage Preserved67%45%68%59%69%28%30%27%50%89%68%92%63%Native Inches Removed3,74715,5051,74912,6331,9712,247828251,0461,3144,49375546,367Inches Planted/Mitigated1,8616,8271,0665,0611,7731,305825947054832,77373023,260Percentage Replanted50%44%61%40%90%58%100%72%67%37%62%97%50%Subdivisions Approved25434622231337Funds Received$25,400$69,238$80,498$66,945$39,980$88,650$25,100$15,225$12,318$7,175$74,349$120,125$625,003Fund Amount (Per Inch)1273464023352004431267662363726013,125Grants Appropriated$0$15,000$6,000$0$12,000$0$610$45,795$45,000$0$0$0$124,405City Arborists (5)3113354894374804675535705154594604155,491Oak Wilt Arborist (1)141327422954394976392418424Environmental Inspectors (12)4,3003,9873,9983,1893,3613,5893,8763,5893,1703,1462,8912,80841,904Landscape Inspectors (2)374244296147434761664166584General Permit Inspectors (2)NRNR4114013814413711013389771361,1451 - Tree Ordinance Review Applications (mostly protected size trees on proposed single family construction lots or protected size trees which are diseased/dying)28-Jan-152 - High-risk trees within parks and right-of-ways3 - Trees with trunks greater than 8" in diameter (dead and invasive species not included)4 - Site Plan Corrections, Extensions, and Boat Docks not includedNR - Not ReportedMonthly Report"December 2014"InspectionsUrban Forest Replenishment FundPermitting and ReplenishmentTree PermitsPublic PropertyElectric UtilityCommercial Site Plans
H3 -- City Arborist Heritage Tree Report -- December 2014 — original pdf
City Arborist Program | Heritage Tree Report | December 2014AddressPublic TreeIssue DateSpeciesDiameterRemovedConditionComments4505 EDENDALE CT12/1/2014Live Oak 35NoGood5417 WOODVIEW AVE12/11/2014Live Oak38NoGood6002 WOODVIEW AVE12/11/2014Red Oak42NoGood6002 WOODVIEW AVE12/11/2014Red Oak36NoGood3811 Westlake Drive12/16/2014Live Oak25NoGood3215 SMOKY RIDGE12/1/2014Live Oak33NoGood1501 CULLEN AVE12/4/2014American Elm 35YesPoor1305 NORTHWOOD RD12/4/2014Red Oak 27.5YesPoor9008 MARSH DR12/4/2014American Elm31YesPoor2814 GLENVIEW AVE12/8/2014Red Oak26YesPoor2117 W 49TH STX12/12/2014American Elm42YesPoor5912 CARLEEN DR12/15/2014Red Oak 44YesPoor500 Elmwood Place12/15/2014Pecan45YesPoor1613 E 7TH ST12/15/2014Pecan 27YesDead5807 BUCKPASSER CV12/16/2014Red Oak 25YesPoor104 NELRAY BLVD12/16/2014American Elm 26YesPoor2408 WINSTED LN12/17/2014American Elm38YesDead503 W CROSLIN ST12/18/2014American Elm27YesDead1405 E CESAR CHAVEZ ST12/19/2014Pecan25YesDead1600 BARTON SPRINGS RD12/19/2014Pecan32NoGood1502 RIDGEHAVEN DR12/29/2014American Elm41YesPoor3200 E. 5th Street12/1/2014American Elm24YesPoor2704 La Mesa12/1/2014American Elm33.5NoGood7000 OAK SHORES12/1/2014Live Oak 34NoGood4302 AQUA VERDE DR12/2/2014Live Oak 27NoGood4302 AQUA VERDE DR12/2/2014Live Oak 26NoGood4302 AQUA VERDE DR12/2/2014Live Oak 29NoGood4302 AQUA VERDE DR12/2/2014Live Oak 25NoGood4519 BULL CREEK RD12/2/2014Pecan25NoFair4519 BULL CREEK RD12/2/2014Pecan27NoFair1505 NEWNING AVE12/3/2014Live Oak 27NoFair2103 CULLEN AVE12/3/2014Red Oak26NoFair4402 SINCLAIR AVE12/4/2014Pecan24NoGood3415 CASCADERA DR12/4/2014Live Oak30NoGood7705 JOURNEYVILLE DR12/4/2014Live Oak 29NoGood10003 WOODLAND VILLAGE DR12/4/2014Live Oak29NoGood6701 ELFLAND DR12/4/2014Pecan27NoGood502 THRASHER LN12/5/2014Pecan27NoGood3407 SPANISH OAK DR12/5/2014Live Oak31NoGood2009 Coleto 12/8/2014Pecan27NoGood4501 Westlake Dr. #212/8/2014Live Oak24NoGood4604 Windy Brook Dr. 12/9/2014Cedar Elm31NoFair3714 MANCHACA RD12/9/2014Live Oak 26NoGood3714 MANCHACA RD12/9/2014Live Oak 28NoGood3714 MANCHACA RD12/9/2014Live Oak 25NoGood3714 MANCHACA RD12/9/2014Live Oak 32NoGood9109 ROCKCREST CIR12/10/2014Live Oak28NoGood2114 CLIFTON ST12/10/2014Pecan27NoGood615 E 43RD ST12/10/2014American Elm29.5NoFair817 W GIBSON ST12/11/2014American Elm35NoGood8702 Point West Dr.12/11/2014Red Oak28NoGood8702 Point West Dr.12/11/2014Live Oak24NoGood9430 SPRING HOLLOW DR12/11/2014Live Oak31NoFair4510 AVENUE C12/11/2014Pecan28NoGood1193 1/2 San Bernard12/12/2014Pecan38NoPoor1504 Rainbow Bend12/15/2014Live Oak53NoGood1504 Rainbow Bend12/15/2014Red Oak28NoGood1107 W MONROE ST12/15/2014Red Oak32NoFair2702 Cedar View Dr.12/16/2014Post Oak27NoGood908 W. 18th street12/16/2014Pecan27NoGood3701 DUVAL ST12/16/2014Pecan25NoGood3701 DUVAL ST12/16/2014Pecan31NoGood City Arborist Program | Heritage Tree Report | December 2014AddressPublic TreeIssue DateSpeciesDiameterRemovedConditionComments2807 FRENCH PL12/16/2014Pecan31NoGood1912 East Side Drive12/16/2014Live Oak36NoGood1912 East Side Drive12/16/2014Live Oak28NoGood4410 S 2ND ST12/16/2014Pecan24YesFairTree in conflict with structure2101 FORD ST12/17/2014American Elm38NoPoor7311 Waterline Rd.12/17/2014Live Oak27NoGood7311 Waterline Rd.12/17/2014Live Oak31NoGood86 CHALMERS AVE12/17/2014Pecan 30NoGood2002 Peoples St.12/17/2014Live Oak37NoGood3301 Perry LaneX12/17/2014Pecan 25.5NoFair6806 SHOAL CREEK BLVD12/17/2014Live Oak 30NoFair4911 WEST FRANCES PL12/18/2014Live Oak 28.5NoGood7501 Grover Ave12/18/2014Live Oak 27NoGood1422 PRESTON AVE12/18/2014Pecan 38NoFair12301 RESEARCH BLVD NB12/19/2014Live Oak 24YesPoor12301 RESEARCH BLVD NB12/19/2014Red Oak43YesPoor3909 BAILEY LN12/23/2014Live Oak30.5NoGood505 Vermont Road12/23/2014Pecan28.5NoFair2500 GALEWOOD PLX12/31/2014Live Oak29NoGood2500 GALEWOOD PLX12/31/2014Live Oak41NoGood2500 GALEWOOD PLX12/31/2014Cedar Elm24NoGood2500 GALEWOOD PLX12/31/2014Live Oak27NoGood2500 GALEWOOD PLX12/31/2014Post Oak24NoGood2500 GALEWOOD PLX12/31/2014Post Oak29NoGood