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STAFF REPORTS
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3/18/2008
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15 Y
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15 ATTACHMENT 9
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Dan Sarich HortScience, Inc. <br />1 Sarich Property Tree Preservation Page 4 <br />-l We cannot recommend retention of trees with low suitability for preservation in <br />~ areas where people or property will be present. Retention of trees with moderate <br />suitability for preservation depends upon the intensity of proposed site changes. <br />j Evaluation of Impacts and Recommendations for Preservation <br />J Appropriate tree retention develops a practical match between the location and <br />intensity of construction activities and the quality and health of trees. The Tree <br />Survey Forms were the reference point for tree condition and quality. Potential <br />1 impacts from construction were evaluated using the lot plan provided by Ruggeri- <br />. Jensen-Azar & Associates, Pleasanton. These plans depicted an extension to <br />the existing entry road, building pads for a new home and two additional <br />buildings, driveways, and underground utilitites. <br />Impacts to trees will occur in several ways. Grading may damage tree roots <br />both directly through mechanical injury, and indirectly by altering soil structure, <br />drainage, and biology. <br />Using the site plan, the potential impacts from construction were assessed for <br />~~ each tree. The most significant impacts to trees would occur as the result of the <br />following: <br />^ Grading to create level building pads. <br />^ Constructing of new entry road to the site, structures, driveways, and <br /> underground utilities. <br />__~ <br />Based upon our evaluation of these plans, <br />we recommend the preservation of <br /> 165 of the 226 trees identified on the site. Preservation of these trees is <br /> predicated on creation of a Tree Protectio n Zone (see Tree Preservation <br />1 <br />J Guidelines). <br />`- We recommend removal for 62 trees. The re are 16 Heritage trees within this <br /> group (see table 2). Twenty of the 62 trees recommended for removal were in <br />-~ poor condition. <br /> Table 2: Trees recommended for removal from the Sarich Property. <br />l (Heritage Trees are shown in bold type) <br />J Tree No. Species Size Reason <br /> (in.) <br />J 2 Silver dollar gum 16 Poor suitability <br /> g Valley oak 16 Development impacts <br /> 10 Valley oak 15 Development impacts <br /> 11 Valley oak 23 Development impacts <br /> 12 Valley oak 17 Poor suitability <br /> 15 Blue oak 24 Development impacts <br />J 16 Blue oak 18 Development impacts <br /> 17 Blue oak 14 Development impacts <br /> 18 Blue oak 28 Development impacts <br /> 24 Blue oak 19,14 Poor suitability <br /> 25 Blue oak 20,10 Poor suitability <br /> 26 Blue oak 7 Poor suitability <br /> 27 Blue oak 10 Poor suitability <br /> <br />,_, l <br />J (continued on nex <br />5 t page) <br />:i <br />
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