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Arborist Report. Revised February 1,2017. HortScience, Inc <br /> The Village at Valley Trails. Ponderosa Homes Page 2 <br /> Description of Trees <br /> Thirty-eight(38)trees were assessed,representing 8 species(Table 1). Species present <br /> were typical of those found in landscapes in the Pleasanton area. Trees were likely <br /> planted when the site was first developed. Coast live oak is native to the Pleasanton <br /> area and it is possible that tree#234 was indigenous to the site. <br /> Table 1. Species present and tree condition. The Village at Valley Trails. <br /> Pleasanton CA. <br /> Common Name Scientific Name Condition Rating No.of <br /> Poor Fair Good trees <br /> (1-2) (3) (4-5) <br /> Silver maple Acer saccharinum - 1 - 1 <br /> Sweetgum Liquidambarstyraciflua - 12 1 13 <br /> London plane Plalanus x hispanica - - 3 3 <br /> Caltery pear Pyrus calleryana - 1 5 6 <br /> Coast live oak Quercus agrifolia - - 1 1 <br /> Calif.pepper Schinus mole - - 1 1 <br /> Coast redwood Sequoia sempervirens 2 8 2 12 <br /> Chinese elm Ulmus parvifolia - - 1 1 <br /> Total 2 22 14 38 <br /> Sweetgum was the most <br /> frequently occurring species with . c �',7'rg <br /> 13 trees. All were located in a 5' a3jt' ..∎•rffr r•to 6'wide planting strip between �� is t'K�' ;rl,'3,' <br /> Valley Trails Drive and the t •I „ p,ti � <br /> adjacent sidewalk(Photo 1). Ir.." 4is%r , f�f'`�\ 1 '��", '' <br /> Trees were semi-mature in .- p �+ I 4 � -s,•"-,..;.•. <br /> development with trunk diameters ( "�+,6;,-; �i ,f�► �'- <br /> between 6"and 15". M l /0,4,4,1'---,:r,, <br /> to•, -'' <br /> yb, <br /> ate ,l <br /> Photo 1. Sweetgums#248, 249 '..` 'Ili ....... •,• • ,a <br /> and 250. _.,_.. i*" <br /> Tree condition was fair with the exception of sweetgum#252 which was good. Trees had <br /> 2 or more stems that arose low in the crown. Low stems and branches swept upright, <br /> often with narrow attachments. Tree vigor was poor throughout,likely due to a lack of <br /> summer irrigation Even though the trees were only semi-mature in development.the <br /> sidewalk had been displaced in the area of trees#248—252 and replaced near trees <br /> #253—260. <br />
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