Kenneth Menzer, Senior Consulting ISA Certified Arborist #

AJN:16-07 “Mitchell Farms”, Citrus Heights, CA for: Watt Communities Page #1 of 129

ABACUS: Kenneth Menzer, Senior Consulting & ISA Certified Arborist #WE-2122AM +TRAQ September 20, 2016

ABACUS “Where Every Detail Counts”

Kenneth Menzer, Senior Consulting ISA Certified Arborist #WE-2122AM Member of the: American Society of Consulting Arborists & International Society of Arboriculture

145 Duncan Hill Road Auburn, CA 95603

E-mail: [email protected] (530) 305-7505 Phone www.abacus-tree.com

Preliminary Report

Mitchell Farms by…

Watt Communities ARBORIST REPORT

September 20, 2016 [AJN: 16-07]

Assignment:

Per the request of Kevin Webb of Watt Communities, Ken Menzer of ABACUS was hired to make an arborist report as required by the City of Citrus Heights for developing this parcel of land, 7925 Arcadia Drive (also known as the “Sunrise Golf Course”), Citrus Heights, California 95610.

On-site observations:

Ken was on-site from June 24th, 2016 until September 11, 2016 to do the field identification, measurements, to assess the current condition of the protected trees, what could be done to improve the quality (and reduce the hazard potential of the trees), plus to assign an overall rating for each tagged tree. I was accompanied by Nicole Harrison (ISA Certified Arborist #WE-6500AM), Jodi Carlson (ISA Certified Arborist #IL-9195A), Joey Bena (ISA Certified Arborist #WE-10409A), Aimee Nunez (ISA Certified Arborist #WE11485A) and Julie McNamara (ISA Certified Arborist #WE-11439A) with Greg Nicholas and Michael McNamara as assistants to the Arborists to perform the measuring and tagging.

Executive summary:

Ken and the ABACUS professional staff located, identified, measured, tagged and rated all of the trees on site. We found and tagged 1,631 trees: of these 63 trees are not protected (per City of Citrus Heights Municipal Code Chapter 106.39-Tree Preservation and Protection), due to their small size and species, 739 trees were rated as too poor of condition (Health + Structure = Condition) meaning they are rated too low as 0, 1 or 2 (dead, dangerous or poor) ; and 854 trees are protected as native oaks 6” in diameter or greater (measured at 54” above grade) DBH, a multi-trunked [native] oak having an extrapolated diameter of 6” (with at least 1 trunk above 6” DBH) also measured at the DBH point. Other protected trees are all other trees 19” DBH or greater, with the exception of: Willows (Salix spp.), fruit trees, eucalyptus (Eucalyptus spp.), alder (Alder spp.), cottonwood (Populus

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spp.), pine (Pinus spp.), catalpa (Catalpa spp.), fruitless mulberry (Morus spp.), or palm (Acoelorrphe spp. [Washingtonia, Phoenix, Syagrus, or Trachycarpus]).

Chart #1 Protected Trees by type

Species Total # Rating 0 1 2 3 4 5 Total

Valley Oak 1184 43 156 362 531 88 4 1184

Tree of Heaven 1 1 1

London Plane 1 1 1

Red Maple 1 1 1

Interior Live Oak 245 3 24 76 131 11 245

Italian Cypress 12 3 6 3 12

Honey Locust 2 2 2

Coast Redwood 1 1 1

Coast Live Oak 3 2 1 3

Chinese Pistache 2 2 2

Chinese Elm 2 1 1 2

Camphor 15 5 5 5 15

California Sycamore

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Blue Oak 97 1 7 28 50 11 97

Black Locust 1 1 1

Totals 1568 48 187 479 728 121 5 1568

The non-native oaks, but still protected by SIZE with a DBH equal to or greater to 19”DBH are: Tree # Common Name DBH Extrapolated DBH 0-5 Rating Tree #916 Chinese Pistache 11,7,8,11 19” 2 Tree #1047 Honey Locust 19 ~ 2 Only the 2 Coast Live Oaks (trees #109 & 110) are protected, as the meet both the minimal DBH diameters and they are rated to be in fair to excellent condition being rated 3. Data gathered:

Tagging (Tree Number): The trees, for purpose of discussion with this report, have been identified by number on the trees, on the tree plan, and also in this report. Each of the trees were tagged at ~6’ above grade, on the north side of the tree with a painted green “acorn-shaped” (1-1/8” x 1-3/8”) aluminum tag with pre-stamped (3/16”) numbers, nailed (3” galvanized) to allow the tree to grow without the normal growth pushing off or engulfing the tag for 5-10 years. Any and all mapping to show the tree locations by tag/tree number will be by others. The tags were installed to the tree with nails 3”” long and the tag being green in color, there will be less potential for tag theft or vandalism during the development period.

Tree Name (Botanical & Common): Trees frequently cross pollinate and hybridize with other trees generally of the same Genus. The parent trees may not be of a pure strain of that species, so the off-spring “seedling” may very well be quite complex, but the name of the tree that is used is the botanical and common



name of the species closest to that (maybe slight) variation of the pure strain (if that can ever exist). When a ‘cultivar’ name is applied by the arborist, it is carefully done to be as correct as possible, but seedling possibilities and cultivar possibilities can be quite subtle and may not be 100% accurate on existing trees found in-the-field.

Number of Stems:

This refers to the quantity of trunks or stems (also see “Tree Size Expressed by Trunk Diameter” at the end of this report) that are connected enough and are of the same species, that if one stem or trunk were to be removed, it would cause decay to harm an adjoining stem… making it one tree.

DBH1 (in diameter inches):

This is normally measured at 4’-6” (above the average ground height), but if that varies then the location where it is measured is noted here. A steel diameter tape2 was utilized for all the larger trees’ DBH measurements (over 26” DBH) and a caliper for the smaller diameter trunks (less than 26”). The measurement locations possibilities are all shown in diagram form for most variations from the norm in “Tree SIZE Expressed in Trunk Diameter” on last section of this report.

Extrapolated DBH:

The trees that have multi-stems (trunks) are not to have their trunk diameter added together as a diameter total, but rather figure the square inch area of each trunk, added together to come to a total square inch area. This area will then be converted (and rounded to the nearest diameter inch) of the closest hypothetical trunk size that is representative of the same trunk area called the extrapolated DBH.

Canopy Radius (in feet):

This is the radius measurement from the center point of the trunk to the horizontal farthest drip line of the canopy of leaves and twigs and then becoming a circle that minimally needs to be protected as the Critical Root Zone (CRZ) or Tree Protection Zone (TPZ). This is also how a tree is drawn manually or via programs like AutoCAD, starting at a center point of the tree, to the outer radius (not measuring from the surface of the tree to the farthest edge of the canopy). It is almost impossible to measure the irregular drip line area, so this is a practical method to show an approximation of the furthest and longest drip line as a circular area to be protected around the trunk, as roots tend to go equally in all directions from the trunk and do not follow under the branches above ground. If the branches are cut back (the drip line reduced in size) the roots do not retreat and the CRZ or TPZ stays the same size. I have elected to use the Longest Drip Line Radius in this report.

Observations (Field Notes): These are what we observed from viewing the tree from

the ground. It does not include climbing, aerial inspections, core & bore inspections, root &/or soil excavation, or chemical/biological testing. Trees that are not protected In Citrus Heights are also noted in this section.

Recommended Actions, if the tree is to remain or noted “To Be Removed”:

1 DBH or dbh: Diameter Breast High is the measurement of the trunk’s diameter at 4.5’ above ground level (see “Tree

SIZE Expressed in Trunk Diameter” in the supporting section, at the end of this letter report) 2Diameter Tape is used to figure the tree’s diameter, by measuring the circumference, where on the inches are pre-

multiplied by 3.14 or π ( called pi) and shown to produce the diameter of the tree directly on the tape.



If a tree is to remain and be protected then my recommended actions generally will improve the tree’s overall rating to go up one full number rating. If the recommended actions are not taken then the tree may become more of a hazard over time. The measurements, observation, and recommended actions are a “snap-shot” in time and as a living organism; if it is not treated for some minor issues at this time, the lack of action may make the tree much less valuable and more of a potential danger.

0-5 Rating: Rating is subjective to health and structure = condition. All of the trees were rated for condition, per the recognized national standard as set up by the Council of Tree and Landscape Appraisers3 and the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) on a numeric scale of 5 (being the highest) to zero (the worst condition) as in Chart A. The rating was done in the field at the time of the measuring and inspection by the ISA Certified Arborist. The scale is as follows:

Chart A

No problem ¤ 5 excellent No apparent problem(s) 4 good Minor problem(s) 3 fair Major problem(s) 2 poor Extreme problem(s) 1 dangerous Dead 0 dead

¤ A rating of “5” indicates no apparent problems found having done a root-collar inspection and/or climbing the tree to inspect the trunks and major limbs.

Note: There is a very important line drawn between a tree rated a 3 and a 2. A rating of 3 – 4 – 5 means that the trees are of high enough quality trees to be preserved and protected. A rating of a 0 – 1 – 2 is a tree that should be removed and is a liability rather than an asset (except under certain specified circumstances when a low rated tree could remain).

Abbreviation key:

AM: Add mulch AMSS: Add Mechanical Support System CC: Crown clean, to remove crossing branches, broken branches, too densely crowded branches; more of a cleaning process than structural correction CDL: Codominant leaders, rather than a single leader CS: Compacted Soil CT: Callous Tissue DS: Drought Stress ECL: Establish Central Leader EG: Epicormic Growth EWR: End Weight Reduction pruning

3 “The Council of Tree & Landscape Appraisers” is a non-membership consortium that represents: American Nursery and

Landscape Association, American Society of Consulting Arborists, American Society of Landscape Architects, Associated Landscape Contractors of America, Association of Consulting Foresters of America, International Society of Arboriculture, and National Arborist Association (I am a member of these organizations in blue).



IB: Included bark, means bark that is mashed between two or more stems, but the

woody (xylem tissue) is not structurally connected MD: Mechanical Damage

NCP: Needs corrective pruning to improve structure &/or reduce hazard(s) NP: Not Protected (tree by to small of size &/or an exempt species) NAA: Narrow Angle of Attachment OPC: Old Pruning cuts PTB: Prune to balance PT: Poor Taper PS: Poor Structure PPP: Previously Poor Pruning RC: Raise Canopy RDW: Removed dead wood (1-1/2” and greater in diameter, as this is a potential hazard for people under this limb and a future health problem for the tree) SI: Summer Irrigation SP: Sparse Canopy TBR: the tree is To Be Removed, as it is dead, dying, or not repairable with any amount of professional tree care UC: Unbalanced Canopy UHVL: Under High Voltage Lines

~ : Tilde means no pertinent data to gather and the category is not blank by neglect

16 Standard Compass Points (adjusted locally for declination): These are the standard 16 points of the compass as aligned with Geographic North or True North. In our area, True North (TN) adjusted for declination 14°49’ to the west of Magnetic North (MN)



Color Coding: If removed, then mitigation shall be required

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1 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 21 ~ 16 Off-Site (2' off-Site by "Staples") RC 4

2 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 12, 11 16 17

CDL w/IB, w/ "V"-crotch at ~ 1' CC 3

3 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 15, 17 23 ~

CDL w/IB, w/ "V"-crotch at ~ 2', decay in IB, ready to fail at any moment TBR 1

4 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 26 ~ 26 ~ RDW, CC, RC, EWR 4

5 15 & 174 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 14

CDL at ~ 28' w/ "U"-crotch CC, RDW 3

6 14 & 175 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 9 ~ CC 3

7 177 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 21 ~ 23 CDL at ~ 18' w/ "U"-crotch RDW, CC 4

8 10 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 3 10,

10, 6 15 ~ EG, CDL at base w/IB & "V"-crotch TBR 2

9 12 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ ~ EG, Suppressed by Tree #11 TBR 2

10 11 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ ~ EG, Suppressed by Tree #11 TBR 2

11 13 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 24" @ 2' ~ 26

CDL at ~ 5' w/ "V"-crotch

EWR, PTB, RDW & remove broken branches 3

12 17 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 11

CDL at ~ 7' w/ "U"-crotch, suppressed by tree # 13 RDW 3

13 ~ Interior Live Oak

Quercus

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2' ~ 26 CDL at ~ 4' w/ slight "V"-crotch CC, RC 4

14 19 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 15 ~ RDW 4

15 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 11 Previously topped, NCP 3



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16 80 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ ~ PS, CDL at ~ 13' TBR 2

17 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 14 CDL w/IB ~ 11' EWR, CC, RDW 2

18 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ ~ TMD TBR 1

19 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 19 CDL, lots of EG, "V" & "U"-crotches RDW,NCP 2

20 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 24 Lots of EG RDW,EWR, PTB 3

21 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ ~ Leans too much to SW TBR 2

22 73 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 21 CDL at ~ 5' w/ "V"-crotch

EWR, CC, RDW 3

23 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 16 Lots of dead wood RDW, EWR 2

24 70 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ ~ Dead TBR 0


Quercus

wislizenii 1 29 ~ 29 CDL & IB at ~ 5' w/"V"-crotch

AMSS, add 1 steel cable & 1 bolt 3

26 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 12 CDL at ~ 6' w/IB CC, RDW 3

27 1 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 25 ~ 25 CDL at ~ 14' w/ "V"-crotch EWR 4

28 2 Interior Live Oak

Quercus

wislizenii 1 21 ~ ~ PS TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 2 11, 16 19 27 PPP, grafted limbs

RC, CC, remove old stub cuts 3

30 3 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 22 ~ 24 Some dieback RDW, EWR 4

31 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 18 ~ ~ 4

32 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 21 ~ 20 11" diameter cut to N ~ 3

33 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 21 EG EWR, CC 3

34 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 22 ~ 24 ~ RDW 4



37 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ ~ Dead TBR 0

38 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 7, 7 10 11 CDL at ~ 4' w/IB "V"-crotch

Cable in future 2

39 ~ Interior Live Quercus 1 16 ~ 18 ~ RDW, RC 4



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40 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 21 CDL at ~ 13' w/ "U"-crotch

RC TO 12', RDW 3

41 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 22 ~ EWR, RDW 4

42 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 19 ~ 24 CDL at ~ 14' w/"U" crotch

EWR, RDW 3




46 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 21 ~ 26 ~ EWR, RDW, PTB 3

47 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 18

Dog-ear rip cut to N at ~ 11', CDL w/ "U"-crotch

RDW, re-cut stub, EWR 3


Quercus

wislizenii 2 11, 18 21 ~

Decay pockets CDL at ground w/ "U"-crotch TBR 2


50 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 19 ~ 26 ~ EWR, RDW, PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3

12, 17, 12 24 ~ TMD TBR 1


53 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 31 ~ 26 4 X20" decay pocket to NW at ~ 2' RDW 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 15 ~ ~ PS, TMD TBR 1

55 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ ~ Leans to S TBR 1

56 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ ~ Leans to SW TBR 1

57 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ ~ Leans to S & SE TBR 1

58 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 21 ~ RDW, EWR 3

59 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ ~ Leans too much to SE TBR 2

60 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 28 ~ RDW, PTB, CC 3

61 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ ~ Top missing TBR 1




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RDW, EWR, PTB 3

64 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 24 ~ 26 Slight lean to S CC, RDW, PTB, EWR 3

65 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 22 PPP Remove stubs 4

66 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 22 @

2' ~ 23 CDL w/IB @ N, 2-4' "V"- crotch

EWR, RDW 3


68 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 22 ~ 27 CDL at ~ 9' w/"U" crotch

RWR, RDW, PTB 3


IB at 14', PPP, Dog eared cut in crotch, suppressed by tree # 69 ~ 3

70 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 23 ~ 27 ~ PTB, EWR 4

71 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 31 ~ 29 CDL & IB at ~ 9'

AMSS, add 1 steel cable, PTB, EWR,RDW 3

72 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 22 ~ 34 Broken top, PS NCP 2

73 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 16 ~ PTB, ECL 3

74 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 11 CDL at ~ 16' w/"U"-crotch PTB 2

75 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 7, 14 16 15 CDL at ~ 2' PPP

PTB, remove old stubs 3

76 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 7 CDL at ~ 6' w/IB

ECL, suppress N stem 2

77 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ ~ CDL at ~ 5' w/ stubs cuts TBR 1


79 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 14, 10 17 ~ PS, PPP TBR 1

80 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 11 New stem topped, PPP

Suppress NW stem by 50% 3

81 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 23 ~ RDW, CC 3

82 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ ~ PPP, PS TBR 1



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83 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 12 EG CC 3


85 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ ~ PS, leans to NNE TBR 2


87 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 8 Slight lean to N RDW 3

88 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 13 Slight lean to N ECL 2

89 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 9, 10 13 ~ EG, CDL at ~ 2' w/ "V"-crotch TBR 2

90 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ ~ Leans too much to SW TBR 2

91 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ ~ Leans too much to S TBR 1

92 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 8, 4 9 ~ PS TBR 1

93 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 6, 2 6 ~ PS TBR 2

94 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 3

13, 12, 10 20 ~ TMD TBR 1


96 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ ~ PPP TBR 1


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wislizenii 2 13, 5 14 ~ Leans too much TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 1 12 ~ ~ Leans too much TBR 1

99 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 12 Lots of dead wood RDW, CC 3



Remove S stem 3


103 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 7, 8 10 ~ CDL at ~ 2' w/IB, "V"-crotch TBR 1

104 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ ~ CDL at ~ 5' w/IB, "V"-crotch TBR 1

105 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ ~

CDL at ~ 5' w/IB, "V"-crotch, leans too much TBR 1

106 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 12 CDL at ~11' w/IB, "V"-crotch ~ 2

107 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ ~ CDL at 5', EG, PPP TBR 1

108 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 10, 6 12 ~ PPP TBR 1

109 ~ Coast Live Oak

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14 22 20 CDL at base CC, RC 3



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110 ~ Coast Live Oak

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10, 7, 10, 3, 9, 9,

3 21 22 CDL at base, MD CC, RC 3

111 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ ~ Too close to Sidewalk TBR 1


113 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 6, 3 7 ~ Too close to Sidewalk TBR 1


Too close to Sidewalk, leans to SW, suppressed by tree # 115 TBR 1


116 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ ~ Too close to sidewalk TBR 2

117 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 20 ~ 28 CDL at ~ 11' w/ "U"-crotch CC 3

118 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ ~ PS, PPP TBR 1

119 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 9 CDL at ~ 17' w/"V"-crotch ~ 3

120 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ ~ Suppressed by tree #121 TBR 1


122 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 9, 8 12 17 CDL at ~2' w/IB CC, RDW 3



125 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ ~ Leans too much to SE TBR 2

126 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 19 Slight lean to SSW PTB, CC 3


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wislizenii 2 16, 7 17 21 PPP, old stub cuts Remove old stubs 2

128 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 17 CDL at ~ 6' w/ "U"-crotch RDW 3

129 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 19 ~ CC 3

130 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 21 Lots of small dead wood

CC, RDW, EWR 3

131 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 13 ~ RDW, RC to 10' 3

132 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 21 CDL at ~21' w/ "U"-crotch RDW 3



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133 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ ~ CDL at ~6' w/ "V"-crotch TBR 2


9, 12, 8, 11,

3 21 ~ PS, CDL, IB, "V"-crotches TBR 1

135 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 10, 9 12 ~ Leans too much, PS TBR 2

136 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 21 Overly extended limbs

RDW, EWR, CC 3


Leans too much, suppressed by Tree # 136 TBR 1

138 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ ~ Bacterial blight in back TBR 1

139 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 3 8, 13,

9 18 24 CDL at base w/IB & "V"-crotches ~ 2

140 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 20 Leans to SSE PTB, RDW 3


142 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 9, 4 10 ~ Low Vigor TBR 1

143 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 8 ~ CC, RC 3

144 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 8 ~ CC, RC 3

145 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 7 CDL w/IB, ~V"-crotch at ~ 10'

Suppress E trunk by 50%, ECL 3

146 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 6, 4 7 ~ PS, CDL at base w/IB & "V"-crotch TBR 2


148 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 15 Canopy leans to SW PTB, EWR 3

149 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 19 CDL w/IB at ~ 15' w/"V"-crotch

EWR, RDW 3

150 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ ~ PS, PPP TBR 1

151 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 9, 12 15 24 CDL w/IB at ~ 5' w/ "V"-crotch CC 3

152 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 3 13,

12, 7 19 ~ 7" stem is dead, PS TBR 1




156 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 12, 8 14 ~ PS, TMD TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 18 PPP

CC, Remove Stubs 3

158 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 15 CDL at ~ 22', "V"- ~ 3



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160 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 18 Lots of dead wood NCP, RDW 2

161 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ ~ PS TBR 2

162 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 20 ~ 23 CDL ~ 7' w/ "U"-crotch

NCP, RDW, CC 3

163 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 7 Slight lean to NE PTB 3

164 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 17 IB & CDL a t~5' w/ "V"-crotches PTB 3

165 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 18 CDL & IB at ~5' w/ "V"-crotch CC 3

166 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 14 EG RDW, PTB 3



169 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ ~ Too much dead wood TBR 1

170 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 23 ~ ~ Too much decay at base TBR 1

171 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 12 ~ RDW, PTB 3

172 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ ~ PPP, bacteria canker TBR 1

173 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ ~ PPP, CDL at ~ 8' w/ "U"-crotch TBR 1

174 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 9, 5 10 ~ PPP, IB, CDL & MD TBR 1


5, 6, 7, 5, 5, 2 13 ~ PS, PPP, IB & CDL TBR 1



178 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 4, 7 8 9 "U"-crotches ~ 3

179 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 4 7, 6, 4, 7 12 ~ CDL & IB base TBR 2

180 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 20 ~ 28 ~ RDW, EWR 4


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wislizenii 3 7, 8,

5 12 ~ IB at base, leans to NW, PS TBR 1

182 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 15 ~ CC, RC to 10' 3

183 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ ~ Too much dead wood & stress TBR 1

184 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ ~ Dead top TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ ~ PS, leans too much TBR 1



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187 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 3 9, 9, 10 16 15

CDL & IB at base w/ "V"-crotch RDW 2


189 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 33 ~ 34 IB, "V"-crotch RDW 4

190 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ ~ CDL at ~14' w/ "V"-crotch TBR 2

191 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 6, 8 10 17 CDL & IB at base, "V"-crotch EWR, PTB 2

192 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 8, 9 12 ~ PS, CDL & IB at ~ 14' w/ "V"-crotch TBR 2


6 12 ~ Leans too much, CDL at base TBR 2



196 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ ~ Too much breakage TBR 1

197 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 4 11, 9, 10, 4 14 21

CDL at base, IB w/ "V"-crotch CC 3



200 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 20 ~ 23 IB at ~ 16' w/ "V"-crotch RDW, CC 3


EG, canker disease, CDL & IB at ~ 8', die back, CS TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 2 6, 4 7 11

CDL & IB at base, natural grafting, CS CC 3


CDL & IB at ~9', die back, crossing limbs, CS RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 2 6, 4 7 8 CDL & IB at ~2', EG, CS ~ 3


6 11 12

CDL & IB at ~1', growing through barbed wire fence, 6" closed pruning wound, EG, CS

Cut wire fencing at bark surface (do NOT remove), CC 3

206 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 6 Corrected lean to E, CS ~ 3



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Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ 12

Wrapped in barbed wire at ~1', CDL at ~5', die back, CS RDW 3

208 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 11 EG, DS, SC, die back, CS TBR 2


Canker disease, 6" closed pruning wound at ~1', CDL at ~12', EG, die back, CS RDW 2


Growing over rocks, CDL & IB at base, natural grafting & crossing limbs at ~6', pruned stubs at base, PS CC 2


CDL & IB at base, complete die back, EG, CS TBR 1


Canker swollen base, PT, SC, die back, EG, CS RDW 2


CDL at ~1', complete die back, EG, DS , CS TBR 1


CDL & IB at ~2', die back, EG, DS, CS RDW 2

215 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 10 MD at base, die back, DS, CS RDW 3


Slight lean to the N, die back, EG, DS RDW 3

217 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 7 IB at ~6', die back, DS RDW 3


Slight lean to the SE, SC with , die back, DS

RDW & EWR to SE 3


Slight lean to the SE & UC, closed wound at ~1', SC w/ die back, DS

RDW , PTB, EWR 3


CDL & IB at base, crossing limbs, EG, CS CC, NCP 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 8 CDL & IB at ~4', UC to the N

PTB, EWR on N 3



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CDL & IB at base, all stems lean, EG, DS, CS EWR 3


UC to S, DS, CS PTB S canopy extension by 20% 3


CDL at ~2', 7', 12', IB at 7' & 12', EG, die back, DS RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 21 ~ ~

Multiple pruning wounds ranging from 7"-20" w/ boring insect activity, cavity with decay & fruiting fungal bodies at ~1' TBR 2

226 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 44 ~ 21 CDL & IB at ~4', minor die back RDW 3

227 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 15 UC to S, SC, CDL & IB at 15' PTB 3


Lean & UC to W, PT, SC, die back, EG TBR 2

229 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 15 UC to S, suppressed, die back PTB, RDW 3

230 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 18 Lean & UC to S, PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 33 ~ 23

Abnormal flare, conk at base, 23" pruning wound at 3', die back TBR 2


Quercus


Lean to NW, advanced decay at base, CDL & IB at 4' TBR 2

233 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 22 Lean & UC to the E, die back, CS PTB, RDW 3

234 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 23 ~ 24 MD at base, CDL & IB at 12', CS TBR 2


MD at base, severe die back, EG, DS, CS TBR 2

236 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 15 CDL & IB at ~20', die back, CS RDW 3

237 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 25 Lean & UC to S, SC, die back PTB, RDW 3

238 52 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 12 SC, PT, UC to S PTB, RDW 2



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239 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ Dead TBR 0

240 54 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 11 PT, suppressed, die back RDW 2


UC to the SW, CDL & IB at ~12', die back PTB, RDW 3

242 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 16 Lean to E, die back, DS RDW 2

243 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 13 CDL & IB at ~12', EG CC 3


Suppressed, UC to SE, CDL at ~15', EG PTB 2

245 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 18 Minor die back, IB at ~15' RDW 4

246 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 21 CDL & IB at ~12', UC to S PTB 3


MD at 4', vertical scarring on stem, EG, RDW 2


CDL & IB at 2', large cavity into root flare, overweight limb to N,

EWR or TBR 2


CDL & IB at base, EG, suppressed, UC to S, IB at 4' ~ 3


Suppressed, UC to the W, EG , die back, DS, CS

PTB & RDW 3

251 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 25 ~ 21 Minor decay at base, CDL at 20' ~ 3

252 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 7 CDL at ~12', EG, CS ~ 3


Vertical scarring at 4', MD at 2', EG, die back, DS, CS RDW 2


CDL & IB at 10', complete die back, Canker disease TBR 1

255 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 16 CDL & IB at 2' & 3', UC to S, EG PTB 3

256 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 15 UC to S, IB at 6', EG, CS PTB 2


Quercus

wislizenii 3

15, 11, 13 22 19

CDL & IB with natural grafting at base, crossing limbs, multiple large NCP 3



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pruning wounds (closed)


IB at base, lean & UC to the W, EG & minor die back PTB, RDW 3


Cavity under base, advanced canker disease, conks at base & up stem, 10" dead wood, EG, TBR 1


Canker disease, slight lean w/ UC to the N, CDL & IB at ~20', CS PTB 3


CDL at 3', UC to the N, 12" closed pruning wound at 6' PTB 3

262 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 13 Suppressed, CS ~ 2

263 39 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 7, 6 9 13

Closed failure at base, die back, PT, CS TBR 2


Open cavity with decay at 1', lean & UC to the W, overly-extended limbs to W TBR 2


CDL at ~12', UC to the W, suppressed, CS PTB 3


Suppressed, leans & UC to the W, CS PTB 3


CDL at 3', UC & overly-extended limbs to the W, CS TBR 2


MD at base, PT, leans & UC to the E, EG, 2' from a walkway, CS

TBR or PTB 2


CDL & IB at 2', EG, overly-extended limbs to the S, CS PTB 3



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Canker disease, complete die back, SC, 4' from asphalt walkway, CS TBR 1


6 11 12

CDL & IB at base, crossing limbs, natural grafting, PS, PT, EG, CC 2

272 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 7 CS, die back RDW 2


Canker disease, lean & UC to the E, severe die back, CS TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 11

CDL & IB at ~8', CS, slight lean to the S, Canker disease TBR 2


3" cavity with decay at 5', CDL at 20', minor die back, CS RDW 3


Severe MD at base, severe lean, UC to S, suppressed

Reduce S canopy extension by 20% 3


Lean & UC to the E, SC, 10" failure at 25', die back, CS, MD main stem TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 13

MD at base, canker disease, CS, CDL & IB at ~15', TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 4

13, 9, 11, 12 23 19

CDL & IB at base, UC to S, overly-extended limb to S, die back

EWR & PTB 3

280 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 6 Minimal die back RDW 4


Growing over rocks, severe MD at base, PT, SC, CDL at 20', die back TBR 1


CDL at ~15', UC to S Reduce S canopy extension by 15% 3

283 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 6 PT, SC, CDL & IB at ~15', die back RDW 2

284 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 9 PT & SC, die back RDW 2



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285 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 5 PT, die back RDW 2

286 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 10 SC, CDL at 15', die back RDW 3


CDL & IB at ~5', UC to S, die back, CS PTB, RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 4 11, 7, 9, 10 19 16

Abnormal flare, CDL & IB at base, crossing limbs & natural grafting, 7" stem failed, embedded metal pipe, minor die back, PS NCP 3


CDL & IB with crossing stems at 12', die back, CS, PS

NCP, RDW 3


MD at base, PT, SC, die back, EG, CS RDW 2


Minor canker disease, CDL & IB at 6', 12' & 15', UC to S, EG, die back, CS PTB, RDW 3


MD at 6", 1', 18" & 4', CDL & IB at 12', PT, EG TBR 2

293 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 23 CDL at 12', minor die back, ~ 3


Lean & UC to the W, SC, CS, 5" failure at 8'

NCP, RDW 3


MD with decay at 3', IB at 12' & 20', minor die back, CS RDW 3


5" failure & decay at 2', lean & UC to the E, CS

NCP, RDW, PTB 3

297 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 6 MD at 2' & 3', CDL & IB at ~10', CS TBR 2


4" failure with decay at 7', 8 CDL & IB at 15', extremely PS, CS TBR 2


Lean & UC to S, 6" failure at 4', CDL & PTB, RDW 3



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IB at 7', EG, CS

300 ~

Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 1 15 ~ 13

MD with decay at base, CDL & IB at ~20', die back TBR 2

302 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 17 UC to S, IB at 15', 20' & 25', CS PTB, RDW 3

303 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 20 Lean & UC to W, EG, CS PTB, RDW 3

304 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 15 Lean & UC to S, EG, CS PTB, RDW 3

305 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 11 CDL & IB at 5', NAA, EG, DS, CS ECL 3


CDL & IB w/NAA & crossing limbs at ~15', UC to W, minor die back, SC

Reduce W canopy extension 10% 3


Canker disease at base, lean & UC to the W, PTB 3


Good structure, minor die back, CS RDW 4


Lean & UC to SW, PT & SC, EG, CDL at ~25', minor die back, CS

Reduce SW canopy extension 10%, CC 3

310 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 12 PT & SC, CDL at 20', DS, CS CC 2

311 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 7 PT & SC, EG, die back, on slope RDW 2


Canker disease, CDL & IB at ~10', die back, DS, EG, CS TBR 2


Growing on slope, PT, SC, EG, CDL at 20', CC 2


Growing on slope, PT & SC, CDL & IB at 25', minor die back, EG RDW 3

315 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 13 PT & SC, CDL at 30', EG, ECL 3



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PT, SC, die back, EG, growing on slope, rope wrapped around stem

Remove rope from stem 2





Growing on slope, CDL & IB at 8', EG, die back RDW 2

321 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 26 Leans & UC to the W, PT, EG PTB 2


Leans & UC to the W, EG, minor die back PTB, RDW 3

323 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ Dead TBR 0


12" open cavity with decay at 4', IB at ~12', CDL & IB at 20', die back, CS TBR 2


Leans & UC to W, EG, Canker disease PTB 2

326 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 22 SC, leans & UC to W PTB 3

327 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 18 Leans & UC to the W, EG, CS PTB 2

328 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 20 UC to S, CDL at 20' PTB 3


CDL & IB at 20', minor die back, growing on slope RDW 3

330 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 28 CDL at ~12', UC to the W, EG, DS PTB 2


PT, lean & UC to the W, severe die back with almost SC TBR 1

332 49 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 14 PT, SC, CDL & IB at ~20', EG, RDW 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ 9

Growing on creek slope, die back, CDL & IB at 8', root flare partially uplifted TBR 1


CDL & IB at 20', Canker disease at base, die back TBR 1



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335 ~ Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 1 17 ~ 19

Growing on creek slope, PT & SC, 5" failure at 30' TBR 1


Quercus


MD, minor canker disease, 5" pruning wound & decay at 6', lean & UC to SW, EG, die back TBR 2

337 Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 1 17 ~

Severe die back, stem failure at 25', TBR 1


Growing on creek slope, canker disease, slight lean to the N, EG, die back RDW 3

339 ~ Willow Salix 2 9, 4 10 18

Exposed roots hanging over creek edge, lean to S, die back, maybe eventually destroyed due to creek erosion CC 2

340 25 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 19 CDL & IB at 10', UC to S, PTB 3


4' vertical scarring at 8' from limb failure, CDL at 20', canker disease, die back TBR 1


Quercus


Lean & UC to the W, 5" failure with decay at 5', minor die back PTB, RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 9

Canker disease, CDL & IB at 8', minor die back RDW 3


IB & NNA at 4', 5" dead wood, PT & SC, overextended limb to W, die back

RDW, reduce over extended W limb extension 10%, CC 3


Lean & UC to the W, EG, minor die back PTB, RDW 3



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CDL at 4', canker disease, UC to the W, EG, CS PTB 3

348 ~ Willow Salix 2 13, 8 15 16 Lean to the W, EG, SC PTB 3


Canker disease, PT, leans & UC to the W, EG TBR 2

350 34 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 7 SC, EG, DS, CS ~ 3


MD at base, lean to NW, EG, die back, minor Canker disease TBR 1


PT & SC, lean & UC to the W, EG, DS, die back PTB, RDW 2


Canker disease, lean to the W, CDL & IB with NNA at 12', EG, die back TBR 1

354 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 13 PT & SC, CDL at 25', die back ~ 3


CDL & IB at ~12', severe die back TBR 2

356 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 6 Canker disease, PT, SC, EG, SC TBR 1


Canker disease, PT, leans to W, EG, DS TBR 1


PT & SC, die back, leans to W, canker disease TBR 1


Canker disease, PT & SC, die back, leans to W TBR 1


Canker disease, PT, SC, die back, leans to W TBR 2


Canker disease, PT & SC, die back, DS, leans & UC to the W TBR 2


Canker disease, PT & SC, lean to the W, die back, EG, DS TBR 2



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Canker disease, PT, SC, Leans to W, insect activity, DEAD TBR 1

364 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 15 SC, EG ~ 3


366 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 15 Canker disease, leans W, EG TBR 2

367 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 28 PT, SC, MD at 6" & 4' ~ 3


IB at ~3', natural grafting, crossing limbs, EG NCP, CC 2

369 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 19 Leans W, PT, SC, die back, RDW 2

370 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 17 PT, SC, die back, EG, RDW 2

371 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 7, 7 ~

IB & CDL at 2', complete die back, EG TBR 1


Minor canker disease, PT, SC, die back, EG RDW 2


Quercus

wislizenii 2 7, 2 7 6 5" failure at base, IB at base TBR 2

374 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 20 ~ 19 EG, DS, die back RDW 2


Quercus


IB & CDL at 2', 4' & 5' ~ 3


CDL & IB at ~3', NAA, crossing limbs, die back, EG RDW 2

377 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 13 PT, SC, leans to S PTB, EWR 2


CDL at ~15' with crossing limbs & NAA, UC to the E, some die back

NCP, EWR , PTB 3

379 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 9 Minor die back, DS RDW 3


Populus

fremontii 1 42 ~ 29

Slight lean to N, overweight limb to N, die back

PTB, EWR, RDW 3

381 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 12 DS ~ 4


CDL & IB at ~10', UC to S, die back PTB, RDW 3

383 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 22 ~ 20 CDL at 20', CS, EG, die back RDW 3



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Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ 19

IB & Canker Disease at 6', Leans to E, die back, TBR 1


CDL & IB at 1', SC, EG, die back, CS RDW 3


CDL at 15', EG, die back, CS, MD at 2' RDW 2


Overly-extended limb to the E, EG, DS, CS EWR, PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 13 CDL & IB at 6', die back, CS RDW 3


Quercus


Severe lean to the N, over weight limbs & UC to the N, large failures, die back TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 1 5 ~ 10 PT, SC, die back, EG,

RDW 2


Quercus


CDL at 5', NAA, minor die back, CS RDW 3

391 91 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 13 SC, minor die back, CS RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 25

Leans W, CDL & IB at base, natural grafting, root flare with neighboring tree, UC to the W, MD at 1', PTB, CC 3


CDL & IB with NAA at base, natural grafting, root flare with tree #392, severe die back, CS RDW 2

394 95 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 15 CDL & IB at 1', die back, EG, CS RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 16

Closed failure at base, natural grafting & NAA with cavity at 1', lean & UC to W, EG, CS, minor die back RDW, PTB 3


6' vertical cavity with decay from base, CDL & IB at 7', TBR 1



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die back, DS, EG,


CDL & IB with NAA & crossing limbs at 8', die back, EG, CS CC 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 17

Severe MD & decay at 1', UC to the N, die back, CS TBR 1


Quercus


CDL & IB at 1', 4" dead wood, EG, die back RDW 3

400 ~ Blue Oak Quercus

douglasii 1 12 ~ 33

Lean & UC to the E, die back, EG, canker disease RDW 2


Leans to E, CDL & IB at ~12', CS, minor die back, DS CC, PTB 3


CDL & IB at ~15', minor die back, DS, CS CC 3


PT, SC, EG, natural grafting, root flare mixed w/ neighboring tree RDW 2

504 94 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 15 SC, CDL & IB at ~15', UC to S PTB 3

505 12 Coast Live Oak

Quercus agrifol

ia 1 14 ~ 22 CDL & IB at 2', UC to S PTB 4


Minor canker disease, minor die back, CS RDW 3


CDL & IB w/ NAA, crossing limbs at ~8', EG, minor die back, CS CC 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 15

Leans & UC to the E, die back, suppressed

RDW, PTB or TBR 2


CDL & IB at 8' & 15', EG, minor die back, 25% girdled flare by neighboring tree CC or TBR 2



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Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 12

Abnormal flare, root flare girdles neighboring tree, leans & UC to the E, minor die back CC or TBR 2

511 2 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 17 EG, DS, minor die back, CS CC 3


CDL & IB at 6', EG, minor die back CC 3

513 74 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 21 EG, IB at ~15' ~ 4


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 12 SC, suppressed

~ 3


Suppressed by neighboring trees, EG, die back NCP 2

516 1

Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 1 15 ~ ~

4' vertical cavity at 3', multiple large failures, IB at 20', CS TBR 2

517 498 Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 1 12 ~ 20 Suppressed, UC to W, CS PTB, EWR 3

518 398 Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 1 12 ~ 21 Slight lean & UC to the E PTB 3

519 526 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 15 CDL & IB at 15', die back, EG, CS RDW 2

520 70 Blue Oak Quercus

douglasii 1 29 ~ 37

CDL & IB at 6', 12', 15' & 20', canker disease ECL 2


douglasii 1 27 ~ 30

CDL & IB at 5', 10' & 12', embedded wire, CS

Cut off wire at surface of bark 4


Quercus


Abnormal flare, CDL & IB at base, EG, die back CC 3


douglasii 1 19 ~ 23

CDL & IB at 8', NAA, natural grafting CC 4


Quercus


CDL & IB at 2' & 3', NAA, UC & over weight limb to S, CS

EWR & PTB 3


douglasii 1 16 ~ 28

Canker disease, lean & UC to the N, CDL & IB at ~20', multiple large failures, die back, TBR 2



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douglasii 1 18 ~ 34

Minor canker disease, lean & UC to the E, die back, EG, growing on slope PTB & CC 3


douglasii 1 9 ~ 29

Canker disease, PT, lean & UC to the E, die back, EG

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


douglasii 1 23 ~ 30

CDL & IB at ~4', canker disease, die back RDW 2


douglasii 1 23 ~ 18

Minor canker disease, corrected lean to N, die back, CDL at 12' RDW 3


douglasii 1 27 ~ 33

CDL & IB at 20', minor die back, CS CC 4


douglasii 1 15 ~ 26

Minor canker disease, leans & UC to S, CDL & IB at ~15', EG, die back

PTB & RDW 3


UC to S, CDL at 20', minor die back, over weight limb to S

PTB & RDW 3


Populus

fremontii 1 7 ~ 16

CDL & IB, crossing limbs at base, canker disease, vertical scarring, die back, CS RDW 3


Populus

fremontii 1 10 ~ 18

CDL & IB at base, canker disease, crossing limbs NCP 3

535 ~

Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 1 12 ~ 10

6" dead wood, crossing limbs, NAA, die back, CS, canker disease TBR 2


CDL at ~30', die back, CS, overly-extended limb to S, 10" failure

RDW, EWR & PTB 3


CDL at ~6' & 10', UC to the W, suppressed, EG, die back

PTB & RDW 3



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Canker disease at base, 6" dead wood, minor die back, 12" failure at ~30' RDW 3


CDL & IB at ~8', UC & leans to W, EG, die back, CS

PTB & RDW 3


Leans & UC to the E, CS, 5" failure at 6'

PTB & RDW or TBR 2

564 ~ Tree of Heaven

Ailanthus

altissima 1 6 ~ 14 2' MD at 5', CDL at 10' TBR 2

565 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 21 CDL at 15', die back RDW 3


Slight lean to NE, wrapped in wire, CS, minor die back

Remove wire at bark surface & RDW, PTB 3


5" failure with decay at 5', CDL & IB with NAA & crossing limbs at 5', CS

RDW & NCP or TBR 2


Leans & UC to W, CDL at 15', minor die back, CS PTB & CC 3

570 ~ Willow Salix 1 11 ~ 22

Severe lean & overweight to E, die back, CS, MD at 5' TBR 2


Canker disease at base, UC to the W, CS, EG PTB 3


Leans & UC to the N, EG, die back

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


CDL & IB at 5', EG, die back, near paved surfaces, DS RDW 3


Leans & UC to the E, EG, near paved surfaces, CDL & IB at ~20' PTB 3

575 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 24 CDL & IB at ~15', die back, DS

RDW or TBR 2

577 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 26 Severe leans & UC to S, SC TBR 2



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wislizenii 1 10 ~ 31 Severe lean & UC to S, EG, TBR 2


Leans & UC, over-weight limbs to the S, canker scarring, EG, die back

PTB or TBR 2


CDL at ~20', DS, overweight limb to S

PTB, EWR or TBR 2


EG, CDL & IB at 12', next to high voltage lines, die back

RDW & EWR 3


Canker scars, IB at ~8' & 15', UC to the E PTB 3


Canker disease, leans to E, 6" failure with decay at ~20', PT, severe die back TBR 2


Canker disease & vertical scars, EG, DS TBR 2


Quercus


MD & canker disease at base, 6" stem failed, IB at 3' & 6' TBR 2


Quercus


CDL at 1', 5', & 6', 3" cavity with decay at 2', canker disease & vertical scars TBR 2


Severe Lean & UC to the E, UHVL, EG, die back TBR 2


Covered in vines, SC, EG

Remove dead vines & CC 3


SC, covered in dead vines, slight lean to W

Remove dead vines & CC 3


Leans & UC to the E, minor die back PTB & CC 3


Quercus


Leans to E, UC to W, MD at 1' & 3', 12" vertical cavity with decay at 4', IB & crossing limbs at

TBR 1



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8', 6" failure at 9', hollow girdling cavity at 12',


Girdling wire at 2', minor canker disease, EG & die back, DS, PT TBR 2


MD at base, PT & SC, CDL & IB at ~25', EG, die back TBR 2

594 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 8 PT & SC, CDL & IB at ~30'

EWR or TBR 2


Canker disease, IB at ~10' & 12', die back, dead wood, DS

RDW or TBR 2


CDL & IB at 5', CDL at 8', 20', & 30', overweight limb to E, 8" dead wood RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 5

15, 3, 6, 7,

8 20 18

Cavity & decay at base, MD at 3', 3" stem failed, CDL & IB at base + 2' & 4' TBR 1


douglasii 1 12 ~ 14

CDL & IB w/ NAA at 4', UC to the E, SC, crossing limbs with neighboring tree NCP 3


Quercus

wislizenii 4 6, 6, 6, 6 12 12

CDL & IB at base, crossing limbs with neighboring tree, UC to the E

EWR & PTB 3


douglasii 1 7 ~ 11

Canker disease, CDL & IB at 3' & 5', UC to the W, die back

RDW or TBR 2


douglasii 1 6 ~ 6

Natural grafting at 1' with neighboring tree, SC, PT, die back

RDW or TBR 2


Closed 8" pruning wound at 3', CDL at 3', EG, minor die back CC 3



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wislizenii 2 7, 5 9 11 CDL & IB at base, UC to the W PTB 3

604 672 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 24 ~ 19 CDL & IB at 15', EG, CS, DS ~ 3


douglasii 1 6 ~ 10 SC, die back, CS, DS

RDW 3


douglasii 1 13 ~ 14

CDL & IB at 4', natural grafting root flare with neighboring tree, UC to the W, CS

PTB & EWR 3

607 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 12 CS, SC, severe die back, EG TBR 1


douglasii 1 11 ~ 12

CDL & IB at ~3', closed 4" failure at 1', IB & NAA most attachments, EG, CS

NCP or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 2 6, 5 8 13 CDL & IB at base, UC to the E, CS PTB 3


douglasii 1 11 ~ 17 CDL & IB at ~5'

~ 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 13,5,

7 16 14

Growing over metal scrap, CDL at ~5' & 6', little IB, natural grafting CC 3

612 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 6 UC to the E PTB &

EWR 3


douglasii 1 6 ~ 13 UC to the N, CDL & IB at ~8'

PTB & EWR 3

614 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 14 CDL & IB at ~12', die back, CS, DS RDW 3

615 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 15 IB at ~10' & 15' ~ 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 6, 3,

5 8 13

CDL & IB at base & at 3', 6" closed failure at base ~ 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 15

Severe lean & UC to E, suppressed, 2", 3", & 5" closed pruning wounds at base

PTB, EWR or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 3 10, 6,

6 13 12

CDL & IB at 1' & 4', closed pruning wounds, suppressed ~ 3


Overly-extended limb to S, IB at ~15',

EWR & PTB 4



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620 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 20 Leans to S, SC , PT EWR &

PTB 3

621 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 5 UC to S EWR &

PTB 3

622 687 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 19 UC to S, die back at top canopy CC 3


douglasii 3 8, 3,

6 10 21

Canker disease, CDL & IB at 3', CS, die back RDW 3


Quercus


Leans & UC to S, CDL & IB at ~3' & 4', PTB 3


douglasii 1 7 ~ 6

Canker disease, CDL & IB at 12', die back, CS, DS RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 7, 2,

5 9 10

Leans & UC to the W, CDL & IB at base + 2' & 4' PTB 3

627 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 13 SC, EG, CDL & IB at ~15', CS ~ 3


douglasii 1 7 ~ 12 UC to the N, die back, CS

PTB & RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 3

CDL & IB at ~6', NAA & crossing limbs, CS CC 3


Quercus

wislizenii 2 7, 4 8 12 IB at base, CS

~ 3

631 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 13 UC to the N, IB at 8' PTB 3

632 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 12 Die back, EG, CDL at ~8', DS, CS RDW 2


Slight stem swelling from base, CDL at ~6' & 15', EG ~ 3

634 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 13 CDL & IB at ~12', die back, CS RDW 3


SC, CDL & IB at ~15', crossing limbs, CS, DS NCP 3

636 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 12 Die back, SC, DS RDW 3


Leans & UC to the E, CDL & IB at ~12', CS PTB 3


Quercus


Canker disease, small failures with CC 2



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decay throughout stem


Quercus

wislizenii 1 11 ~ 14 Leans & UC to S, CDL at ~3' & 10' PTB 3


CDL & IB at ~20', 25', & 30', canopy evenly distributed, CS ~ 4


Quercus


UC to S, CDL at 5', 6', & 10', cavity with decay at 6', severe die back TBR 2


Quercus


12" hollow cavity with decay at 4' & 3', CDL & IB at ~6', 8' & 10', multiple nails & screws in stem TBR 2


Quercus


Corrected lean at 1', CDL & IB at ~3', 4' & 5', UC to the W PTB 3


CDL & IB at base, UC to the E, die back, EG, DS

RDW & PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 11 ~ 16 UC to the E, CDL & IB at ~4' & 12' PTB 3

646 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 10 SC, die back, EG RDW 3


douglasii 1 6 ~ 6 CDL & IB at ~5', SC, die back RDW 3


CDL & IB at 7', suppressed, die back

RDW or TBR 2

649 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 19 Suppressed, PT, EG CC or TBR 2


Leans & UC to the N, SC, CDL & IB at ~20', crossing limbs, EG NCP 3


Quercus


CDL & IB at 1', leans & UC to the E PTB 3


6" closed pruning wound at 2', IB & NAA at ~8', EG, die back RDW 3


Slight lean & UC to the N, die back

PTB & RDW 3



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wislizenii 1 8 ~ 19

Suppressed, UC & leans to N, IB most attachments, crossing limbs

PTB & NCP 3


Natural grafting with neighboring tree, IB at ~8' & 12', CS CC 4


douglasii 1 6 ~ 6 Suppressed

~ 3


Quercus


Abnormal flare, lean & UC to the W, flare Natural Grafting with neighboring tree, CDL & IB at 3', 4" dead wood, CS RDW 3


Quercus


CDL & IB at ~2', 3', 4' & 12', NAA & crossing limbs NCP 3


douglasii 1 12 ~ 20

Natural grafting with neighboring tree, leans & UC to the S

NCP or TBR 2


Quercus


11" closed pruning wound at 2', natural grafting with neighboring tree, leans & UC to the W PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 17

Leans & UC to the N, suppressed, CS PTB 3


Slightly UC to the N, CDL & IB at ~12', PTB 4


Quercus


CDL & IB at base, leans & UC to the W, CS PTB 3

664 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 24 ~ 25 IB at 20' & 30', SC, 5" dead wood RDW 3


douglasii 1 11 ~ 14

SC, die back, canker disease scarring at ~3' RDW & CC 3


Closed small pruning wounds throughout stem, good structure, CS ~ 3



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667 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~

2' cavity with advanced Canker Disease at base, die back, DS, lean & UC to the E TBR 1


Canker disease at base, vertical scarring on stem, die back, leans & UC to the S, DS

RDW & PTB or TBR 2


Quercus


Slight lean to W, minor canker disease, CDL & IB at ~10' PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 9

6" cavity w/ decay at 1', CDL & IB at ~12', NAA TBR 2


CDL & IB at ~4', EG & die back, CS, DS RDW 2

672 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 26 ~ 36 IB at 15', CDL & IB at ~25', SC, DS ~ 3


Canker scarring at base, SC, CDL & IB at ~20', die back

RDW or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 2 9, 3 ~ 14 IB at 3', UC to the S

PTB 3

675 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 13, 6 ~ 16 UC to the W, CDL at base, EG PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 14, 3,

9 17 16

CDL & IB at 3', advanced canker disease throughout main stem, die back TBR 1


Quercus


UC & overly-extended limbs to W, 5" branch failure at 4', CDL at 5'

NCP & RDW 3

678 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 17 SC, PT, minor die back CC or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 11

MD at 4', CDL & IB at ~5', suppressed, SC CC 3

680 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 12 PT & SC, DS, some die back CC or TBR 2

681 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 8 SC & PT, EG, die back CC or TBR 2



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682 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 12 IB at ~10' & 15', die back RDW 2


Quercus


MD at base, CDL & IB at ~5', UC to S PTB 3


IB at ~15' & 25', slightly UC to the W PTB 3


24, 21, 24 40 39

CDL & IB at 4, UC to the E, 8" dead wood, minor die back RDW 4


MD at base, CDL & crossing limbs w/ natural grafting at ~20', minor die back, CS CC 3


Advanced canker disease, DS, CS, minor die back TBR 2

689 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 14 SC, EG, DS, CS ~ 3


CDL & IB w/ NAA & natural grafting at ~6', PS, CS ~ 3


CDL & IB at ~15', minor die back, CS CC 4


CDL & IB at ~3', die back, CS, EG RDW 3


Canker scarring along stem, die back, CS, EG

RDW or TBR 2


20" closed pruning wound at 3' w/ conks, CDL & IB at ~20', some die back

RDW or TBR 2


CDL at 12', 15' & 20', minor die back, slight lean to the E with even canopy ~ 5


Quercus


CDL & IB at ~6', splitting & decay at 6', 6" closed pruning wound at 8'

NCP or TBR 2


Large hollow cavity with decay at 1', CDL & IB at ~3', DS, CC or TBR 3



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Cankers, CDL & IB at 3', 7" stem mostly dead, EG TBR 1

699 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 11 PT, SC, EG, DS CC or TBR 2


IB at ~12', large open cavity at ~15', EG TBR 2


Suppressed, mostly EG, dead wood, RDW 2


Hanger, large dead wood, mostly EG, suppressed, 4" bows to NW

Remove hanger, RDW 2


Quercus


CDL at ~1', IB, CDL at 6', one limb prostrate to SE, small dead wood

RDW, CC, monitor CDL junctions, future cable 2


Quercus


CDL at 2', IB, cut bank, EG, leans to SE, CC 3


Suppressed, mostly EG, necrosis, severe lean to E, TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 18

Severe lean to E, PS, debris at base,

Remove debris at base & NCP 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 7, 6,

2 9 26

CDL at base, IB, 6" stem topped with severe decay, 7" stem prostrate to E TBR 2

708 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 23 Leans to E, necrosis, mostly EG, TBR 2


PT, necrosis, mostly EG, slight lean to S TBR 2

710 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~

CDL at 4' & 5', IB, stem to S is Dead, severe decay, EG, mostly EG, necrosis TBR 1



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CDL at 5', IB, crossing main limbs, mostly dead, EG, large dead wood TBR 1


Slight lean to NW, NAA in canopy w/ IB CC & PTB 3


Slight lean to SW, EG, small dead wood, NAA in canopy CC, RDW 3

714 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 18 Suppressed, PS, EG NCP 3


CDL at ~8' & 10', IB, slight lean to SW, NAA in canopy, dead wood in canopy, MD on W trunk, seam from base to 4'

RDW, CC or TBR 2


Bows to W, old large pruning cuts, EG, root collar buried TBR 2


Debris at base, base natural grafting to Interior Live Oak, CDL at 18', IB, large dead wood, EG, NAA in canopy RDW 3


Lots of dead wood, leans to SE, NAA in canopy

RDW & PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 12 ~ ~

Natural grafting at base to Valley Oak, leans to SW, old pruning cut with advanced decay on main trunk, CDL at 8' TBR 2


Leans to SE w/ slight correction, necrosis, dead wood, CDL at 19', IB, NAA in canopy

RDW or TBR 2


Leans to SE, suppressed, large OPC with CT, EG,

RDW & PTB or TBR 2



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necrosis, CDL at 8', IB, small dead wood


CDL at ~3', IB from 2-3', CDL at ~8' - 9', EG, small dead wood, small OPC

Future cabling to support CDL with IB, RDW 4


Quercus

wislizenii

multi vary ~ 30

SC, embedded fence, large dead wood, prostrate limbs, weak attachments

Remove fencing from bark without damaging the bark, RDW or TBR 2


Canker splits below 3', SC, DS, good structure CC or TBR 2

725 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 7 DS SI 3

726 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 16 CDL at 4' IB, EG below 7' only TBR 1

727 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 15 Canker disease, mostly EG TBR 1

728 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 14 Slight lean, DS PTB 3


Quercus


CDL at 6' NAA IB, CS, UC to SW

PTB, EWR & install bolt 3

730 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 24 CS, EG ~ 3

731 77 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 19 dead TBR 0

732 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 28 EG, overly-extended limbs EWR 3

733 ~ Mexican Fan Palm

Washingtonia

robusta 1 21 ~ 7 NP

Remove dead fronds, NP or TBR 3


Washingtonia

robusta 1 20 ~ 5 NP



Washingtonia

robusta 1 19 ~ 7 NP




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736 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 21 ~ 28 CDL at 20' ~ 5


Washingtonia

robusta 1 14 ~ 8 NP



CS, CDL at 10' & 15' EWR or cable, re grade at base 4

739 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 26 UC to W PTB 3


UC to S, EG, CDL at 10', 1-3" dead wood RDW, PTB 3

741 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 22 EG, SC, 1-5" dead wood RDW 3


CDL at 10' into 3, EG, 1-3" dead wood

RDW, EWR 4


Washingtonia

robusta 1 18 ~ 7 NP



Washingtonia

robusta 1 18 ~ 7 NP



Washingtonia

robusta 1 19 ~ 7 NP



Washingtonia

robusta 1 15 ~ 7 NP



Washingtonia

robusta 1 19 ~ 7 NP



Washingtonia

robusta 1 14 ~ 6 NP


750 ~ California Sycamore

Platanus

remosa 1 12 ~ 16 Slight lean

~ 5

751 ~ London Plane

Platanus x

hispanica 2 9, 9 13 17 CDL at 1',

AM 4



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Washingtonia

robusta 1 16 ~ 7 NP



Washingtonia

robusta 1 16 ~ 7 NP



Washingtonia

robusta 1 17 ~ 7 NP



Washingtonia

robusta 1 17 ~ 8 NP



Canopy to ground, infrastructure surround, 1-2" dead wood CC 5



Advanced decay in vertical opening 1' to 7', UC to N, bows TBR 1

759 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 19 EG, 1-4" dead wood, SC RDW 3

760 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ ~ Mostly EG, failing TBR 2

761 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 20 SC ~ 3

762 51 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 21 ~ 25 EG, 1-5" dead wood, UC to saw RDW, SI 3


Suppressed, UC to SE, 1" dead wood, SC, CDL at ~6'

RDW & PTB or TBR 2


CS at base, mostly EG, UC to s, SC PTB 3


Quercus


CDL cluster at 6-7', IB & UC to S, SC

ECL or TBR 2

766 53 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 22 Exposed buttress roots, SC RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 19 ~ ~

Decay under base, CDL at 3', xl, decay at OPC TBR 1

768 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 20 SC, CS, DS CC 3



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769 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 25 EG, SC ~ 3

770 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 15 PT, mostly EG ECL or

TBR 2


PS, CDL at 7', crossing main stems, UC to S TBR 2

772 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 9, 8 12 25 CDL at 1' IB, PT, both stems bow TBR 2


Quercus


CDL at 1', decay base into crotch, EG, CS surround, SC CC 3

774 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 20 1-3" dead wood, EG, SC RDW 3


1-4" dead wood, top is declining, EG RDW 4

776 62 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 30 EG, UC to SW PTB 3

777 61 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 25 Pile of concrete at base

Remove concrete 4


SC, DS, rip failure in main stem at ~22-30' RDW 2

779 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 20 Very SC, good structure CC 3


CDL at 8' IB, vase shape, EG, SC

AMSS if to remain or TBR 2


Quercus


Leans out of ground, CDL at 4' very NAA, IB, UC to W, low canopy PTB 3

782 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 20 CDL at ~7', EG, SC ~ 3

783 33 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 22 SC, 1-2" dead wood RDW 3

784 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 15 Damage at base, slightly bowed ~ 3

785 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ ~ Too much MD at base TBR 1

875 ~ Camphor Cinnamomum

camphora 3 5, 3,

2 6 10 Off-site

~ 2

876 Not

tagged Italian Cypress

Cupressus

sempervirens 1 12 ~ 5 Next to E property line ~ 4

877 Not


Cupressus


878 Not


Cupressus




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Cupressus

sempervirens 2 7, 5 ~ Next to E property line ~ 2

888 Camphor Cinnamomum

camphora 1 10 25 Off-site

~ 4


camphora 1 10 25 Off-site, UC to SW, at base ~ 3


camphora 1 8 15 Off-site, failure rip at ~7' ~ 2


camphora 1 9 ~ 20 Off-site, decay under base ~ 3


camphora 1 11 ~ 25 Off-site, UC to SW

~ 4


camphora 1 10 ~ 20 Off-site, NAA at base ~ 3






camphora 1 13 ~ 25 Off-site

~ 4


Off-site, NAA w/ IB, all stems bow to S ~ 2


Off-site, limb over parking has MD (bottom of limb), UC to W ~ 3


16, 15, 10 24 20

Off-site, CDL at 3' into 3 - narrow atthment, EG, DS, ~ 3



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900 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 17 ~ 35 Off-site, UC to NW, SC ~ 3


camphora 1 7 ~ 12 Off-site, staked & girdled by tie ~ 2


camphora 1 9 ~ ~

Off-site, CDL into 3 at 2', still staked, small leaves, SC ~ 2


Quercus


CDL at 1', decay pockets below 5', power pole at 5', SC ~ 3


camphora 1 7 ~ 12

Off-site, suppressed by tree #903 ~ 2


camphora 1 9 ~ 15

Off-site, CDL at 5', "U"-crotch, small dead wood, NAA in canopy ~ 3


Off-site, leans to W, small dead wood, CDL at ~10', IB ~ 3


camphora 1 9 ~ 15 Off-site, large dead wood, EG ~ 3


CDL at ~7', IB, EG, small dead wood, sidewalk to S RDW 4


CDL at ~15', EG, small dead wood, large limb leans over road, sidewalk to S near root collar, NAA in canopy

EWR, PTB & CC 3

910 ~ Almond Prunus dulcis 1 15" @ 2' ~ 15

Many CDL at ~3', IB, crossing limbs, old pruning cuts, PS, suppressed, large dead wood TBR 2


EG, CDL at 25', IB, small & sparse canopy CC or TBR 2


Sidewalk just to S of root collar, CDL at ~6', IB, poor branching structure, NAA in canopy w/ IB, UC to S

NCP & PTB 3



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PT, suppressed, EG, CDL at ~18', IB, small dead wood

CC & RDW or TBR 2


EG, CDL at ~14' & 15', small dead wood CC 3


Sidewalk Just to S of root collar, EG, CDL at 9', 10', small OPC, canopy slight lean to S over road, small dead wood CC & PTB 3

916 ~ Chinese Pistache

Pistacia

chinensis 4 11, 7, 8, 11 19 20

CDL at base into many stems, naturally grafted, PS, NAA in canopy with IB, old wounds with decay, suppressed

Preserve or TBR 2

917 ~ Blue oak Quercus

douglasii 1 25 ~ 40

CDL at 8', "U"-crotch, past failure, large dead wood RDW 4


douglasii 1 36 ~ 50

CDL at 6', "U"-crotch, NAA in canopy, small dead wood CC 4


douglasii 1 25 ~ 45

Leans to the NE, CDL at ~12' & 15', IB, past failure, large dead wood, EG, lion tailed RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 16 ~ ~

Suppressed, major decay in stem at 6', CDL at ~5', large dead wood TBR 1


Quercus


severe decay at with massive cavity, CDL at 3', IB, exposed roots, major decay at 12' on smaller stem TBR 1


Embedded fence at base, road paved to S, small dead wood

Remove fencing without damaging bark, RDW 3



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Embedded fence at base to 6', EG, small dead wood, DS, road paved to S of trunk,

Remove fencing without damaging bark, RDW or TBR 2


Leans to S, suppressed, EG, PS, small dead wood CC 3


CDL at ~3', IB from base to ~3', road paved over S root collar & roots, fence on N, NAA & IB in canopy, small dead wood, OPC w/ CT CC 3


CDL at ~8', IB, NAA in canopy with IB, small dead wood CC 3


Embedded fence at 1', CDL at 15', IB, dead wood, leans to S W

Remove fence without damaging the bark & RDW or TBR 2


Fence pole embedded in trunk, large dead wood, poor health, poor leaf structure, EG, OPC, CDL at 18', IB TBR 1



Quercus


Fence at base, severe lean to SW, major damage to trunk, large OPC with decay at 4', NAA with in in canopy, TBR 2

931 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 39" at 1' ~ 20

CDL at 1' - 2' into many, one stem prostrate with branches growing upward, IB, NAA in

NCP & RDW or TBR 2



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canopy w/ IB, EG, small dead wood, OPC


CDL at 1', IB, EG, past fail, NAA in canopy, IB, OPC with wound wood (closed) RDW 3


Large dead wood, EG, CDL at 9', IB RDW 2


CDL at 6', IB from 2'-6', EG, small dead wood, smaller main stem severe lean to N, NAA in canopy, IB

RDW, PTB, EWR 3


Suppressed, PS, PT, leans to S, wound at base TBR 2


CDL removed at 3', wound wood closed, roots exposed, past failure, small dead wood, NAA in canopy with IB CC 4


Washingtonia

robusta 1 19 ~ 8

Fence close to base, NP



Suppressed, PS, embedded fence at 4', many dead wood, leans to NW TBR 1


CDL at 7', many small OPC with wound wood, small dead wood, EG, PS CC & NCP 3


Many small OPC with callus tissue, small dead wood, pruned so only branches on one side on the trunk from base to ~25'

Remove fence before its embedded in trunk 3



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941 ~

Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 1 10 ~ ~

Severe lean to N at base, PS, EG, OPC, leans on fence, large dead wood TBR 1


Fence embedded from base to 3', CDL at 3', IB, PS, large dead wood, EG, crossing limbs, root collar buried

RDW, monitor CDL with embedded fence 2


Base close to tree #944, CDL at ~8' into many, IB, PS, large dead wood RDW & CC 3


Embedded fence at 5', PT, base close to tree #945, small dead wood, NAA in canopy

Remove fence without damaging the bark, RDW or TBR 2


CDL at 7', IB, small dead wood, EG, large OPC at ~9', wound wood, fence on root collar RDW 3


Leans S, suppressed on N Side, CDL w/ NAA & IB at 18' PTB, EWR 3

948 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 19 EG, UC, leans E PTB 3


CDL w/ NAA & IB at 4', trunk wounds w/ wound wood growth overly-extended limbs w/ NAA & IB at ~10' on N stem



CDL w/ NAA & IB & past failure at 4'. CDL w/ NAA & severe IB at 6' that is over extended

Remove 4" CDL at 4' & 6" CDL at 6' 3


PT, CDL overly-extended to N at ~9', SC

Remove 5" dia CDL at 9' 3



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Diseased base. 6" open cavity at 1', multiple trunk wounds, EG, decay pockets throughout, weeping from trunk. SC TBR 1


Leans W, suppressed to E, UC, overly-extended laterals, EG, 4" dead wood in crown

RDW, EWR, PTB 3


Trunk wound from ground to ~5' above ground with full callus closure leans SW, CDL's at ~11' & 14', 1-3" dead wood in crown RDW, PTB 3


13, 13, 11 21 ~

Severe decay throughout

TBR 1


Severe EG, CDL with NAA & IB at ~10'


957 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 33 ~ 38 EG, CDL w/ NAA, IB throughout CC 4


CDL with NAA & IB at 14' & 20', EG

EWR on NE Lat at 14' with IB, EWR 4


EG, UC, Leans S, suppressed on N, powdery mildew on EG EWR, CC 4


CDL with NAA & IB at 8' & 12', UC, leans W

PTB. EWR on W 3

961 ~ Chinese Elm Ulmus

parvifolia 1 14 ~ 33

Leans over fence at apartments, UC, leans W, crossing limbs, natural grafting, 1-2" dead wood RDW, PTB 4



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PS, severe lean NE over fence, 5" stub cut with EG on low lateral

PTB, EWR 15% 3


PS, PT, Suppressed Leans over fence PTB 3


PT, EG, SC, leans over fence towards apartments

SI, EWR 20% on S 4

965 ~ Willow Salix 2 10, 8 13 23

Old poor stub cut, 3-5" dead wood, Declining vigor RDW 2

966 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 23 Leans, UC, Suppressed PTB 3

967 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 29 Leans, UC, Suppressed PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 17

PPP below 4', suppressed structure CC or TBR 2

970 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 21 ~ 28 Overly-extended limb to SE EWR 4


Surface root damage from mower, slight lean

Protect roots 4

972 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 23 ~

Prune out crossing limbs (3") to N 4


CDL at 10' IB, N stem bows, S is dominant, NAA EWR 3

974 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 26 Fill to S, mid canopy lean to W

PTB, remove cottonwood stubs at base 3

975 ~ Lombardi Poplar

Populus nigra

'Itlica' 1 16 ~ ~

Large curling root at fill to S, lean w/ correction from old failure, neighboring structure is target TBR 2

976 ~ Lombardi Poplar

Populus nigra

'Itlica' 2 9, 4 10 ~ Large surface root, no scaffolds TBR 2

977 ~ Chinese Pistache

Pistacia

chinensis 1 9 ~ 16 CDL at 3', suppressed, UC to

Remove ivy, PTB 2



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N, ivy on trunk


Lion tailed limbs, large failure wounds, decay pocket under base EWR 3


Undermined, cut bank at 3', CDL at 10', 1-3" dead wood

RDW, stabilize bank, EWR 4

980 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ ~ At cut bank, EG below 5' TBR 0

981 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 29 UC to W, 5' to cut bank EWR 3


Quercus


Paved path lifting at 1' to S, surrounded by CS, poor OPC w/ decay & poor growth, low canopy, DS CC 3


Quercus


Decay pocket at ~4' at crotch, PPP, SC, structural limbs lean &/or bow

EWR, PTB or TBR 2


Surrounded by CS, vase shape IB, declining, EG, SC EWR 3


Suppressed, bows SE, decay stub at 7'

Remove stub 2


Surrounded by CS, first scaffold at ~8' to SE (10"), SC, overly-extended to W

EWR & PTB 3



douglasii 1 15 ~ 28 DS, UC, bark sloughing off PTB 2

989 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ ~ SIgnificant decline TBR 1

990 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 21 ~ 33 Dead scaffold limbs to NW

RDW or TBR 2

991 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 15 EG ~ 3


CS to E, suppressed, upper canopy lean to NE, EG PTB 3



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993 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 20 ~ 28 EG, DS, slight lean to E PTB 3

994 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 25 NAA with IB, CS to N ~ 3


Decay in trunk base to 3', SC, EG, PT TBR 1


UC to W, DS, EG, SC, 1-4" dead wood

RDW, PTB, SI 3

997 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 30 Cart path on 2 sides, dead EG CC 3


Cavity in trunk 3' to under base, SC DS CC or TBR 2

999 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 26 Top bows, dead EG, SC PTB 3


Quercus


Leans to W, CDL at 4', 2" dead stub at crotch, suppressed

PTB, remove stub 3


Large cavity at base, severe heart rot, bird cavity habitat, mostly dead, golf ball damage TBR 1


Severe heart rot, cavity at base, EG, mostly dead, bird habitat, golf ball damage TBR 1


Severe heart rot, cavity at base, mostly Dead, EG, bird habitat, golf ball damage TBR 1


CDL at 12' & 15', IB, OPC in center stem, other pruning wounds are closing,

RDW & NCP 4


CDL at 9', many old pruning cuts, necrosis, DS

AM, remove stubs & remove limb at ~10' 3


CDL at 4', 6' to cut bank to E, PT

AM, remove smaller 2



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1007 ~ Honey Locust

Gleditsia

trianthos 1 11 ~ 13

Cut bank, old pruning cuts, very stressed, suppressed, dead wood

RDW or TBR 2


Quercus


CDL at 2', IB, 7" OPC at ~4' to NW, PPP, stub at 6' to E, golf ball damage to S both stems

Remove stub, CC 3


EG, cut bank, leans to the E, PPP, necrosis, stressed, large dead wood, CDL at 15', IB PTB, RDW 3


Cut bank, CDL at 15', large dead wood, IB, PPP, NAA, EG only RDW 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ 20

Golf ball MD, suppressed, SC, DS

NCP or TBR 2

1012 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ ~ Mostly dead, outside fence TBR 0


Cut bank, roots exposed, PPP, CDL at ~18', IB, large dead wood, EG only, DS

RDW, CC or TBR 2

1014 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 21 ~ 21 NAA, ~7' to cut bank ~ 4

1015 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 10 PT, suppressed, EG EWR or

TBR 2

1016 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 10 Suppressed, EG only CC 3


PPP, CDL at ~8', IB, EG, large dead wood, NAA

CC, PTB, RDW 3



Quercus


Wound & decay at base to E, large failure stub & PPP at ~10' in main trunk TBR 2


Large dead wood, EG, necrosis, leans to W

PTB & RDW 3



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Leans to E, suppressed, EG, necrosis TBR 1

1022 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 21 PPP, at 14', EG, NAA in canopy PTB, EWR 4


5" stem from base, CDL at ~4', EG, IB, SC AM 3


CDL at ~12', IB, EG, small dead wood, NAA in canopy CC 2


CDL at 15', PT above, S limb overly-extended

EWR & PTB 3

1026 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 25 Leans to SW, suppressed, PS PTB 2

1027 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 31 SC EWR 4



Bare compacted soil, PPP, small dead wood, past 4" failure, CDL at ~15', IB, NAA in canopy

RDW, EWR 4

1030 Interior Live Oak

Quercus

wislizenii 1 26 33

Decay under base, stub with jagged edge 11" to W, bows to W TBR 2

1031 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 28 ~ 29 In water at 1' to E, CDL at 5',

EWR, fix water 4


Quercus


Bare compacted soil, large PPP, small dead wood, splits on trunk to W from base to 6' (closed), leans to E NCP 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 24 ~ ~

CDL at 5', wounds below ~3' & evidence of heart rot, PPP, some PS TBR 2


Quercus


Suppressed, PS, CDL at 6', PPP, no CT forming

NCP or TBR 2


CDL at 10', N stem leans w/ correction, PPP, 1 with 12"

PTB & NCP 3



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Leans to W, suppressed, wound at base/root collar, PPP with some CT

PTB of TBR 2


Dead wood, EG, necrosis, slight lean to W

RDW & PTB 3

1037 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 23 SC RDW 4

1039 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 8, 5 9 25 5 is stub at 15', SC, DS

Remove 5" stub 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 26 ~ ~ Decay under base, SC, PPP TBR 2


Necrosis, CDL at 15', EG, leans to S, dead wood CC, PTB 3


Necrosis, CDL at 7', PS, NAA in canopy, OPC, dead wood, cut bank

Remove smaller CDL 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 11, 8,

9 16 26

Suppressed, CDL at base with decay, CDL at ~1', 4', IB, OPC w/ little CT, small dead wood in canopy, compacted soil, leans to S

RDW, PTB or TBR 2

1044 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 13 Dead stem, SC, severe DS TBR 2

1046 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 8 Mostly EG, CS, suppressed CC 3

1047 ~ Honey locust

Gleditsia

trianthos 1 19 ~ 26 Canopy decline, UC to S TBR 2


Wound at base, EG, PPP with CT, necrosis, NAA in canopy, past failure to N

NCP & RDW 3


3" dead stem, cut bank, severe lean to NE, PS, EG, OPC with CT, necrosis TBR 2



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wislizenii 2 8, 12 14 ~ 12" dead branch, TMD TBR 1


Severe heart rot to W, cut bank, EG, PS, CS TBR 1


Quercus


CDL at 3', decay at OPC at 6' to S, DS, CS CC 2


Leans to SW, cut bank, dead wood, necrosis PTB, RDW 2

1054 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 29 MD at base - 1/3rd, leans, SC TBR 2


CDL at ~8', IB, EG, dead wood, necrosis, OPC, NAA in canopy RDW, CC 3


Quercus

wislizenii 4

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13, 9 28 27

OPC w/ CT, CDL at 3', dead wood, NAA in canopy RDW, CC 3


CDL at 3' & 6' EWR 4


Base imbedded in fence, leans to E, suppressed TBR 1

1060 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 19 ~ 25 Closed slits, MD at ~5' to N, EG RDW 3


Leans to N, suppressed, large dead wood, EG, wound at base, CDL at ~14', IB

Remove CDL to W, RDW 2


Quercus


CDL at ~4', leans to NE, overly-extended limbs

EWR & PTB 2


CDL at 1', CS, leans & UC to S, NAA at ~15' IB, bows to E

EWR & PTB 3


Wound at base, past failure, EG, necrosis, NAA in canopy, CDL at ~20'

Remove stub, PTB, CC 3


15" dead second stem, EG, slight bow, SC EWR 2



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CDL at 8', IB, OPC w/ CT, large dead wood, EG, compacted soil PTB, RDW 3


Leans to SW, EG, necrosis, CDL at ~14', 18',

PTB & RDW 2

1068 Interior Live Oak

Quercus


17" OPC at 4', CDL at 2' IB, too much dead wood in N stem TBR 2


Quercus


Severe lean to S, suppressed, PS TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 16 ~ 17 PS, DS

TBR 2


CDL at 7 & 10', 2" dead wood, CS at cart path 2' to W

EWR, RDW 4


douglasii 1 29 ~ 38

CDL at ~8' & 12' w/ IB, CS cart path 2' to N, bare CS to 8-50' to S & W, NAA, UC & limbs bow to S & W, stubs, poor 8" cuts w/ CT, 4" dead wood

Remove stubs, RDW, EWR & PTB 4


CS at cart path 2' to S, hole into ground at base (animal), closed cuts, small failures, OPC to SE, SC RDW 3

1074 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 26 ~ 30 Some IB, 4" dead wood, SC, EG

RDW, EWR @ IB junctions 3

1075 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 30 Closed cracks, CS, SC, 3" dead wood RDW 3



Declining, SC, bare CS to S, CDL IB at ~10', SC, 4" dead wood RDW 3


Declining, EG, SC, bare CS surround CC or TBR 2



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CDL at ~10' into 3-stems, IB, CS at path to N @ ~5', SC, EG CC or TBR 2


CDL at 4' IB, surrounded by CS, SC, EG, 1-3" dead wood RDW 2


Surrounded by CS, abnormal trunk shape, closed vertical scar, mostly EG TBR 2


Surrounded by CS, SC, OPC & wounds to S, 1-4" dead wood RDW 3


Closed cracks, canker disease, SC, EG only TBR 1


douglasii 2 17, 17 24 25

CDL at 1', gopher holes downslope, both stems lean to W, large cuts to W, CS at cart path to W @ ~4'

NCP, EWR & PTB 3


douglasii 1 22 ~ 34

Gopher holes down slope, overly-extended to SW, SC, 1-3" dead stub at crotch, cavity under base

RDW, EWR & PTB 3


douglasii 1 11 ~ 16 Significant MD to base TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 14 ~ ~

Decay under base, connected to tree #1088, 1-4" dead wood, SC TBR 1


douglasii 1 18 ~ 36

Advanced decay @ base to 4', closed above, leans & slight bow to SW, SC TBR 2


douglasii 1 11 ~ ~

Split w/ advanced decay base to ~6', failed CDL above, leans TBR 1



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douglasii 1 18 ~ 35

Failed CDL at base, cavity under root flair, bows to S, PS, 8" dead wood, SC TBR 2


douglasii 1 8 ~ 25

Wrapped in cable, suppressed, bows S, SC

Remove cable without damaging bark, remove 12' to 5" cut to correct structure 2


douglasii 2 19, 12 22 36

Bow & UC to S, EG, 1-3" dead wood

Reduce smaller stem, PTB 3


douglasii 1 17 ~ 38 Leans SW, overly-extended, SC

EWR & PTB 3


douglasii 1 12 ~ ~ TMD at base

TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 18

Suppressed, MD to trunk (golf/frisbee), OPC with wound wood

Protect trunk & CC 3


Surrounded by CS, CDL at 3',suppressed by tree #1097, SC NCP 3

1097 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 23 ~ ~ Almost no leaves, almost dead TBR 1



1100 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ ~ Dead EG, SC, TMD TBR 1


CDL & IB at ~2', leans & UC to the N, EG, DS PTB 3


Leans to N, suppressed, die back

PTB & RDW or TBR 2

1203 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 16 SC, PT, leans to W, EG

PTB or TBR 2


Suppressed, crown die back, 5" dead wood TBR 2

1205 138 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 18 SC, die back RDW or 2



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TBR


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Abnormal root flare, CDL & IB at ~2', wound & decay at ~4', leans & UC to S

PTB & NCP 3

1207 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 19 ~ 20 CDL & IB at ~6', die back & EG, CS RDW 3

1208 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 18 SC, EG, slight lean to NW, CS PTB 3

1209 137 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 29 ~ 24 CDL & IB at ~20', even canopy ~ 5


CDL & IB at 10', CDL at 15', 10" failure & decay at 10', CS ~ 4

1211 135 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 19 ~ 24 EG, CS ~ 3

1212 100 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 11 Within flood plain ~ 3


CDL & IB at ~4', within flood plain ~ 3

1214 ~ Willow Salix 1 11 ~ ~

Canker disease, die back, growing in seasonal creek TBR 1


1216 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 18 Slight lean to the E, SC, DS & PT

PTB or TBR 2


Lean to the E, natural grafting, CDL & IB at 5', EG TBR 1


Slight lean & UC to NE, SC, EG, creek slope TBR 1

1219 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ ~ Severe die back, EG, lean to E TBR 1


Leans & UC to the E, die back, EG

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


CDL & IB at ~20', die back, EG

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


Leans & UC to the E, SC, die back, within flood plain

PTB & RDW or TBR 2

1223 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 16 Leans & UC to the N, SC PTB 3



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CDL & IB at ~7', minor die back, DS RDW 3


Canker scars, CDL & IB at ~15', EG , die back RDW 3


SC, PT, EG, die back, within flood plain

RDW or TBR 2


Lean & UC to the W, severe die back, EG, flood plain TBR 1


Quercus


Minor canker disease, CDL & IB at ~1', leans & UC to the W, die back, EG TBR 2


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Canker Disease, 13" & 11" dead stems, CDL & IB at base, 6" stem has EG with die back TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 3 9, 3,

6 11 21

Severe lean & UC to S, CDL & IB at base, minor canker disease, suppressed, within flood plain TBR 2

1231 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ ~ SC, PT, severe die back, EG TBR 1


CDL at 10', SC & EG, die back, good structure RDW 3


Quercus


15" open cavity at base w/ advanced decay at base, CDL & IB at 5', UC to the E TBR 2

1234 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 11 Suppressed, SC, die back, EG TBR 2

1235 ~

Mediterranean Fan Palm

Chamaerops

humilis 1 10 ~ 6

Growing over natural dam in seasonal creek, exposed roots, NP TBR 2


4" open cavity with decay at 3', CDL & IB at 20', severe die back TBR 1



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CDL & IB at 25', complete die back, EG, TBR 1



Canker disease, complete die back, EG TBR 1


1241 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 8, 5 9 19 CDL & IB at 2', EG, leans to N, UC

PTB or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 17 UC to the W, CDL at ~5' PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ 15 CDL at 8', UC to the N, EG PTB 3


Slight lean & UC to the W, die back, EG, DS

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


Leans & UC to the N, scarring canker, EG, die back, CS, DS

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


CDL & IB at 20', complete die back, CS TBR 1


IB at ~10' & 25', severe die back, EG

RDW or TBR 2


Quercus


Abnormal flare, CDL & IB at ~3', 4', 5' & 12', UC to the E PTB 3

1249 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ ~ Severe crown die back, EG TBR 1

1250 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ ~ Severe crown die back, EG, DS TBR 1

1251 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 21 UC to the E, CDL & IB at ~15' PTB 3

1252 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 6 EG, CDL at ~20', DS CC 3


Decay pocket at 1', CDL at 7', UC to the E, mostly dead, EG TBR 1


CDL & IB at 12', 10" dead wood, DS, EG, CS TBR 1

1255 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 20 Die back, EG, DS RDW or

TBR 2



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Multiple closed decay pockets up main stem, vertical splitting at ~6', CDL & IB at ~10' & 15', CS, DS TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 8

5" closed pruning wound at 2' with conks, leans & UC to S, CDL at ~10', 5" failure with decay at ~10' NCP 3


CDL & IB at ~8' & 15', some die back, CS, slight lean to E CC & PTB 3


Leans & UC to the W, IB at ~20', minor die back, 4" failure at ~15', CS

PTB & RDW 3


Slight lean to the N, severe die back, EG, CS TBR 2


UC to the W, canker scarring at ~3', EG, severe die back, CS TBR 2


Quercus


Severe canker disease, vertical cavities at ~3', 6', & 8', leans & UC to the W, CS TBR 2


Minor canker disease, closed flush pruning wound at ~5', CDL & IB at ~8' & 9', severe die back, 8" dead wood, CS TBR 2


Quercus


Lean & UC to the E, canker disease, numerous flush pruning wounds w/ decay along stem, CS TBR 2


CDL at ~10' & 15', IB at ~6', 10', & 15', ~ 3



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EG, CS


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wislizenii 1 11 ~ ~

Severe lean & UC to the N, canker disease, decay at base, hollow cavity w/ decay at 3', 6", decayed pruning wound at 6', die back, CS TBR 2


UC to the W, vertical canker scarring at ~2', die back, CS, DS TBR 2


Stump cut @11" above grade, CDL at 2', minor canker disease, minor die back, CS CC 3


CDL & IB at ~15' & 25', minor canker disease, 8" dead wood, die back, CS

RDW & NCP 3



Decay at base, UC to S, die back, CS TBR 2


CDL at ~10' & 20', minor die back, CS CC 3


Canker scarring on stem, CDL at ~12', EG, CS ~ 3


8 24 17

CDL & IB at base, ~3' & 12', minor die back, EG, MD on surface roots, CS CC 3


CDL & IB at ~2', leans & UC to the W, EG, CS, die back

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


Leans & UC to the W, suppressed, CDL at 15', EG, CS PTB 3


CDL & IB at ~4', leans & UC to the W, EG, die back, CS

RDW & PTB or TBR 2



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CDL at ~10' & 25', die back with 6" dead wood, CS RDW 3

1279 118 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ ~

Canker disease & scarring along stem, CDL & IB at 10' & 12', severe die back, CS TBR 1

1280 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 7 MD at ~12', minor die back, CS CC 3


Slight root flare swelling, suppressed, leans & UC to the W, CDL at ~15', die back, CS

RDW & PTB 3

1282 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 14 Leans & UC to the W, CS PTB 4


Complete die back with the exception of some EG, sloughing bark, dying TBR 1

1284 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 15 Leans & UC to S PTB 3

1285 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 15 Good structure, minor die back CC 3


CDL at ~5', 10', & 20', SC, minor die back, leaf litter CC 3

1287 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 16 SC, die back, EG RDW or

TBR 2


Severe die back, EG, blackberry vines at base TBR 2



Severe die back, SC, canker disease TBR 1


CDL & IB at ~4', 12', & 15', SC, minor die back CC 3


Leans & UC to the N, CDL at ~15', die back

RDW or TBR 2

1293 173 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 11, 7 13 15 CDL & IB at ~1' & 12', die back RDW 3



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CDL & IB at ~3', suppressed, leans & UC to the N PTB 3


Suppressed, leans & UC to the N, minor die back, CDL at ~12' PTB & CC 3


CDL & IB w/ NAA at 8', suppressed, leans & UC to the N, die back, EG, overweight limbs to N

PTB, RDW or TBR 2


Complete die back with the exception of some EG, no upper canopy TBR 1


UC & overly-extended to the N, SC, EG, die back, CDL at ~25'

PTB, RDW or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 21

Minor canker disease, leans & UC to S, root flare adjacent to neighboring tree ~ 3


Quercus


CDL at ~4', crossing limbs & natural grafting at ~6', CDL & IB at ~10', suppressed, wounds & decay at ~5', & 6' NCP 3

1301 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 10 Suppressed, CDL at ~15' CC 3


CDL & IB at base, 9" dead stem, SC, complete die back, insect activity, TBR 1

1303 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 17 Leans & UC to S, SC, EG

PTB or TBR 2


1305 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 10 CDL at ~15', SC ~ 3

1306 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 19 Leans & UC to the N, EG PTB 3




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Quercus

wislizenii 1 5 ~ 6

Canker disease, 4" pruning wound with decay at ~4', leans N & S, suppressed TBR 2


Advanced canker disease, EG, severe die back, CDL at 20' TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 12

Multiple pruned stumps at base, decay at base, CDL & IB w/ NAA & crossing limbs at ~5' NCP 3

1311 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 20 CDL & IB at ~6' & 12', SC, die back

RDW or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 16

Leans & UC to S, minor canker disease PTB 3


CDL & IB at ~3', UC to the N, SC w/ die back, CS

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


Canker disease, SC, PT, leans & UC to the N w/ overweight limbs, EG, die back

PTB, EWR & RDW or TBR 2


Suppressed, die back, EG, SC & PT TBR 2


Quercus


Canker scarring, CDL & IB at ~10', UC to the W PTB 3


CDL at ~30', canker scarring, SC w/ EG, CS TBR 2


CDL at ~8' & 25', EG, CS, UC to the N PTB 3


7 14 15

CDL & IB at base, canker disease, NAA, leans & UC to the E, CS

PTB or TBR 2


8" decayed PPP at ~2', CDL at ~3', severe lean & UC w/ over-weight limb to the E, decayed pruning wounds on 13" stem at 6', SC TBR 2



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w/ & die back, EG, CS


Canker scarring, leans & UC to the E, SC, EG, die back, CS, CDL w/ NAA at ~25'

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


Suppressed, leans & UC to the N, EG, CS PTB 3

1323 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 7 CDL at 15', die back RDW 3

1324 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 6, 4 7 9 CDL & IB at base w/ NAA, SC ~ 3

1325 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 16 EG, severe die back TBR 2


CDL & IB at ~10' with NAA , slightly UC to the N PTB 4


10 16 19

CDL & IB at base with NAA, EG, DS, MD @ 4" CC 3

1328 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 5 SC ~ 3

1329 169 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~

Advanced canker disease, vertical splitting up stem, damage & decay at ~8', die back, TBR 1


Canker disease, vertical scarring up stem, CDL & IB at ~15', 20' & 25', SC w/ die back

RDW or TBR 2

1331 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ ~ Dead, no canopy TBR 0


CDL at 8', 12', & 25', uneven weight distribution to N, 10" dead wood

EWR on the N Side, RDW 3


Quercus


Suppressed, leans & UC to the W, CDL at base at ~5' to 6' PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ ~

Suppressed, leans & UC to the E, 3' hollow vertical TBR 1



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Suppressed, SC, die back, crossing limbs

NCP & RDW or TBR 2

1336 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 23 Leans w/ UC to the E, SC

PTB or TBR 2


CDL & IB at 4' & 8', UC to the E, die back

EWR, RDW 2


Canker disease, EG, topped pruning wound at 20', severe die back TBR 1

1339 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 17 CDL at ~25', SC ~ 3

1340 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ 28 UC to S, SC, CDL at ~15' & 20'

PTB or TBR 2

1341 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ ~ Main stem failed at 20', cankers TBR 2


6" pruning wound at base, SC, CDL at ~30', SC ~ 3


Lean & UC to the N, diseased wounds all throughout stem & scaffold limbs, IB at 12' & 15', EG, vertical cavity w/ decay at ~15'

PTB or TBR 2


Quercus


CDL & IB at base, ~5', 8' & 10', NAA & crossing limbs at 5', UC to the N, suppressed PTB 3


EG, CDL at 30', over extended limb to W, die back, leaf litter substrate

RDW, EWR 3


Canker scarring, canopy die back, PT

RDW or TBR 2


Quercus


CDL & IB at base & 4', UC to the W, suppressed

RDW, EWR 3



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CDL & IB at ~20', UC to the W, SC w/ EG

PTB or TBR 2


EG, CDL & IB at 20', severe crown die back TBR 2

1350 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 22 PT & SC, CDL at ~25', UC to the S TBR 2


1352 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 4 Main stem failed at ~15', EG TBR 2

1353 ~

Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 4 7, 4, 6, 6, 12 ~

Exposed roots, severe lean & UC to the N, CDL & IB at base, NAA & crossing limbs at 8', in seasonal creek, growing over rocks TBR 2


Substantial lean & UC to the W, CDL & IB at ~15', 20', 25', & 30', CS

RDW, EWR 3


CDL & IB at 12' & 20', canopy die back, SC with , 6" dead wood, CS RDW 3


CDL & IB at 12' & 15', UC to the N, CS

RDW & EWR 3

1357 116 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 13 CDL at 5', SC with , DS, CS RDW 3


CDL & IB at 5', UC to the N, minor die back, CS RDW 3


CDL & IB at 4', 12" vertical scar at 3', EG, minor die back, CS RDW 3


Two 12" closed pruning wounds at 8', CDL at ~12' & 20', CS to S,

RDW, PTB on S 4


CDL & IB at 6' & 8', 4' vertical scarring from base on W, crossing limbs &

CC 4



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1362 103 Mulberry Morus alba 1 15 ~ 15

PPP decay at base & at ~6', slope & exposed roots , NP NCP 3


18" open pruning wound w/ decay at 8', CDL at 8', 15' & 20', minor die back, CS PTB, RDW 4


CDL & IB at 10', vertical scarring at 1', 4" dead wood, branch attachment failure at 12', full canopy, CS RDW 4


CDL & IB at 6', EG, multiple heading cuts, 6" dead wood, CS

RDW & NCP 3


Multiple closed pruning wounds along stem, CDL & IB at ~15', IB most attachments, SC with & EG, CS, some dead wood RDW 3

1367 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 18 SC, EG, UC to S, CS RDW &

EWR 3


CDL & IB at 8', some die back, EG, CS RDW 3


Lean & UC to S, minor die back, CS

PTB & CC or TBR 2


6" open cavity w/ decay at ~2', CDL & IB at ~12', EG & CS

NCP or TBR 2


CDL & IB at 3', 10' & 12', minor die back, CS CC 4


CDL & IB at 3', severe lean & UC to S, suppressed, CS

EWR, prune back 3



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1373 112 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 8 Embedded wire at 1' & 4', PT

Remove wire at bark surface without damaging bark 3

1374 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 24 ~ 29 CDL at 20', EG, UC to SW, CS EWR 3

1375 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 9 CDL & IB at ~5', CS to the S, DS CC 3


CDL & IB at 8', die back & EG with , UC to the E, 4" dead wood, CS

RDW, PTB & EWR 3


CDL & IB at 5', Leans & UC to the W, EG & die back, CS

RDW, PTB & EWR 3

1378 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 15 UC to S, EG, CS PTB 3


Leans & UC to S, EG, suppressed, DS, CS EWR 3


Main stem dead at ~20', suppressed, CS TBR 2

1381 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 27 PT & SC, EG, leans & UC to S, CS PTB 3


PT & SC, leans & UC to the N, EG, CS

PTB or TBR 2


Canker disease w/ scarring & Splitting, UC to the N, die back, CS RDW 2

1384 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 16 CDL & IB at ~12', CS ~ 3


CDL at 12', SC with severe die back & EG, CS

RDW, PTB or TBR 2


PT, leans & overly-weighted to N, EG, CS PTB 3


IB at base, UC to S, 4" dead wood, CS

RDW & EWR 3



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Advanced canker disease, pruning cavity w/ decay at 1', severe die back & EG, lean to S, CS TBR 1


CDL & IB at ~2', leans & UC to the W, die back, CS

PTB & RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 4 12, 5, 5, 11 18 28

CDL & IB at base, all stems lean, 4" dead wood, CS

RDW & PTB 3


Lean & UC to the N, SC, & some die back, EG, CS, dead wood

RDW & PTB 3


MD at base, PT & UC to the W, suppressed, dead wood

RDW & PTB 3


CDL at 15', very SC, die back, CS, 4" dead wood RDW 3


CDL & IB at 7', leans & UC to S, EG, CS EWR 3


IB most attachments, open 4" cavity w/ decay at 8', die back, CS, UC to S

RDW & EWR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 3

16, 10, 16 25 33

CDL & IB at ~1', 3', 4' & 6', closed pruning wounds w/ Ganoderma conks at ~1' & 4', all stems lean, CS TBR 2


CDL & IB at 8' & 15', severe die back & EG, CS RDW 2


Leans to N, EG, minor die back, CS CC 3

1400 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 21

CDL & IB at 5', UC to the N, CS

Reduce N canopy extension by 20% 3

1401 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 9 CDL & IB at ~15', CS ~ 3



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1402 ~ Willow Salix 1 6 ~ 9

Severe lean to E, stem topped at ~10', EG, TBR 2

1403 ~ Willow Salix 1 14 ~ 16 Leans & UC to the N, EG PTB 3

1404 ~ Willow Salix 3 12, 9,

11 19 20

CDL & IB at 2', Hedera canariensis vines growing up main stem, all stems lean N, mistletoe

Remove ivy & mistletoe, PTB or TBR 2

1405 ~ Willow Salix 1 9 ~ 12

Severe lean to W, stem topped at ~20', EG TBR 2


CDL at 25', UC to the W, die back, EG TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 15

MD at base, canker disease, decay at ~4', CDL at 6', leans & UC to the W TBR 2


UC & over-weight limbs to S, IB at ~25', CDL at ~35', SC, some die back, CS to S EWR 3


CDL & IB w/ NNA at ~4', die back, EG

RDW & CC or TBR 2


douglasii 1 8 ~ 14

CDL & IB at 8', UC to S, NNA & crossing limbs at 12', CS

PTB & EWR 3

1411 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 20 PT & SC, EG, CS RDW & CC

or TBR 2


CDL at ~15', EG, die back, SC w/ CS RDW 3


CDL & IB at ~12', leans & UC to S, SC w/ die back, CS

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 16

Closed 5" wound at ~3', CDL & IB at ~10', leans & UC to the E PTB 3



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wislizenii 2 11, 9 ~ ~

Hollow cavity at base w/ advanced decay under base, CDL & IB at ~3', failing closed pruning wound at 4' w/ decay, 6" dead wood, EG TBR 2


CDL at 20', severe canopy die back, & EG

RDW or TBR 2


Quercus


Multiple MD along stem, CDL & IB at ~6', 15' & 20', CS to the N ~ 4


CDL & IB at ~15', leans & UC to the W, die back, EG

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


CDL & IB at ~20', codominant failure at ~30', SC , die back

NCP & RDW 3


Lean to the W, EG, complete die back, almost no canopy, CS TBR 2

1421 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 15 SC, CDL at ~30', die back, CS

RDW or TBR 2


EG, PT & SC, CDL at ~20', die back, CS

RDW or TBR 2


CDL at 20', 15" codominant leader failure at ~20', UC & overly-weighted limbs to the S, CS

EWR & PTB 3

1424 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 8 PT & SC, EG, die back, CS

RDW or TBR 2


Lean & UC w/ ovely-extended limbs to S, CDL at 15', severe die back, CS

Reduce S canopy extension 15% 2

1426 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 12 4" dead wood, SC, EG, CS

RDW or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 22

Leans & UC to S, suppressed, IB at ~6', PTB 3



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wislizenii 1 6 ~ 14

CDL & IB at 8', UC to the N, closed 4" pruning wound at 4' EWR 3


Quercus


Canker disease at base, CDL & IB at ~2', 8' & 12', minor die back, CS CC 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 20

Hollow cavity at base w/ insect activity, leans & UC w/ overly-extended limbs to S, CS EWR 3


Canker disease, vertical splitting at base, CDL & IB at 3', EG, die back TBR 1


Quercus


CDL & IB at ~4' & 6', PPP & decay at 6', 3" hole at base, even canopy distribution CC 4


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 9

Closed 4" pruning wound at ~4' w/ borer activity, CDL & IB CC 3


Advanced canker disease & decay at base, UC to S, die back, CS TBR 1


Canker disease w/ vertical scarring on stem, EG, substantial die back, CS

RDW or TBR 2


Quercus


5" closed flush pruning wound at 2' & 4' w/ borer damage, slight lean to S, CS

PTB & NCP 3

1437 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 30 ~ 22 SC, CDL at 30', EG, die back, RDW 3


Quercus


Lean & UC with overly-extended limbs to S, PPP w/ decay at ~3'

PTB w/ EWR 3



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Open cavity w/ decay at base, leans & UC to the W, IB at 4'

PTB or TBR 2


CDL & IB at ~3', SC, minor die back, EG, CS CC 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 27

CDL & IB at 5', over extended limb to the N, minor die back, small dead wood

EWR & RDW 3


Quercus


Leans & UC to the N, PPP w/ decay at ~2' & 4', 5" stem dead, EG

PTB & RDW or TBR 2


SC, PT, CDL & IB at ~20', UC to the N, die back, EG

PTB & RDW 3


UC to the W, CDL & IB at ~20', EG, die back, CS, 4" dead wood

PTB & RDW 3


UC to the W, CDL at ~15', EG, CS, die back

PTB & RDW 3


CDL & IB at ~10', 20', 25', SC, die back, SC RDW 3



Quercus

wislizenii 5

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16 29 24

Several 8"-10" pruning wounds w/ decay at base, cavity under base, natural grafting & IB at base, 5" dead stem

RDW & EWR 3

1449 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ ~ SC, complete die back, SC TBR 1


IB at ~15' & 18', slight lean to S, SC PTB 3


Leans & UC to S, CDL at ~20', die back, EG, CS

PTB & RDW 3

1452 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 29 PT & SC, Leans & UC to S, CS EWR 3



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PT & SC, EG, substantial die back, TBR 1


Quercus


Lean & UC to S, IB at 6' & 8', NAA, EWR 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ 14

Topped at 15', lean & UC to S, EG, IB EWR 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 14

Topped at ~15', leans & UC to S, IB at ~4', growing on slope NCP 3

1457 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 24 ~ 22 CDL & IB at ~12', SC ~ 3


Quercus


UC to S, CDL at 15', multiple points of decay on 6" stem, IB at base, large hollow cavity at 3' on 16" stem

EWR & NCP or TBR 2

1459 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 23 ~ 17 CDL & IB at ~25' ~ 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 15

Leans & UC to the E, 5" pruning wound at ~4' PTB 3


SC, IB @ most attachments, die back, EG, leans to N RDW 3


SC, CDL & IB at 20', 8" dead wood, TMD TBR 1

1463 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 13 PT & SC, EG, severe die back TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 10 ~ ~

Hollow cavity at base, decay under base, lean to the W, severe die back TBR 1


Hollow cavity w/ decay at base, severe lean to the W, SC, TMD TBR 1


Leans & UC, overly-extended limbs to S, some EG EWR 3


CDL & IB at 6' & 8', crossing limbs, UC to S, EG, minor die back EWR 3



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Growing on embankment, EG, CS, minor die back CC 3


CDL & IB at ~12' & 20', good structure, minor die back, CS, growing on slope RDW 3


Growing on slope, CDL & IB at 8' & 10', lean & UC with over extended limbs to S, EG EWR 3


Growing on slope, CDL & IB & crossing limbs at 10', leans & UC to S, EG, EWR 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 14 PPP, Suppressed

CC 3


CDL & IB at base, failure w/ decay at ~10', UC to the W, die back, SC

NCP & RDW or TBR 2

1474 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 22 ~ 30 CDL & IB at 10', EG, die back, RDW 3


Quercus


5" cavity at 2', 8" cavity at 1', CDL & IB at ~8', PS, CS TBR 2


Leans & UC to the NE, CDL & IB at ~20' & 25', some die back EWR 3


PPP, CDL at ~12' & 20' & 25', minor die back NCP & CC 3


MD at base, EG, CDL at ~20', die back, suppressed, PPP w/ flush cuts

NCP & RDW or TBR 2


Quercus


Severe lean & UC to the W, multiple closed pruning wounds, IB at 8', open 6" pruning wound with decay at ~10' & 11' CC 3



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CDL at 2', CDL & IB w/ NAA at ~15', 2' vertical cavity w/ decay at 5', EG, UC to the W

EWR, PTB & RDW 3


CDL & IB with NNA at 5', UC to the W, flush pruning wounds (closed) along stems, CS EWR 3


Quercus


Large stem failure (~2') at 1' with advanced decay, possible decay under base, 12" decayed pruning wound at 3', CDL & IB at 4', 6', 10' & 15', UC to S, CS TBR 2


CDL at ~15', SC, substantial die back, various decay swellings from PPP & failures up main stem, CS TBR 2


Slight lean to W, UC to the W, & some EG,

EWR, PTB & RDW 3


CDL & IB at ~1', 6" pruning wound at 1', leans & UC to the E, EG, CS PTB 3

1486 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 15 Lean & UC to the N, CS PTB 3


UC to the SE, 12" & 14" branch failures with decay at 8', CDL at 15' & 17', SC, creek slope, CS to the S

EWR & RDW 3


8 15 ~ Dead

TBR 0


CDL & IB with NNA & natural grafting at 1'-6', UC to the W, PTB 3



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1490 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 20 Leans to S, EG, PTB 3


SC, EG & substantial die back, canker disease on stem TBR 2


PT, EG, minor die back, suppressed CC 3

1493 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ ~ SC, complete die back TBR 1



Leans to the W, die back, SC, suppressed

RDW or TBR 2

1496 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 18 Leans & UC to S, EG PTB 3


Leans & UC to S, EG, PT, suppressed

PTB or TBR 2

1498 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ ~ SC, PT, EG TBR 1


Severe leans to the S, die back, EG TBR 2


CDL at 6', SC, minor die back & EG CC 3

1501 ~ Willow Salix 2 13, 13 24 ~

Severe lean to E, N stem dead, S stem dead at 10', 10" dead wood hanging over walk TBR 1


Severe lean & UC to the E, minor die back TBR 2


Leans & UC to S, minor die back, SC CC 3

1504 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 10, 9 13 ~ Dead TBR 0


Severe lean & UC to the W, EG, CS

PTB or TBR 2

1506 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 13 Leans to the S, suppressed PTB 3

1507 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 12 SC & PT, EG, minor die back CC or TBR 2


CDL at ~20', substantial die back, EG, CS

RDW or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 14

Leans & UC to the W, suppressed, CS PTB 3



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IB at 4', CDL & IB at 10', UC to S, CS

EWR & NCP 3


Quercus

wislizenii 33 21, 7,

17 28 27

CDL & IB at 1', failed 6" stem w/ decay at 3', CDL & IB at 6' & 8', UC to S, CS

EWR & RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 4 16, 8, 9, 14 24 30

CDL & IB at ~1', 3', & 4', UC & overly-extended limbs to the E, suppressed, CS

RDW & EWR 3


CDL & IB at base, crossing limbs & natural grafting at 6', almost SC, severe die back TBR 1


1515 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 6, 3 7 12 CDL & IB at base ~ 3


CDL & IB at base, debris & decay in codominant crotch, even canopy distribution, IB at 4', TMD TBR 2


IB at ~25', even canopy distribution, die back, 5" dead wood RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 15

Substantial MD at base w/ 4" stem failures at base & 1', UC to the E, suppressed, CDL & IB at 5' TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 4

15, 9, 10, 11 18

CDL & IB at base, all stems lean, 5" stem failure from MD at 1', even canopy distribution RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 16

CDL & IB at ~4', some die back, suppressed, CS CC 3



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SC, CDL & IB at ~15', MD around 1/4th of circumference, die back, root flare crowding neighboring tree TBR 2


Quercus


Leans to E, canker disease at base, root flare crowding neighboring tree, CDL & IB at ~5', suppressed CC or TBR 2


Quercus


Lean to S, MD at base, 2', 4' & 5', minor die back, CS EWR 3


CDL & IB at 5', overly-extended limb to SE, UC to SE, EG, some die back, CS EWR 3

1525 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 16 ~ 22 Severe EG, die back, CS TBR 2


6" dead wood at 15' w/ vertical cavity & decay that extends down to 5' on stem, CDL & IB at 15', die back, CS CC or TBR 2


Leans to S, die back, root flare crowding neighboring tree RDW 3

1528 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 22 ~ 26 IB at ~15', CDL at ~20', CS ~ 3


Complete die back, IB at 12' & 18', CS to E TBR 1


6, 3, 3, 3,

6 10 8

CDL & IB w/ NAA & natural grafting at base, IB most attachments, all stems lean, even canopy distribution, CS

EWR & PTB 3


Substantial die back, EG, CDL & IB at 15', TBR 1



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CS


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 16

Leans & UC to the N, 6" closed pruning wound at base, included/splitting bark at ~4' PTB 3


Canker disease on stem, vertical scarring, CDL & IB with NNA at 15', complete die back, CS TBR 1


UC to the W, minor die back, EG, CS CC 3


CDL & IB at ~3', NAA & IB most attachments, EG, substantial die back TBR 2

1536 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 9 IB at 5', EG, minor die back CC 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 6, 3,

4 8 14

CDL & IB at base, minor canker disease at base ~ 3

1538 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ ~ CDL & IB at 15', UC to the S, SC TBR 1


CDL & IB at ~20', slight UC to S, die back, EG RDW 2


Cavity w/ advanced decay under base, flaking bark, slight lean to the S, & EG w/ minor die back TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 3 6, 4,

2 7 14

CDL & IB at 1' & 3', barbed wire fence passes between stems, debris in codominant crotch

Remove barbed wire fence without damaging bark, CC 3


douglasii 1 9 ~ 9 Slight UC to S, CDL at ~15' PTB 4



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Leans & UC to the N, minor canker disease at base, CDL w/ IB, splitting bark at 3', IB most attachments

PTB & CC or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 4 8, 5, 5, 6 12 12

CDL & IB at base, cumulated debris at basal crotch causing decay at base, NAA & crossing limbs, natural grafting, PS, 6" dead wood, die back & EG, UC to S

RDW, NCP & EWR or TBR 2


MD at base, CDL & IB at ~15', 20' & 30', SC w/ minor die back, CS CC 3


Quercus


MD at 5', lean & uneven & overly-weighted canopy to the W, 7" limb failure at 4', CDL & IB at 6', CS

Reduce W canopy extension by 20% 3


douglasii 1 12 ~ 21

MD at base, leans & UC to the W, 6" limb failure at ~12', 7" pruning wound at ~15', CDL at ~20', crossing limbs at ~25'

NCP & PTB 3


douglasii 2 13, 13 18 15

CDL at base & at ~20' & 25', canker disease, vertical splitting, EG, die back TBR 2


douglasii 1 9 ~ 7

PT, almost no crown, suppressed TBR 2

1550 ~ Olive Olea europaea 8

7, 3, 3, 3, 4, 6 9 13

Abnormal root flare, CDL & IB at base, crossing limbs with natural grafting, UC to the W

PTB & NCP 3



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multi

various ~ 15

Abnormal root flare, CDL & IB at base, small cavity under root flare, UC to the W, NP CC 3


douglasii 1 21 ~ 34

CDL & IB at 10' & 20', uneven, over-weight canopy to W EWR 3


douglasii 1 10 ~ 13 CDL & IB at 30', EG, UC to S,

PTB or TBR 2


douglasii 1 16 ~ 15

Canker disease at base, UC to the W, CDL & IB at 30', PTB 3


douglasii 1 10 ~ ~

Lean & UC to S, die back, large cavity w/ advanced decay under base TBR 1


douglasii 1 23 ~ ~

Large failure w/ decay into stem at 5', 4' vertical cavity at base w/ advanced decay under base, CDL & IB at 5', EG, die back TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 17

Canker disease at base, CDL & IB at 5', UC to the N, suppressed PTB & CC 3


Quercus


Several closed pruning wounds at base, CDL & IB at base, UC to S, suppressed PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 8, 2,

6 10 11

18" vertical cavity w/ decay at ~1', 6" stem has hollow cavity w/ decay at 4', CDL & IB at ~3' TBR 2


douglasii 1 12 ~ 24

CDL & IB at 10', UC to the E, w/ minor die back PTB & CC 3


douglasii 1 8 ~ 29 SC & PT w/ lean & UC to the W PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 23 ~ 17 UC to the W, IB at ~6'

PTB to W w/ EWR 4



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Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 19

Severe lean & UC to the W, CDL & IB at ~8', suppressed, EG TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 9

Suppressed, limbs cross with neighboring tree NCP 3


douglasii 4 10, 4, 5, 6 13 24

5" & 6" stems topped at 3', IB & NNA at ~10', UC to the W PTB 3


douglasii 1 9 ~ 13 CDL & IB at 6', die back

RDW or TBR 2


CDL & IB at ~12', UC to the E, substantial die back, 4" dead wood RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 13

Failed codominant leader at base w/ cavity & decay under base, IB at base, crossing limbs w/ neighboring tree, UC to the E TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 3 9, 7,

8 14 32

CDL & IB at 3', multiple topped stems at base, crossing limbs at base UC to the E, dead wood NCP 3


douglasii 1 16 ~ 27 CDL & IB at ~25', SC

~ 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 7, 5,

5 10 21

Severe lean to S, suppressed, dead wood

RDW & PTB or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 3 18,

15, 7 24 24

Leans & UC to S, CDL at 4', 6' & 8', IB at 8', leaf litter, 5" dead wood

EWR, RDW & PTB 3


CDL & IB at ~15', UC to the W, EG, die back

PTB & RDW 3


Leans & UC to the W, overly-extended limbs to W, minor die back

EWR, PTB & CC 3



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IB at ~10' & 12', UC to the N, die back

PTB & RDW 3


CDL & IB at ~8' & 15', even canopy distribution, SC w/ die back RDW 3


CDL & IB at 6', UC to the E, dead wood RDW 3


CDL & IB at 10', complete die back, SC TBR 1


CDL & IB at 8', almost complete die back, SC TBR 2


CDL & IB at ~12', die back, canker disease TBR 2

1581 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 13 PT, suppressed, slight lean to W

NCP or TBR 2

1582 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 6 CDL at ~20', SC, die back

RDW or TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 4 5, 2, 3, 4 7 12

All stems lean, CDL & IB at base

EWR & PTB 3


CDL & IB at 4', vertical scarring w/ decay from base to crotch of codominant stems, EG, die back TBR 2


Leans & UC to the E, vertical cavities up main stem w/ decay & insect activity, CDL & IB at 8', EG, die back TBR 1


Canker scarring at base, slight lean to the N, CDL at ~12', die back

PTB & RDW 3


Slight lean & UC to the W, minor die back CC 3


SC, suppressed by neighboring trees

PTB or TBR 2



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CDL & IB at ~10', IB most attachments, substantial die back, EG TBR 2


CDL at base, IB at 6', leans to E, suppressed PTB 3


Canker disease at base, CDL & IB at 6', EG, die back TBR 2


UC to the W, CDL at 20', SC w/ minor die back CC 3


Quercus


CDL crossing & natural grafting at base, even canopy distribution ~ 3

1594 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 19 CDL & IB at ~12' & 20', SC, EG ~ 3


Quercus


CDL & IB at base, 13" stem has vertical cavity with decay & fungal fruiting bodies from 1'-4', failed 8" stem at base w/ cavity & decay under base TBR 2

1596 Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ IB at 6', substantial die back, EG, TBR 1


Canker disease, IB at ~5' & 8', substantial die back, EG TBR 2


CDL & IB at base, E stem has IB at ~6' & 12', W stem severe lean & UC to the W, EG TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 15 MD at base, CDL & IB at ~8' ~ 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 14

CDL & IB at ~5', severe lean & UC to the E TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ 10

CDL & IB at 4', crossing limbs, even canopy distribution, RDW 3



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MD & decay from fallen limb at base, lean & UC to the N, IB at 5', & 10', dead wood

Clear debris from around base & RDW 3


douglasii 1 8 ~ 14 Canker disease, die back TBR 2


Advanced decay 2/3 of base mass, CDL at 20', TBR 1

1605 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 26 ~ TBR 2


douglasii 1 6 ~ 15 Leans & UC to the N, SC, DS

PTB or TBR 2


7 15 21

Canker disease, CDL & IB at ~2' & 3', UC to the N

PTB or TBR 2


Minor canker disease, substantial die back, UC to the N

RDW or TBR 2

1609 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 9 CDL & IB w/ NAA at ~8', 12' & 13' ~ 3


Canker disease, CDL & IB at ~3', die back TBR 2

1611 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 8, 6 ~ 11

CDL & IB at base & 4', weeds & debris piled up against base,

Clear debris from around tree base 2


CDL & IB at ~8', minor die back, EG CC 3


IB at 2', CDL & IB with NNA at ~8' & 12', some dead wood RDW 3

1614 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 12 CDL & IB at ~8', ~ 3


CDL & IB at 20', SC, EG, minor die back RDW 3

1616 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 20 Leans & UC to the PTB or 2



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W, PT, EG, DS TBR


CDL & IB with NNA at 6', chain link fence rubbing stem on S Side, EG, minor die back

Move chain link fencing away from tree stem & CC 3


12, 10, 11 19 15

CDL & IB at 3' & 4', even canopy distribution, minor Canker Disease, substantial die back & EG, SC

RDW, remove debris from tree crotch 2


CDL & IB at 4', IB most attachments, complete die back, SC, TMD TBR 1



1622 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ ~ SC, TMD TBR 1


Canker disease, substantial die back, SC, CDL & IB at ~8' TBR 2


Minor canker disease, good structure, die back & EG

Remove debris from tree base & CC 3


Quercus


CDL & IB w/ NNA at 3', crossing stems & natural grafting at ~5', UC to the W

PTB & NCP 3


Leans & UC to the N, IB at 10' & 15', die back RDW 3


CDL & IB at 5', 15' & 20', SC, dead wood, die back

RDW, remove debris from tree crotch 3


Quercus


Wire wrapped around base of tree, large closed pruning wounds at base, IB at base, NAA w/ crossing, natural

Remove wire without damaging bark, NCP 3



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CDL & IB w/ NNA at ~6', 8' & 10', substantial die back, EG RDW 2


IB most attachments, even canopy distribution w/ low arching limbs

RDW & prune low hanging limbs 4

1631 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ 22 CDL & IB at 12', die back, EG, RDW 3



CDL & IB at 2', 6" stem severe die back with EG & cankered wounds, RDW 2


CDL & IB at ~20', SC, dead wood, EG RDW 3


MD w/ decay at base, UC to S, EG, dead wood TBR 2


CDL at 12', even canopy distribution

Clear debris from base 3


CDL & IB at ~12' & 15', die back with SC, EG

Clear debris from base 3


IB at 4', CDL & IB at ~6', UC to the E, substantial die back on W canopy, PPP w/ ant & borer activity at 6' TBR 2

1639 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 10 Slight lean to E, CDL at ~8' & 12' PTB 3


IB at ~7' & 10', substantial die back TBR 2


CDL at 15', severe die back, only leaf surface is EG TBR 2



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douglasii 1 8 ~ 15

Debris piled up against base, growing into chain link fence, CDL & IB with NNA & crossing/natural grafting stems at ~12', lean & UC to the E

Remove debris from base, move fence away from tree stem & PTB 3


Debris piled up against base, CDL & IB at 4' & 6', severe die back,

Remove debris from base & RDW 2


Canker scars at ~1', debris piled up against base, IB at ~10', CDL & IB at ~12', die back

Remove debris from base & CC 3


CDL at ~15' & 20', severe die back & EG

RDW or TBR 2


Canker disease, CDL & IB at ~7', leans & UC to the N, PT & SC, die back TBR 2


Canker disease, CDL & IB at ~8', leans & UC to the E PTB 3

1649 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 16 Leans & UC to the E PTB 3


CDL & IB at base w/ decay at attachments, canker disease, all stems lean, SC from DS TBR 2


douglasii 1 8 ~ ~ Dead

TBR 0


Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ 15

Severe lean & UC to S, natural grafting at base w/ neighboring tree

PTB or TBR 2



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Populus

fremontii 1 11 ~ 18

Natural grafting at base w/ neighboring tree, abnormal galls & swelling on stem, CDL & IB at 3', leans & UC to the W, EG PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 7

Suppressed by neighboring trees, slight lean & UC to S,

PTB, prune back neighboring trees 3

1655 ~

Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 5

3, 4, 4, 5,

6 10 ~

Canker disease, CDL & IB w/ NAA & crossing, natural grafting stems at 3'-6', suckers, die back TBR 1

1656 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 6 PT & SC, CDL at ~20' NCP or

TBR 2


CDL at 25', complete die back, SC TBR 1


douglasii 2 7, 6 9 12

Canker disease, CDL & IB at 3', UC to S, die back

PTB & RDW 3


Canker disease, decay at base, die back, EG RDW 3

1659 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 14 SC & PT, CDL at ~20', dead wood RDW 3


CDL & IB at base, S stem leans & UC to S, strong attachments, dead wood

EWR & RDW 3


CDL & IB at base, substantial die back, SC with EG, N stem almost SC

RDW or TBR 2


CDL & IB at ~12', severe die back

RDW or TBR 2


CDL & IB at base, 10" codominant leader topped at 1' w/ Open Gil Fungus, Schizophyllum

commune, SC, PT, TBR 2



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CDL & IB at ~5', 3 CDL & IB, natural grafting at ~10', EG, beginnings of onset of canker disease TBR 2

1665 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 12 CDL & IB at 12', UC to the W PTB 3


SC, severe die back, vertical scarring at 4' TBR 2


UC to the N, complete die back of inner canopy, dead wood

RDW & PTB or TBR 2


Canker disease w/ decay at base, CDL & IB at ~6', die back TBR 2


douglasii 1 6 ~ 5

CDL & IB w/ NNA & natural grafting at ~5', suppressed, EG CC 3


Canker Disease, CDL & IB at 10', substantial die back & significant dead wood, SC RDW 2


CDL at ~12' & 15', SC, minor die back CC 3


Growing against wood pile to N, strong attachments, 4" dead wood, SC, EG

Remove wood pile from base & RDW 3


Advanced canker disease, CDL & IB at 4', very SC

Remove debris from base 2


Roots growing over rocks, CDL at ~15', SC from DS ~ 3



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Canker disease at base, CDL & IB at ~4', IB most attachments, substantial die back, EG TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 5

7, 3, 4, 6,

6 12 12

CDL & IB at base, leans & UC to the E, suppressed PTB 3


Canker disease at base, CDL & IB, NAA, EG TBR 2

1679 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 25 UC to the W, CDL at ~10' ~ 3


CDL & IB at 3', slightly UC to NE, IB & NAA, EG EWR 3


douglasii 1 6 ~ 7

UC to E, suppressed by neighboring tree to W

Remove debris from base 3


CDL & IB at 10' & 15', 12" stem topped at 12', overly-extended limb to W PTB 4


Corrected lean to W, IB at 6', minor die back PTB 4


CDL & IB with NAA at ~10', die back, EG RDW 3

1685 ~ Coast Redwood

Sequoia

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multi

various ~ 15

CDL & IB at base, NAA,

Remove leaf litter from base 3

1686 ~ Olive Olea europaea 8

6, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5 13 11

Abnormal root flare, multiple stems topped, CDL & IB at base, NP NCP 3


SC, suppressed by lower neighboring trees, all foliage EG CC or TBR 2

1688 ~ Olive Olea europaea 3 6, 4,

5 9 12

Abnormal root flare, multiple stems topped, suppressed, crowding neighboring trees,

NCP or TBR 3



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Lean & UC to the N, suppressed by neighboring trees

Prune back crowding growth 3


SC, suppressed by neighboring trees, CDL & IB

Prune back crowding growth 3

1691 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 6 Slight lean to W PTB 3


Leans to SW, CDL & IB at ~12', EG, die back

PTB & RDW 3


CDL & IB at ~10', substantial die back, EG

RDW or TBR 2


CDL at 15', IB most attachments, UC to S

PTB to S w/ EWR 4


CDL & IB at 3', advanced canker disease, MD at 1', complete die back, TBR 1


UC to the W, CDL & IB at base & 10',

Reduce W canopy extension 20% 3


douglasii 1 6 ~ 8

Suppressed, crowding with neighboring tree, die back, PS TBR 2


UC to S, suppressed by neighboring trees, EG,

Reduce S canopy extension 20% 3


Crowding with neighboring tree, EG EWR 3


CDL & IB at ~6', die back, all foliage EG TBR 2

1701 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 16 UC to S, EG, substantial die back TBR 2

1702 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 16 Leans & UC to S, PTB 3



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CDL at ~20'

1703 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 12 ~ 22 CDL at ~25', EG ~ 3


SC, CDL at ~20', EG, minor die back CC 3

1705 ~ Pecan Carya

illinoensis 1 10 ~ 13 PT & NP Save or

TBR 3

1706 ~ Pecan Carya

illinoensis 1 14 ~ 12 CDL at ~20', NP Save or

TBR 4

1707 ~ Mulberry Morus alba 1 21 ~ 18

Multiple CDL & IB with NAA & natural grafting from base to 5', IB most attachments, galls along stem, UC to the E, suppressed by undergrowth, NP

Prune back undergrowth or TBR 3

1708 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 15 SC, minor die back CC 3


Slight lean & UC to the N, CDL at ~15', EG PTB 3


Canker disease at base, complete die back, SC TBR 1


CDL & IB at base, NAA & crossing limbs, substantial die back & EG TBR 2


Leans & UC to the E, CDL at ~15', suppressed PTB 3


Growing through fence, CDL & IB at base, S stem leans S, UC to S EWR 3

1715 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 11 Slight lean to W, EG, die back RDW 3


Canker disease, severe die back, SC from DS TBR 2

1717 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 8 All foliage EG, severe die back TBR 2


Suppressed by neighboring trees & undergrowth, CC 3



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Suppressed by neighboring trees & undergrowth, UC to S, EG,

EWR & PTB 3

1720 ~ Mulberry Morus alba 4 14, 6, 6, 10 16

CDL & IB with NAA & natural grafting at base, 5" dead wood, EG, die back, foliar chlorosis TBR 2


CDL & IB & fissured bark at 4', UC to the N, die back

RDW & PTB 3

1722 ~ Olive Olea europaea

multi vary ~ 16

Abnormal root flare, CDL & IB w/ NAA & crossing/natural grafting stems at base TBR 3

1723 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 17 Crown die back, suppressed, EG TBR 2


CDL at ~12', SC w/ EG, some die back RDW 3


Suppressed by neighboring tree, slight lean to E, CDL at ~15' PTB 3


CDL & IB at base & crossing limbs, die back RDW 3


CDL at the 5', SC, complete die back TBR 1

1728 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata

TBR 12 ~ 22

Canker disease, leans & UC to the N, complete die back of lower canopy TBR 2


CDL & IB at ~15', IB most attachments, EG, PPP at ~8' & 10' PTB 3

1730 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 19 ~ 19 CDL & IB at ~12', 15', & 20', RDW 4



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Canker disease evident at base, CDL & IB at 15', leans & UC to the E, EG, 4" dead wood RDW 3


Metal embedded into base, canker disease evident at base, CDL 24" failure with decay entry at ~15', complete die back of lower canopy TBR 2

1733 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 8, 7 ~ ~

CDL & IB at base, 7" dead stem, substantial die back & EG on 11" stem TBR 1


Minor canker disease, CDL & IB at 20' & 21', UC to S, limbs overhang a shed,

Reduce S canopy extension by 10%, remove limbs touching shed 3

1735 ~ Blue Gum Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus

globulus 1 7 ~ 26 Leans to E, SC

~ 3

1736 ~ Blue Gum Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus

globulus 5

25, 9, 12, 13, 16 35 28

Decay at base on S side, UC w/ overly-extended limbs to S, CDL & IB at 2' & 3',

Remove leaf litter back from base, remove 12" limb to S, RDW & EWR 3


Quercus


Slight lean to W, CDL & IB at 1', crossing limbs w/ neighboring tree PTB & CC 3


Minor canker disease at base, CDL & IB at 5' & 6' & 10', die back with EG

Remove weeds, debris from base & RDW 3



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Decay around entire base of tree, CDL & IB at 5', 7', 8' & 10', EG TBR 1


Canker disease at base, IB most attachments, SC

Remove growth from around base 3


Advanced canker disease, leans W, CDL & IB at 4', vertical splitting of stems, substantial die back TBR 1



Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 13

UC to the W, suppressed by neighboring trees, debris around base

Clear debris from base & PTB 3


CDL at 20', SC w/ good canopy distribution, some dead wood RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 11 UC to S, suppressed by neighboring trees

PTB & prune back crowding growth 3


douglasii 2 13, 6 14 16

Canker disease at IB & CDL at 2' & 4', UC to the W TBR 2


Minor canker disease, CDL & IB at 5' & 8', dead wood, debris around base

Clear debris from base, RDW 3


Cankered wood, severe die back TBR 2


Canker scars, CDL at 15', dead wood RDW 3


Canker disease around entire base, CDL at ~15', UC to the E TBR 2



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Canker scarring, CDL & IB at 8', SC w/ die back TBR 2


douglasii 1 6 ~ 7

Vertical scarring at base, PPP at ~5', CDL & IB at 7' TBR 2

1753 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 8 Canker disease, die back TBR 2


Canker disease, SC, die back of lower canopy TBR 2


Canker disease, severe die back, CDL & IB at 10', N codominant leader (6") dead, & EG TBR 1



CDL & IB at 1', minor canker disease at crotch of CDL, even canopy distribution EWR 3


Minor canker disease, die back, SC RDW 2



CDL & IB at ~3', even canopy distribution EWR 3


douglasii 1 8 ~ 8 CDL at 15', good structure

ECL at ~15' 4

1760 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 19 ~ 24 IB at 12' & 15', some die back, EG CC 3


Minor canker disease at base, even canopy distribution, blackberry vine growth around base

Clear crowding growth from base 3


CDL & IB at 3', 6', & 7', UC to S, some die back RDW 4


douglasii 1 14 ~ 17

CDL & IB at 5', 8' & 12', even canopy distribution, minor canker disease ~ 3

1764 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 6 CDL & IB at ~4' & 5', NAA ~ 3



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IB at the 10' & 15', substantial die back, EG RDW 3

1766 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 2 7, 6 ~ ~ Dead TBR 0


CDL & IB at 12', complete die back, canker disease at base TBR 1


Quercus


Canker disease, decay swellings at pruning wounds at ~2' & 4' ~ 3


douglasii 1 10 ~ ~

Advanced canker disease w/ vertical cavity & sloughing bark, lean to S, TBR 1


UC to the W, dead wood, SC, minor canker disease RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 6, 5,

6 10 14

UC to the N with over extended stem to N, CDL & IB at 1' & 3'

Remove NW limb 3


douglasii 1 9 ~ 11

IB & natural grafting at ~5', leans & UC to the N, EG, CDL at ~15' PTB 3


douglasii 1 12 ~ 11

Pushing up against barbed wire fence, minor canker disease on stem, CDL at ~15', w/balanced canopy

Remove wires before embedding occurs 3


Canker disease, CDL at ~12', EG, die back TBR 2


douglasii 1 10 ~ 8

CDL & IB at ~8', slightly UC to S, minor canker disease on stem PTB 3


Canker disease, die back, EG, CDL at ~15', SC TBR 2


Canker disease, IB at 10', die back, EG, SC TBR 2



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Lean & UC to S, canker disease, complete die back TBR 1


CDL at base, UC to the W, IB & NAA most attachments, dead wood, EG RDW 3


Severe EG & die back, CDL at ~12' TBR 2


Canker disease, IB most attachments, severe die back TBR 1


Weed overgrowth around base causing minor decay, CDL & IB at 1', EG & die back

Clear weeds from base & RDW 3



Quercus


CDL & IB at 2', 4' & 6', decay entry at OPC at 5', crossing limbs, UC to S EWR 3


Minor canker disease at base, CDL & IB at ~10', severe die back, EG TBR 2


Advanced canker disease w/ decay at base & sloughing bark, CDL at 8' & 9', severe die back, EG TBR 1


CDL & IB at ~12' & 15', substantial die back, EG TBR 2


CDL & IB at 8', 10' & 12', substantial die back

Remove weeds from around base 2


PT & live crown ratio, CDL at ~15' with NNA, UC to S PTB & CC 3


Canker disease at base, CDL & IB at base, die back, EG TBR 2



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Canker disease & wood rot at base, CDL & IB at 6', 8', & 10', severe die back TBR 1


CDL & IB at ~5', 8' & 10', UC to the W, minor die back

PTB & RDW 3


Canker disease at base, multiple CDL w/ IB, all foliage EG

TBR 2


Minor canker disease at base, CDL & IB at 8', EG, die back

RDW or TBR 2


Minor canker disease, CDL & IB at ~4', 5' & 8', 5" dead wood, EG

RDW or TBR 2


Canker disease, SC, complete die back TBR 1


CDL & IB at 5', complete die back of lower canopy, EG TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 15

Slightly UC to S, suppressed by neighboring trees & undergrowth NCP, PTB 4


Quercus

wislizenii 3 6, 3,

5 8 15 IB at base, leans & UC to the E PTB 3


CDL & IB at ~5', dead wood, die back RDW 3


Canker disease at base, CDL & IB at 3', suppressed by neighboring undergrowth, minor die back CC 3

1801 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 15 ~ 18 CDL & IB at 12', EG, die back RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 8 ~ 7 Canker disease, CDL at 12' TBR 2


Quercus


IB up stem, pruning wounds at ~1', 2', 3', 5' & 7' w/ decay NCP 3



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1804 ~ Red Maple Acer rubrum 1 15 ~ ~ Dead, NP TBR 0

1805 ~ Mulberry Morus alba 1 45 ~ 21

Multiple CDL & IB at ~5', 6', & 7', decay at 5', large branch failure w/ decay at 4', even canopy distribution, NP RDW 4



CDL & IB at 3', UC to NE, SC w/, die back, minor canker disease along stems

RDW or TBR 2


CDL at 15' Remove N CDL at ~15' 4


CDL w/ NNA at ~8', slight lean & UC to the E, EG, SC PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3 13, 7,

10 ~ 20

CDL & IB w/ natural grafting at 4', UC to S, suppressed by neighboring trees, 6" dead wood, vertical cavity & decay entry at 5' on 7" stem NCP 3


Quercus

wislizenii 2 12, 9 15 12 IB at base, slightly UC to the N PTB 3


Quercus


CDL & IB at ~4', 6' & 8', UC to the W, die back of lower canopy, suppressed by neighboring trees

RDW & PTB 3


CDL & IB at ~12', leans & UC to S, growing through wire fence

Remove fencing without damaging the bark 3



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Minor canker disease along stem, lean & UC to the W, CDL & IB at ~12', EG

EWR & PTB 3


CDL & IB at 3', natural grafting at 5', IB most attachments, EG, die back RDW 3


douglasii 1 7 ~ 14

CDL & IB at 8', UC to S, minor canker disease along stems RDW 3


CDL at 20', EG, minor canker disease ~ 3


CDL & IB with NNA at ~10', substantial die back TBR 2


UC to the W, suppressed by neighboring trees to E, some die back RDW 3


Minor canker disease, CDL & IB at ~12', EG ~ 3


Small closed decay pockets along stem, CDL & IB w/ NAA, natural grafting at ~10', DS, die back RDW & CC 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ 9

IB at 5', CDL at 12', Remove W CDL at ~12' 4


IB at 6', SC w/ some die back, slightly overly-extended limb to W

EWR & RDW 3

1823 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 13 ~ ~ Complete die back, SC TBR 1


douglasii 2 7, 2 ~ 21

2" dead stem , CDL & IB at 15', dead wood, leans to W RDW 2



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Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 12

UC to the W, CDL & IB at 5', suppressed by neighboring trees, PPP, CDL PTB 3


Multiple closed pruning wounds up stem w/ decay entry, CDL & IB at ~12', 15', 16' & 20', EG CC 3

1827 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 14 SC, CDL & IB at 15', die back, EG, RDW 3


CDL & IB w/ NNA & crossing/natural grafting stems at ~8', stem bisected by chain link fence, overly-extended limbs to S, EG, die back

Remove Fencing without damaging bark, RDW & PTB w/ EWR 3


Quercus


CDL & IB at 2' & 10', even canopy distribution, good structure RC 4


Lean & UC to S, CDL & IB at 8' & 12'

PTB & EWR 3


CDL & IB at 8' & 10', SC, some die back RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 5 ~ 8 CDL at 10'

PTB 4


Quercus


Multiple closed pruning wounds up stem, CDL at 5', UC to the W PTB 3

1834 ~ Chinese Elm Ulmus

parvifolia 1 11 ~ 30

Lean N, SC with , suppressed by neighboring trees & undergrowth

EWR & PTB 3


Canker disease at base, CDL & IB at 3', die back, EG RDW 3


douglasii 1 8 ~ 18

Minor canker disease, leans & UC to the W, some die back

PTB & RDW 3



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CDL & IB at 3' & 6', SC, undergrowth crowding base

Remove undergrowth 3

1838 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 19 UC to E, & EG, dead wood

PTB, RDW & CC 3


Understory, UC to the E, EG, dead wood RDW 3


CDL & IB at 10', 11' & 12', slight lean to S, die back, EG

PTB, RDW & clear undergrowth around base 3


Multiple closed pruning wounds up stem, CDL & IB at ~10', EG ~ 3


Growing over metal debris, minor dead wood RDW 3


CDL & IB at 6', substantial die back & SC TBR 1


Good structure & balanced canopy ~ 3


CDL & IB at 12', some die back & EG,

RDW & clear undergrowth 3


CDL at 15', die back, EG, SC with

RDW & clear undergrowth, PTB 3


SC, suppressed by neighboring tree EWR 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 6

Leans to E, suppressed by neighboring trees to W CC & PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 15 ~ ~

CDL & IB 2'-5', sloughing bark, Hypoxylon fruiting bodies TBR 0



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douglasii 1 29 ~ 31

Over-weight & overly-extended branch to E, minor canker disease, UC to S, 4" dead wood

EWR & RDW 4

1852 ~ Black Locust Robinia

pseudoia 1 6 ~ 8

Suppressed, crossing limbs w/ neighboring tree, CDL at ~12', NCP 3


douglasii 1 17 ~ 20 Canker disease, SC, die back TBR 2


douglasii 1 18 ~ 26

Canker disease, leans & UC to the N, substantial dead wood, SC PTB, RDW 2


Quercus


Overgrown w/ Hedera helix ivy, overweight limb to W, limbs touching ground, UC to S

Remove ivy, RDW, RC, EWR 4


Canker disease, CDL & IB at ~8', NAA, EG, die back w/ SC TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 12 Lean & UC to the N, CDL at 4', PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 6 ~ 11 Lean to the W, CDL & IB at 12' PTB 3


Canker disease & decay at base, severe die back TBR 1


douglasii 1 10 ~ 16

Canker disease, CDL & IB at 5', slight UC to the N PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ ~ Dead

TBR 0


Canker disease & vertical scars at base, SC w/ die back, EG TBR 2

1864 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 7 ~ 10 Canker disease, die back, EG TBR 2


CDL & IB at base, canker disease, complete die back TBR 1



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6 11 16

Canker disease, CDL & IB 6', UC to the N, die back TBR 2

1867 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 8 SC , dead wood, die back

RDW or TBR 2


Canker disease, severe die back TBR 2


douglasii 1 6 ~ 8

SC, suppressed by neighboring trees TBR 3


No canopy other than EG, severe die back, CDL & IB at 8' TBR 1


douglasii 1 7 ~ 8 SC, slight lean to W

PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 7 ~ ~ Dead

TBR 0



CDL & IB at 5', 8' & 9', complete die back, no canopy TBR 1


Quercus


CDL & IB at base, UC to the W, suppressed by neighboring trees to E CC & PTB 3


Complete die back, SC, cankers along stem TBR 1


SC, SC, 4" failure at base w/ decay, CDL at ~12', die back, DS TBR 2


Canker disease, UC to the E, no canopy other than EG, CDL & IB at 6' TBR 2


Canker disease, severe die back, EG TBR 2


Canker disease at base, severe die back, EG TBR 2


CDL & IB w/ crossing stems at 4', substantial die back, SC

RDW or TBR 2



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robusta 1 18 ~ 5

NP Remove dead fronds 4


EG, CDL & IB at 15', small dead wood, RDW 3


3 CDL & IB with NAA & Natural Grafting at 6'-12', UC to the W, PS

EWR, RDW & PTB 3


CDL & IB at 1', UC to the W, small dead wood

EWR, RDW & PTB 3


Multiple CDL & IB at 15' & 20', slightly UC to the W, small dead wood

EWR, RDW & PTB 4


Growing into metal supports for electrical box, cankered wood at points of contact with metal objects, CS, CDL & IB at ~8', SC , minor die back

Remove metal parts & RDW 3


Lean & UC to the W, CDL at 6', CS

EWR, RDW & PTB 4

1889 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 9 ~ 8 PT & SC, die back, CS

RDW or TBR 2

1889 ~

Western Cottonwood

Populus

fremontii 2 24, 9 26 26

CDL & IB at 1' & 6' & 15', die back, SC, UC to the W, base wrapped in chicken wire causing build up of leaf litter around base, NP

Remove chicken wire from base 2


Crowding by undergrowth, leans & UC to the E, CDL & IB at 7', growing on slope to creek, exposed roots PTB 3


Growing out of vertical slope, exposed roots, CC 3



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canker disease at base


CDL at 5', 8', 10', 15' & 20', even canopy distribution , sparse die back

Limb support needed in future 4


Severe die back, 10" dead wood, EG TBR 1


CDL, even canopy distribution, substantial die back, some mistletoe, growing on slope, CS to N

RDW, remove mistletoe 3


Quercus

wislizenii 4 6.,4, 5, 5 10 13

CDL & IB at 1' & 2' ~ 3


Canker disease, CDL & IB 6', substantial die back, EG, CS TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 22 ~ 22 Abnormal flare, IB at 8', UC RDW, PTB 4

1898 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 18 ~ 26 CDL & IB at ~6' & 12', SC, CS to E ~ 3


CDL & IB at 5', 6', 8' & 10' with NAA, CS, UC to the E

EWR & PTB 4

1900 ~ Willow Salix 5

14, 7, 8, 9, 10 22 ~ Dead & NP TBR 0


Populus

fremontii 2 24, 8 25 32

Slight lean to the E, SC, 8" limb failure at ~25' PTB 3

1902 ~ Willow Salix 3 14, 2,

11 18 ~

Severe lean to SW, complete die back, TMD & NP TBR 1

1903 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 11 ~ 8 CDL & IB at ~12', die back, EG

RDW or TBR 2


SC, suppressed by neighboring trees, DS, die back

RDW or TBR 2


Severe die back, CDL at 10' & 12', small dead wood RDW 2



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11" dead stem, 14" stem has EG, substantial dead wood, IB at base, lean to S & NP TBR 1


Populus

fremontii 1 22 ~ 26

Leans & UC to the W, CDL & IB at ~12', 12" stem failure at ~20', EG, NP

PTB & NCP 3


Crossing limbs with neighboring tree, SC, some die back, suppressed RDW 3


CDL & IB with NAA 3' & 6', even canopy distribution, SC with die back, small dead wood RDW 3


CDL & IB w/ canker disease at ~5' & 10', UC to the W, die back, SC, EG TBR 2


Canker disease at base, UC to the E, complete die back with almost SC TBR 1


Lean to S, complete die back with almost SC TBR 1

1913 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 10 ~ ~ Complete die back, EG TBR 1


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 18

Severe lean to the S, CDL at 5' & 6', small dead wood

RDW & EWR 3


CDL & crossing stems at 6', substantial die back, EG

RDW or TBR 2

1916 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ 20 PT & SC, substantial die back, EG

RDW or TBR 2

1917 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 14 ~ 17 SC, CDL at 30', SC w/ die back, EG

RDW or TBR 2

1918 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 8 ~ ~ PT & SC, substantial die back TBR 1

1919 ~ Interior Live Quercus 3 13, 7, 28 Lean & UC to S, CDL EWR 3



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PT & SC, CDL & IB at 25', substantial die back, EG, canker disease at base TBR 2


Canker disease at branch attachment at 12', UC to S RC & EWR 4

1923 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 5 PT, small dead wood RDW 3


Canker disease, CDL & crossing stems at ~25', UC to S, die back, EG TBR 2


Crowding root flare w/ neighboring tree, leans & UC to S, substantial die back w/ EG TBR 2


Quercus


Advanced decay at base, crowding root flare w/ neighboring tree, growing on slope, CDL & IB at ~6', TBR 2


Quercus

wislizenii 1 13 ~ 8

CDL & IB at 5', both stems topped at ~12', lean to S TBR 2


CDL at 6', growing out of vertical slope w/ exposed roots, leans to S, suppressed, 6" dead wood RDW 2


Leans & UC to S, EG, growing on slope PTB 3


Leans to S, EG, understory, cankers, 5" dead wood RDW 2

1931 ~ Valley Oak Quercus lobata 1 6 ~ 26 Leans to S, understory PTB 3


UC to S, suppressing tree from N, CDL & IB at 15, low

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hanging limbs by 15%


douglasii 1 29 ~ 36

CDL at 15' & 20', UC to the N, SC with , small dead wood, canker at 12' RDW 4


douglasii 1 10 ~ 18

Leans to S, CDL at 12', growing on slope, suppressed PTB 3


douglasii 1 38 ~ 39

CDL at 15' & 20', UC to S, SC with , canker scars, growing on slope PTB 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 9 ~ 18

Growing on creek slope, cavity w/ advanced decay at base & possibly under base, severe lean to N, overly-weighted limb to S TBR 2


Quercus


Stump sprouts, decay under base, lean to S, growing on slope, small dead wood

Remove stump sprouts, RDW or TBR 2


douglasii 1 28 ~ 27

CDL at the ~15', canker disease, 15" failure w/ decay entry at ~20', UC to S, SC TBR 2


douglasii 1 19 ~ 30

Canker scars, CDL & IB w/ NNA at 12' & 15', overly-extended limb to S, SC with die back

PTB, EWR & RDW 3


Quercus


Lean & UC to the N, CDL & IB at 6', canker disease w/ vertical cavity at 3'

EWR & PTB 3


Canker disease w/ scarring at base, severe die back, EG, growing on slope TBR 2



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douglasii 1 23 ~ 35

Growing on slope, crowding root flares with neighboring tree, CDL at 15' & 25', stem failure at 20', RDW 3


Quercus

wislizenii 3

18, 17, 21 33 29

Decay at base, CDL & IB at base, 21" stem cut off at 2' & hollow w/ decay, vertical cavity w/ decay on 17" stem at ~8', 17" stem failed at 15', leans to S, but UC to N, debris at base, TMD TBR 2


douglasii 1 9 ~ 24

Overly-extended limb & UC to S, suppressed, die back, growing on slope PTB, RDW 3


douglasii 1 10 ~ ~

Multiple small decay swellings up stem from failure points, 4" open pruning wound with decay entry at 6', complete die back, no canopy TBR 1


douglasii 1 9 ~ 13

Canker disease at base, SC , UC to S PTB 3


douglasii 1 12 ~ 27

Canker disease at base, severe Lean to S with limbs hugging ground, 6" dead wood, CDL at 12', EG RDW, NCP 3


douglasii 1 20 ~ 31

Leans to S, SC & over-weight to S, SC w/ EG NCP, EWR 3


Quercus

wislizenii 1 12 ~ ~

Failed at base, still some live vascular tissue, TMD TBR 1



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wislizenii 6

14, 6, 8, 9, 12 23 17

Multiple large failures at base, substantial cavity w/ advanced decay under base, 12" stem is hollow, all stems lean, 8" dead wood TBR 2


douglasii 1 7 ~ 8 SC & PT, EG, canker disease TBR 2


douglasii 1 9 ~ 9

Leans w/ sharp upward bend at ~12', canker disease, EG, PT TBR 2


Quercus


Lean to S, growing on slope, crowding root flare w/ neighboring tree, MD from fallen limb of neighboring tree at ~12', suppressed, SC with die back TBR 2

Exceptions:

Point #1: Exemptions for certain species could be a debatable issue, so let me explain the procedure that I utilized… I talked with Nick Lagura, Associate Planner with the City of Citrus Heights on June 18, 2013 at the Citrus Heights City Hall. I questioned him about the exemption for fruit trees and requested if olives and nut trees were classified as “fruit trees” and therefore exempt. He stated that he would use Wikipedia as our defining source to decide if they were a fruit or not. I have attached the 1st page from each of the defining section on OLIVES and NUTs in the appendix section (pages 13 &14) of this report. Wikipedia specifically spells out the harvestable organ, the “FRUIT” from fruit trees. The almonds, walnuts, pecans, and olives are considered exempt and not listed, as they are fruit trees. Point #2: Referring to section about the measurement of multi-stemmed or multi-trunked trees. It is usually a tree with included bark, which is one of the most common points of failure in a larger tree. If a person would add up the total diameters of each of the trunks; the total would be a gross exaggeration of the total square inch area of the trunk. Here is an example to see my point: Interior Live Oak that was cut off and left as a stump sends up multi-stems that later remain to become trunks. Each trunk is 3” in diameter measured at 54” above grade and there are 10 trunks. If these diameter were added together the total diameter would be (3 x 10=) 30 diameter inches. A 30” (DBH) diameter trunk equals 707 sq in area. Each 3” diameter trunk has 7 sq inches (rounded to the nearest sq in) of trunk area. When all of the 10 trunk areas are added together, the total equals 70 sq inches or less than 1/10 the area of the



added together trunk diameters! This 70 sq inches is equivalent to one 9” diameter tree. I used the total sum area of all the trunks measured at the DBH point (54” above grade) to produce the equivalent sized trunk to be fair. This equivalent area is called Extrapolated DBH and is therefore listed next to any multi-stemmed or multi-trunked tree. “Edge trees” in a “stand”. An edge tree is defined4 as “a tree on the edge of a crop, stand, or clump and therefore growing under conditions of light or exposure different from those prevailing within the crop or stand.” With this definition in mind, let me explain what may now occur with the removal of many of the existing trees that may have been edge trees or are now edge trees. Many of the trees have an unbalanced canopy (UC) or poor taper (PT) as they are growing phototropically (growing towards the light) and now have elongated cells in their trunks and limbs. Many of trees that are located in a stand of trees have poor live crown ratio (the ratio between the tree’s upper most live crown and the bottom of the lowest live branches) due to competing for light and being protected by the other trees within the stand. When the other edge trees are removed that offer support and protection the overly-elongated trees with poor trunk taper commonly fail as they become sunburned, insect damaged or blown over by winds. It is common for highly rated tree(s) located in the middle of a stand, as they become new edge tree(s) to become more of a problem or dangerous tree(s) and may need to be removed due to their change of environmental conditions that they cannot adapt to as any sized tree. Canker disease: Localized areas of dead bark and underlying wood on twigs, branches and trunks are called cankers. Cankers can be caused either by living organisms, including fungi and bacteria, or by nonliving things such as excessive low or high temperature or hail (or golf balls, drought stress and compacted soils).

Many fungi that cause cankers normally inhabit the surface of the tree, gain entrance through natural or man-made wounds, and only cause disease when the tree is under stress. However, some fungi aggressively attack trees and cause cankers.

The trees to remain can thrive and do well, as they have for decades in the past with only natural, seasonal, rain water. Many of the trees will do poorly when soil grades are changed, roots are cut off, covered over, compacted, and exposed to frequent watering durations (irrigation) in the summer. The TPZ or CRZ fencing around the trees to remain is critical to keep all vehicles, people, and equipment out of these areas below the trees. There shall be no dumping, grubbing, storage, grading, irrigation, trenching within the exclusionary zones of the trees to remain. It is important to plan well by removing the trees that are not destine to remain, giving room to build new structures and connecting the structure with new infrastructure to existing streets and walks. The remaining trees can grow for decades or centuries if given the proper space and not destroying the soils capacity to support these protected trees.

It is also important to plan the landscaping and irrigation system to not cause fungal problems like Armillaria mellea, by utilizing a plant pallet and irrigation system that is specifically designed for these conditions around the trees to remain. There is an important symbiotic relationship between the tree and good fungus in the soil. Adding a 4-6” layer of hardwood mulch (NOT redwood or cedar bark) to the soil (without a weed cloth separating the soil fungus from the organic layer) within the TPZ, will help: maintain more optimal temperatures, improve soil pH (making it more acidic, favored by oaks), add needed organic matter to the soil, reduce soil compaction, plus improve drainage and aeration. A

4 By The Dictionary of Forestry Copyright © 1998 by the American Society of American Foresters, John A. Helms editor



soil test is required before a new landscape is developed to understand what soil amendments are needed to improve the soil for any new plants that are intended to be planted here. Liming is a practice often used during the construction period to help stabilize the soil if seems too wet for large grading equipment. Do not lime this soil, as the change in pH (to a more alkaline condition) as it can greatly reduce the viability and vigor of these native oaks and other acid loving plants or trees (or even cause their death). Also do not use crushed limestone as a base rock for paving around oaks, as this too can alter the soil pH similar to liming, just in a slower reaction time. Any pruning, cabling, or tree work shall conform to ANSI A300 Standards for Tree Care and should be performed by a qualified International Society of Arboricultural Certified Arborist. If trees are to remain and be preserved, then proper care shall be required to keep all construction activities from occurring within the CRZ or TPZ by having 4’ high, bright-orange tree protection fencing installed 100% around the CRZ or TPZ. Any trees or pruned branches of the trees to be removed shall be chipped or tub ground and stored on-site to be used as wood chip mulch under the trees to remain and spread to a maximum depth of 4-6” (initially), settling to a 2-4” depth. This material is the BEST quality hardwood chip mulch and they are already delivered to site ready to be utilized. Don’t have your tree clearing company haul them to the dump, landfill or for co-generation, as this is too highly valued product and soon you will need to be purchasing a less desirable more expensive product. If the TPZ or CRZ in encroached upon, it can be okay if only by 20% of less…as long as there are other areas the same sized area for the same tree where the roots outside of the TPZ/CRZ can be retained. If more that the 20% of the TPZ/CRZ is destroyed, then mitigation will be calculated for that tree.

The extent of the root system can easily be up to 2-3 times the radius of the canopy (TPZ or CRZ), so this line around the tree is not the best measure to really protect the tree, but an agreed upon distance where most tree can survive the work and impact to their root zone. Trees, especially native trees typically can tolerate drought if their roots have not been cut, the soil compacted, the natural mulch is still in place and the roots have not been smashed. The trees in this Citrus Heights project that are saved have many problems and the allowable excavation outside of the TPZ/CRZ may cause the tree to be in more stress or to cause their failure in part or whole.

Conclusion:

There are 1631 trees, 1568 trees in Chart B that are the protected trees. These trees will require mitigation if they are removed and protective fencing if they are to remain, as to be preserved and protected. There are 908 trees on the site that are the “protected” size and species by the Citrus Heights code.

All trees by type

All trees

by rating

Total 0 1 2 3 4 5 Total

Almond 1 1 1

Black Locust 1 1 1

Blue Gum 2 2 2



All trees by type

All trees

by rating

Blue Oak 97 1 7 28 50 11 97

California Sycamore 1 1 1

Camphor 15 5 5 5 15

Chinese Elm 2 1 1 2

Chinese Pistache 2 2 2

Coast Live Oak 3 2 1 3

Coast Redwood 1 1 1

Honey locust 2 2 2

Interior Live Oak 245 3 24 76 131 11 245

Italian Cypress 12 3 6 3 12

Lombardy Poplar 2 2 2

London Plane 1 1 1

Mulberry 4 1 2 1 4

Olive 5 5 5

Palms 17 1 7 9 17

Pecan 2 1 1 2

Red Maple 1 1 1

Tree of Heaven 1 1 1

Valley Oak 1184 43 156 362 531 88 4 1184

Western Cottonwood

17 4 5 8

17

Willow 13 1 4 6 2 13

Totals 1631 49 195 495 755 132 5 1631

(To be determined by development) of the preserved trees were rated “5” or excellent (To be determined by development) of the preserved trees were rated “4” or good (To be determined by development) of the preserved trees were rated “3” or fair

The trees rated 0, 1, or 2 could be removed, as they are unprotected by size, species or poor condition….with no requirements for mitigation.

495 trees were rated “2” or poor. 195 trees were rated “1” or dangerous.

49 trees were found to be rated “0” or dead.

This total process of development design (with final location of each home, driveway, walks, patios, and utilities, etc has not been determined prior to this arborist report, as this report will help determine the location of the best trees to save, trees that need to be removed for practical and reasonable development, and which trees that are to be preserved throughout the design, development, and sales of the properties. Recommendations:

Carefully remove the trees that are not to remain per the tree site map (to be determined) Fence and add proper signage as required around all trees to remain and be protected



Maintain the TPZ/CRZ fencing and signs during all phases of development Prune & cabling all other trees to remain per ANSI A300 Standards by an ISA Certified Arborist If any live roots or branches 2” in diameter or greater are damaged or are to be cut on a tree to be preserved and protected, it shall be by an ISA Certified Arborist A copy of the ANSI A300 pruning Standards and ISA Best Management Practices (BMPs) shall be read by the Arborist(s) prior to performing the work (available in both English & Spanish) and a copy to be on site at whenever the work is in progress Minimize the size of any pruning cuts, best if less that 3” in diameter, maximum 4” in diameter on live wood There shall be: NO topping, NO heading cuts, NO stub cuts, NO round-over pruning, NO rip cuts (use the ANSI A 300 & ISA BMP “3 cut method”), NO flush cuts, NO lion tailing, NO dog ear cuts and NO use of gaff hooks (on trees to remain) Minimize the amount of live wood pruning, as the VERY maximum in any year period to be 20% Chip or grind all of the removed trees & branches for mulch and retain on-site for re-use Do not disturb the fenced areas (unless you contact the City & project arborists first) for permission Add 4-6” hardwood (NOT softwood from conifers) chips under all trees to remain and be protected Do NOT solely use redwood or cedar bark as mulch, it does not become a beneficial part of the soil Do NOT use weed barrier cloth between the mulch and the soil Summering watering of existing trees can be beneficial during construction, 1x/month June-October Add plants that are known to thrive in conjunction with these existing trees to remain Plan, install, and operate your irrigation system to protect these existing trees Minimally use herbicides and pesticides (practice IPM and avoidance) to minimize chemicals & cost

If I can be of further assistance or if you have any arborist related questions…please contact me as soon as possible. If you have any questions about this report or any details about my observations, conclusions, or recommendations…please contact me at any time.

Kenneth Menzer Senior Consulting & ISA Certified Arborist #WE-2122AM



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Kenneth Menzer, Senior Consulting ISA Certified Arborist #WE-2122AM

Member of the: American Society of Consulting Arborists & International Society of Arboriculture

145 Duncan Hill Road Auburn, CA 95603

E-mail: [email protected] (530) 305-7505 Phone www.abacus-tree.com

Disclosure, Assumptions and Disclaimer

1) I, Kenneth Menzer, of “ABACUS”, did personally inspect the site and investigated the tree(s) as mentioned in this report and I performed all aspects of this report unless noted otherwise herein. Data gathering also by ISA Certified Arborists: Nicole Harrison, Jodi Carlson, Julie McNamara, Joey Bena and Aimee Nunez with Greg Nicholas and Mike McNamara as field assistants and Cherie Menzer as office assistant.

2) We have neither financial interest in the tree work that may or may not be done, nor financial interest in the property where the tree(s) is (are) located unless noted within the report.

3) All opinions and recommendations expressed herein this report are ours solely. We have used our specialized education, knowledge, training and experience to examine the tree(s) and to make our opinions and recommendations to enhance the beauty; health and longevity, with an attempt to reduce the risk of who and/or what is near these trees. We cannot guarantee or warranty that a tree will not be healthy or safe under all circumstances, nor for a specific period of time or that problems may not arise in the future.

4) Our report with its opinions and recommendations are limited to the tree(s) inspected. 5) We attempt to be cognizant of the whole scope of a project, but many matters are beyond the scope of

our professional consulting arborist services such as: exact property boundaries, property ownership, site lines, easements, codes, covenants & restrictions (CC&Rs), disputed between neighbors, and other issues.

6) We rely on the information disclosed to us and assume the information to be complete, true, and accurate.

7) The inspection is limited to visual examination of accessible items of the tree(s), from the ground unless otherwise noted, without excavation, probing, boring, or dissection, unless noted otherwise. Only information covered in this report was examined, and reflects the condition of those inspected items at that specific time.

8) Clients may choose to accept or disregard these opinions and recommendations of the arborist or to seek additional advice.

9) This report is copyrighted. Any modification or partial use shall nullify the whole report. Do not copy without written permission. This report is for the client and the client’s assignees.

10) Sketches, diagrams, graphs, drawings, and photographs within this report are intended as visual aids and are not necessarily to scale, and should not be construed as engineering or architectural detail, reports or surveys.

11) We shall not attend or give a deposition and/or attend court by reason of this report unless fees are contracted for in advance, according to our standard fee schedule, adjusted yearly, for such services as described.

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