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THE CITY OF ASPEN FOR PARKS USE ONLY
Date Received: 31"" ( 46 Permit#201V— &t j
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585 Cemetery Lane Date Responded:J E )f Of applicable)
Building Permit#:
Aspen,CO 81611
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Parks Office: 970.920.5120 /
Fax: 970.920.5128
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TREE REMOVAL/ DRIP LINE EXCAVATION PERMIT
Please submit the following information to the Parks Department, together with your check payable to the City ofAspen.
Please check the appropriate options below:
O A77--Non construction related 0 Tree Removal Permit
M' $206 Construction related 0 Drip Line Excavation
1. Site address- 10A LJettN6-1?-5 4 .
2. Outline/Sketch/Drawing ofproperty to include: (Please attach TWO copies)
.a. Property address.
b. Property boundaries. • •
c. Locations of buildings on the property.
d. Location,diameter,and species of trees on property and designate with arrows or circles which trees are to be removed.
3. List trees to be removed,species and diameter at4.5'above grade. City Forester will define tree values utilizing the
following equation: Max value=$42 x 3.14 x(D/2)2,D=Diameter of tree in inches at 4.5'above grade.
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5. Mitigation Plan {relocation of trees orreplacement as referenced inAspen Municipal Code Sec. 13 20(e)}
PleaseADDtothePropertyDrawing: (TWOcopiesneeded)
a. Location of replacement/relocation trees.
b. Size and species of trees to be replaced.
c. Professional cost estimate ofplanting(nursery stock,delivery,and installation).
6. Estimated StartDate ofProject:
7. Person(s)responsible for project(applicant):
a) Primary Contact Name: Phone:
Email Address: '
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Company Name(please print): t la i tsgil,k- t61, It lti)to Phone: 9 L$ '7 ( Fax:
Signature of Representative: Date:
c) Property Owner Name(please print): eti -1-(1.4 MAN C' Phone: ( ,q27‘" ( eb " e7Ib
Address: IDLY k -C1 p:VLt .- ft* Fax/Email address: v1.47- t ti41) QCtrfcnak
Signature of Owner: Date:
• MUST 13E POSTED ON PROPERTY DURING REMOVAL.
MUST BE POSTED ON PROPERTY
Addendum to Tree Removal Permit#2018-017
On March 7,2019, Ian Gray, City Forester, performed a further review of the tree removal permit
application for the property located at 1015 Waters Ave.The applicant is requesting a tree removal/drip
line excavation permit for six above-code trees for a new dwelling.This permit is approved with
conditions.As a condition of the permit a 14.0" inch DBH.See notes below for further detail.
® Trees#1 through#6-One 11" spruce tree,two 10" aspen trees, three cottonwood trees of
12"/14"/18" inches DBH—These trees are located in front of the existing house around the left
side of the house and in the back yard.The current proposed design is incompatible with the
retention of these trees. Removal is permitted.
• Tree#7-One 14" inch DBH spruce tree—This tree moved to the right/west front side of the
property.A maintenance program will put in place to keep the tree healthy for three years. The
owner is required to post a bond for$6500 dollars which represents the value of the tree.
Should the tree fail or die within the three-year maintenance period the bond will be forfeit.
Transplantation is permitted.
The trees approved for removal have been assigned a value using a standard formula developed for all
trees found within the City of Aspen.The formula is as follows: Value=$45.00 x 3.14 x(D/2)2, where D is
the diameter of the tree at breast height. The tree diameter was measured by City Forester and a
condition.rating was assigned.Total mitigation assessed was$17,794.96.The applicant has submitted a
transplanting quote for the one spruce and $21,000.00 dollars has been allowed as an offset to the
mitigation for the tree removals.A bond for the sum of$6500.00 will be made payable to the City of
Aspen prior to the release of this permit but no mitigation payment for tree removals is owed.The
applicant has submitted a maintenance plan for the after care of the transplanted spruce tree.That
document is included as part this approved permit. The Applicant has also submitted a planting plan and
installation quote.These have been reviewed and approved.
READ THE PERMIT. IT MUST BE POSTED ON SITE. FENCING AND SIGNAGE REQUIREMENTS FOR TREE
PROTECTION ZONES(TPZ) HAVE CHANGED.YOU MUST CALL THE CITY FORESTER FOR AN INSPECTION
ONCE TPZ HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED AND FENCED-OFF AT 970-429-2031.
Property/Tee Inspection:j� j
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Ian Gray Date
Forester, City of Aspen
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Ben Carlsen Date
Open Space and Natural Resources Manager
Permit valid 2 business days AFTER issuance. Permit valid for one year after approval date.
• A construction fence must be erected along the entire dripline of all trees on site and any tree canopy from neighboring properly.
This will serve as the tree protection zone(TPZ). This fence is to be constructed in such a manner that the area inside the dripline
is protected and must remain in place until final landscape improvements are made.AN INSPECTION OF THIS FENCE It1US'i
BE PERFORMED BEFORE ANY CONSTRUCTION OR DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES BEGIN.PLEASE ARRANGE
THIS INSPECTION WITH IAN GRAY,CITY FORESTER,AT 429-2031.
• No materials may be stored in the TPZ,including but not limited to,construction backfill,construction traffic,or any other
construction materials.
• No excavation,grading or trenching may occur within the TPZ without the consent of the City of Aspen Forester or his designee.
• No parking of vehicles or equipment and No dumping of any waste products may occur in the TPZ.
• Any roots cut during excavation shall be pruned with sharp loppers/pruners back to the soil line. The roots will further be protected
by burlap draped over the side of the excavation covering the exposed roots. This burlap shall be kept moist until the excavation is
backfilled. i
• Site inspections shall be performed on a weekly basis,to ensure the above listed conditions are met.
• Any unapproved improvements or activities outside of those approved within this permit will be subject to mitigation in the form of
restoration.
• This permit must be posted on site during the construction process.
Drip Line Protection-City Code 13.20.020(b)(2)(3): Recommended Trunk Protection System:
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All trees adjacent to this construction project must receive supplemental watering on an as needed basis
depending on soil conditions and precipitation.The following chart may be used a guideline:
Tree Size Class Small Trees-xl Weekly Medium Trees-x3 per Month Large Trees-x2 per Month
10 gal/Inch 10 gal/inch 15 gal/Inch
Tree Trunk Diameter 1" 2" 3" 4" 6" 8" 10" 12" 14"
Deep Root Fork 5 10 15 20 30 40 75 90 105
2 gal/min minutes minutes minutes
Deep Root Needle 5 10 15 20 30 40 75 90 105
2 gal/min minutes minutes minutes
Soft Spray Wand 3 5 8 10 15 20 38 45 53
4 gal/min minutes minutes minutes
Soaker Hose 5 10 15 20 30 40 75 90 105
2 gal/min minutes minutes minutes
Irrigation Installation Guidelines
The design and layout of new irrigation systems shall follow the requirements of the City of Aspen Water Efficient Landscape
Standards.Wherever possible,new irrigation lines shall be installed outside of the driplines of existing trees.Mechanical trenching
for new irrigation installation shall not be used within the driplines of existing trees.This shall be restricted to hand digging in
consultation with the City Forester.Roots over 2"inches in diameter shall not be cut unless absolutely necessary upon approval
from the City Forester.Trenches shall not exceed 6"inches in width.The minimum depth for main lines shall be 18"inches and 12"
inches for laterals.Separate irrigation zones for trees with drip,bubbler or soaker-style delivery is recommended so quantities and
rates may be appropriately controlled.
TREE PROTECTION ZONE(TPZ)SIGN EXAMPLE:TPZ signs shall be installed at regular
intervals around the fencing to clearly indicate that entry and storage are prohibited. il
TREE PROTECTION ZONE i
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• FENCING MAY NOT BE REMOVED
• NO PERSON SHALL ENTER THE AREA
• NO MACHINERY SHALL ENTER THE AREA
• NO MATERIALS SHALL BE STORED IN THE AREA
• NO DEBRIS SHALL BE STORED IN THE AREA
• NO EXCAVATION SHALL OCCUR IN THE AREA
ANY INCURSION INTO THE AREA WITHOUT
PRIOR CONSENT OF THE CITY FORESTER.IS
SUBJECT TO FINES. Call 970-429-4031
TPZ FENCING REQUIREMENTS:
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cloth covering,held in place with metal
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OASPENJanuary 28,2019
TREE SERVICE
Est.1982
1111 Village Road Carbondale,CO 81623
Hendrickson Construction
Job Site
314 Aspen Airport Business Center, Suite B 10'15 Waters 'vas'
Aspen, CO 81611 Aspen, CO& 611
Proposed B : Chris Forman
Job Name: Hendrickson Construction 20190128
CONSULTING PROPOSAL
Fees are billed per the attached Consulting Fee Schedule unless specified in the Item Description and Proposal Notes.
Additional attachements, if noted, may provide more detail regarding the scope of services proposed. Total payment amount
is due within 10 days of the invoice date.
# Item Description Proposed Fees
Soil Testing
1 Consulting Dig pilot hole with excavator, perform site and soil analysis for initial $1,000.00
feasibility of transplanting efforts and methodologies.
Tree Relocation
2 Consulting Developmanagementplan forpre andpost transplanting; project
$15,000.00
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management during transplanting process; prepping and moving the tree;
coordination with Parks Department
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3 Spruce Plant Health Care evaluation and services post transplanting; this to $5,000.00
include 4 plant health visits per year, including fertility treatments and
insect/disease control efforts; this to be done annually for five years to
ensure success of transplanting
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Sub Total: $21,000.00
Tax: $0.00
Total: $21,000.00
Notes:
If you would like these services scheduled,please sign and return this signed proposal by fax, postal service,or
email to office@myaspentree.com.
Aspen Tree Service 1111 Village Road Carbondale,CO 81623 T 970.963.3070 F 970.963.6214 myaspentree.com
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Upon acceptance,the client hereby agrees that ATS is acting as an independent contractor and that ATS's services are a non-exclusive
study of the client's trees and further agrees that any recommendations/evaluations made by ATS are solely for the benefit of the client so
as to assist the client in appraising the value,management recommendations and of the planning/assessment of the allocation of
resources. ATS shall have no liability for any claims arising out of the performance or non-performance of the recommended actions and
the client shall defend and indemnify AT fro any such claim including but not limited to claims alleging that ATS tested,Identified or
caused d magi(directly or indirectly)to t ee ther property or persons outside the client's right of way.
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Customer Signature Date
Aspen Tree Service 1111 Village Road Carbondale,CO 81623 T 970.963.3070 F 970.963.6214 myaspentree.com
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ASPEN
TREE SERVICE
Est.1982
March 1, 2019
City of Aspen Parks Department
c/o Ian Grey
585 Cemetery Lane
Aspen, CO 81611
Re: 1015 Waters Avenue Tree Removal Permit/Spruce Transplanting
Dear Ian:
Thank you for your efforts regarding the removal permit and subsequent spruce tree transplanting
effort at 1015 Waters Avenue in Aspen. It is my understanding that the Parks Department needs to
approve of the transplanting plan prior to issuing a finalized tree removal permit for this property. I
have attached a report describing the efforts necessary to transplant the large spruce tree on this
property.
Please let me know if there is any further information necessary in order to receive said permit. If there
are any items that require additional detail or further discussion, please contact me at any time. Thank
you very much for your attention to this matter. I look forward to our future correspondence.
Sincerely,
Chris Forman
Certified Arborist#RM-2352AM
Aspen Tree Service 1111 Village Road Carbondale, CO 81623 T 970.963.3070 F 970.963.6214 myaspentree.com
Spruce Transplanting
1015 Waters Avenue
Aspen, Colorado
Prepared By: Chris Forman
ISA Certified Arborist #RM-2352AM
ASPEN
TREE SERVICE February 26, 2o19
Est.1982 1111 Village Road, Carbondale CO 81623o 6 0 0
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SUMMARY
Gretchen Greenwood and Associates asked Aspen Tree Service to evaluate and prepare a plan to transplant a blue
spruce(Picea pungens)located in the front yard of soi5 Waters Avenue in Aspen,Colorado. The property is being
redeveloped and a tree removal permit was required prior to work commencing. As part of the permit process,
the Aspen Parks Department identified the spruce described in this report to be transplanted or otherwise
protected in place. The new development layout requires the tree to be moved in order to comply with the
permitting requirements. The new location for this tree was determined by the landscape architect.
On February 21,2°19,we evaluated the tree and surrounding soils to determine the methodologies for
transplanting. Based upon the soil conditions,the tree could likely be moved successfully either with a truck
mounted tree spade or via hand digging and a crane. We have also defined the necessary actions to be taken
before,during,and after the tree move.
The tree will be relocated prior to June 1,2o19. The Aspen Parks Department requires a bond in the amount of
$6,5oo to be paid prior to moving the tree,which will be refunded in its entirety if the tree is in good health after 3
years in its new location. After care as described in the attached proposal will continue for a time period of 5 years
following the transplanting effort. If for any reason there is a failure in the root ball or any other event that
jeopardizes the success of the transplanting during operations,work will be halted and all interested parties will
be notified of the situation. The bond money issued to the Parks Department will be forfeited and our charges
will revert to time and materials up to that point in time on the project if the transplanting effort is aborted.
INTRODUCTION
BACKGROUND
The property located at ioi5 Waters Avenue in Aspen,Colorado is being redeveloped,requiring the removal of
several trees on site. A tree removal permit issued by the City's Parks Department is required to remove trees on
this site. In December 2018, I began working with Gretchen Greenwood and Associates, Hendrickson
Construction,the property owner,and the City of Aspen Parks Department to obtain a tree removal permit.
Prior to my involvement in the project,a tree removal permit was submitted to the Parks Department,specifically
identifying which trees are being requested for removal. The removal permit application was reviewed by the
Parks Department and they ultimately denied the request for removals. The development team requested a
meeting with Parks Department staff following the permit denial. On January 15,2o1.9,the development team,
representatives from the Parks Department,and I met on site to discuss options for moving forward with the
project. While on site,the group determined that the project could move forward if a specific spruce was
protected or relocated. The spruce defined for protection/relocation is a 13.5-inch diameter spruce located on the
eastern half of the front yard. The tree has an aluminum tag with#83 stamped on it,located on the tree's trunk.
After the aforementioned site meeting,the property owner chose to relocate the spruce in lieu of a redesign
effort that would preserve the tree in its current location.
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ASSIGNMENTJidk A
Aspen Tree Service has been asked by the project team to provide the following services and deliverables:
• Evaluate spruce#83 and adjacent soils for feasibility of transplanting
• Transplant the tree and provide management of the operational efforts required
• Create a report to submit to the City Parks Department to obtain a finalized tree removal permit
• Provide aftercare services once the tree has been relocated in the landscape
LIMITS OF THE ASSIGNMENT
Because there are numerous trees and underground utilities adjacent to the spruce,we were unable to conduct
soil sampling on all sides of the spruce. Therefore,our soil investigations are based solely on findings from test
holes dug on the west side of the spruce. The presence of large underground boulders can sometimes prevent
trees from being dug and transplanted. These types of boulders may or may not exist in the untested areas.
PURPOSE & USE OF REPORT
The purpose of this report is to provide information regarding the transplanting and aftercare of spruce#83. It is
intended to be used by the project team as an informative reference for this project. It is intended to be used by
the City Parks Department to provide the information required to issue a finalized tree removal permit for this
project.
OBSERVATIONS
SITE DESCRIPTION
The property is located at soz5 Waters Avenue in Aspen,Colorado. The existing home is scheduled to be
demolished and a new home to be built within the same general location on the site. There are several trees on
this property,predominantly comprised of aspen(Populus tremuloides),spruce(Picea pungens),and narrowleaf
cottonwood(Populus angustifolia). Trees requested for removal are located on the south,north,and east portions
of the site. Spruce#83,the main focus of this report, is located in the north east portion of the property. The
excavation necessary to build the new home will compromise this tree's critical root zone.
The north west portion of the property provides adequate space to receive the spruce being transplanted. The
new location for the tree will be staked out for approval by the Parks Department prior to digging the tree.
Portions of the root ball may encroach upon the northern property boundary,depending upon the root ball size
required for the transplant effort. The attached landscaping plan shows where the tree is to be relocated.
TREE OBSERVATIONS
The spruce tree(#83)identified in this report has a diameter of 13.5 inches at breast height(DBH)with a canopy
spread averaging zo feet. It is a mature specimen that has grown within a group of narrowleaf cottonwoods,
aspen,and other spruce. The uppermost portion of its canopy has been most noticeably impacted on the south,
southwest side of the tree. In this area of the canopy,some branches are missing or were damaged by the
surrounding trees. The canopy spread varies in length on each side of the tree,also due to the proximity of
surrounding trees.
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TESTING AND ANALYSIS
As part of my visual examination of the tree,I looked for any insect and/or disease indicators. Measurements
were taken for tree size and canopy spread as well using a diameter tape and standard tape measure. There were
no indicators of insect or disease problems in the tree at the time of inspection.
In addition,we utilized a mini-excavator to dig test holes for soil evaluations. Underground utility locations were
identified prior to onsite digging. Results of those locates found the water service line running through the
proposed test dig area. Due to the water line,excavation was done east of the water line,adjacent to the
codominant narrowleaf cottonwood growing near spruce#83. We found the soil to be of a coarse texture with
abundant cobble stones measuring 1 to 4 inches in diameter.
DISCUSSION
The project team,including the Aspen Parks Department has agreed to relocate spruce tree#83 in order to
complete the tree removal permitting process. Based upon the tree's condition and the soil structure noted in the
area tested, it appears that this tree could likely be relocated successfully.
Transplanting operations shall occur no later than June i,2019. After June i, it is likely that the tree will have
pushed new growth,resulting in a much higher likelihood of stress caused by transplanting. The spruce will be
marked with a flag indicating its current cardinal orientation. The north side of the tree will be marked and the
tree will be planted in the same cardinal orientation in its new location.
It may be necessary to tie up some lower branches prior to moving the tree to help avoid injury to the tree. This
will be done utilizing heavy twine or burlap strips. Tying material will remain in place until the tree is planted in its
new location. Once that has occurred,the tying material will be removed before staking/guying systems are
installed.
Pruning any broken or dead branches will be done immediately following the tree move. No live branches are to
be removed as part of this operation,unless they are damaged as part of the transplanting operation.
The root ball of the transplant tree will be approximately 94 to 120"in diameter,though site constraints
underground could change this desired measurement. Once the root ball is trimmed to property size and shape,
it will be securely contained by wrapping in burlap. The burlap will be securely tightened with twine,wiring,
wooden crate,or other means to ensure a solid,secure root ball. The lower 1 foot of tree trunk will be wrapped in
burlap to protect it from any twine that may come into contact with the trunk from securing the root ball
materials. The tree will be moved via crane into the receiver pit. If any unforeseen issues arise that force a root
ball to be too small to accommodate a successful transplant,work will stop and alternative will be discussed.
The receiver pit(new location of tree)will be dug and prepared prior to completion of final digging of the spruce.
The final size of the transplant root ball will dictate the size of the receiver pit. This new pit will be thoroughly
watered on the day of transplanting,prior to receiving the spruce. The excavated subsoil and topsoil shall be set
aside in separate stockpiles for reuse in backfilling. If the subsoil is unsuitable, based upon the arborist's
inspections,it will be discarded and replaced with appropriate subgrade and topsoil material.
Once the tree is placed into the receiver pit,backfill will be added around the root ball. After the soil has been
thoroughly firmed around the lower half of the ball,any burlap shall be cut away from the upper half of the ball
and the remaining burlap adjusted to prevent the formation of air pockets. Soil will be firmed in a-foot lifts and
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thoroughly settled with water the same day of transplanting to within 6 inches of finish grade. Topsoil shall then
be added up to final grade. An organic mulch layer will be created on top of the root ball to a depth of no more
than 3 inches.
Support staking/guying will be installed immediately following the above-mentioned steps. The exact type of
system to be utilized must be developed once the tree has been transplanted. Many site factors play into deciding
how to secure the tree. It could be a traditional staking and guying system such that aircraft cable is used with
rubber hose bark protectors,attached to several metal stakes. Other systems could involve duck bill in ground
anchors with similar cable systems attached. It could be an inground system anchoring the root ball itself if space
requirements preclude any of the traditional cabling methodologies. The tree will receive adequate anchoring
support systems immediately following the transplant,though exact system requirements must be determined
during transplanting.
The tree will receive supplemental watering immediately following transplant. The amount of water needed will
be determined by the final root ball size. Supplemental watering will occur weekly following transplanting during
the growing season,and continue for at least 3 years. Unless adequate water is provided to the tree via rain or
snow during the months of June through October,water will be provided to the tree. Supplemental watering
shall be applied to the root ball as well as the areas outside the root ball extending 2 feet outside the root ball.
The tree should receive 5o gallons of water per week through the months of June,July,and August. The tree
should receive the same amount every other week in September, October,and up to the point where the ground
is frozen.
Follow up care for this tree has been scheduled for the next 5 years. We will be visiting the tree 4 times per year to
monitor for insect activity,disease indicators, moisture regime adequacy,and soil fertility needs. An arborist will
define and implement treatments and moisture adjustments for any issues found during these visits.
CONCLUSSIONS
Spruce tree#83 will be transplanted prior to June i, 2019 via a large mechanical transplanter or hand digging and
the use of a crane. A 5-year aftercare program has been developed to monitor this tree. The Aspen Parks
Department has required a bond in the amount of$6,50o to be paid by the property owner. This bond amount
will be refunded in full after City staff inspects the tree 3 years after transplanting and it is determined the tree is
thriving in its new location. Once the bond requirement has been made and the Parks Department has approved
this transplanting plan,it is anticipated that the final tree removal permit will be issued by the Parks Department.
RECOMMENDATIONS
I recommend moving forward with the transplanting of spruce tree#83 and the after care prescribed. I would also
recommend the project team identifying a member of the team to carry out the irrigation regime throughout the
construction process or until automated irrigation can be relied upon. Tree protection fencing shall be erected
and maintained throughout the course of construction efforts.
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1.Base plan by RCLA dated 02-21-18.
J L 2.Micropile wall shall be constructed entirely within property boundaries.
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Existing Trees .-- 4J t `/V a.5od inspnonnos to Inslallalim of plant material maybe conducted by Iha Cly orAspen es deemed ei.(
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Gravel Areaisi
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' (a be work, Brg modifications as directed by the LaMscapo ArchQted.conlreclor vrill be repotted to complete the oak ollN; ^ ✓J
prided eccordng to the proposed drawings,defaitsand specifications.llcmgicts onset in the field,contact No Landscape Architect
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Contractor shad lake sole responsibility for any costs incurred due to damage of said collies 0
•` 2.Verify locations and conditions of existing bees and plant malarial prior to beginning Work.Contractor 5ha7 lake appropriate O d
measures to protect them and avoid compactioneantnn n the drip lines.Avoid cutting roots aver d•diameter.Existing plant material rsr
Gravel Area �� damage by contractor shall be replaced at contractors expense.Snow fencing shall be installed around the drip line oa each existing tree. _ 'I
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Symbol Description Plantings Irrigation Type Irrigation Area:
Stone Wall
O High Intensity Planting Areas(HIP) Lawn 6"Pop-Up Spray Heads w/100%coverage •CM ear es/ veneerb math rea'aatca. HIP= 290 S.F.
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Q2 Medium Intensity Planting Awes (MIP) Shrub and Perenials 18"Pop-Up Spray Heads w/100%coverage the same as WELS Section 5.52 shot:
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I. J Low Intensity Planting Areas(LIP) Trees and Shrubs in Mulch Beds Two Bubblers at each tree and one Bubbler at each shrub +Nearly depki the h1drozones as I
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`._ " Delphinium,Wptno•Iris•Columbine•Fall Aster.Geranium Thera are a number of
plants listed here that 4::::,
® Apr �O� 1/2 C.Y. 3!e•minus Buck Pea Gravel(around stepping stones) require either lass a N
°,m'#6', ,•, more water(see �a to.,
s,_.4 Appenceee E of WELS) A. Q
r�{ `�s� 25 nets Green rAorreywort/LyslmachU nummWarla F32 B'Mn. 11
than keacafed by the F�1
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Planting Notes: ��03Iu2oos Pieasorevaopm Mont.15.2018
• p'en(s)accoldingly.
Trees To Be Removed na03/122 e
1. Location of all trees shall be staked and approved by Landscape Architect prior to final installation. Stone Wall -
2. Exact placement and shape of planting beds shall be reviewed by Landscape Architect prior to final installation. le'cuu<.,a.,fsrme,b.xerxmub,esr.a. Number Sire Tr se
3. Verify locations of all pertinent existing site improvements and utilities already installed prior to commencing planting work.If any I.OW.not to emceed ae•above arch wade auw Cat'.
aa,.remwreee,.See sedan and eaveton.) Cl ID'Caliper Aspen Tree - q
part of the this plan cannot be Implemented due to site conditions,contact the Landscape Architect for instructions prior to commencing work p p erF,OF COV P,, 0 5 10 20 1.1
l2 ID'caliper Aspen Tree 0 (,
4. Four loch steel edging is shall installed Pine bark all grass areas and planting beds.5 O Q
/3 18'caliper Teo (q EP ears[
e. r planting sh beds shall receiveca e"smalli ish ra mulch. ND$CPc
6. Grades shown in the landscape areas are finish grades,including 6"of topsoil in lawn areas and 12"of topsoil in planting areas. Raised Planter 05 12' caliper TOO T
(nauAp oared stes+talatak4lmoah Pointer sal vdsx) s5 14•caliper TB L
See City of Aspen"Soil Criteria"on this sheet for soil form specifications. p anurd•I aura+( -7. See Civil Engineer's Plan for grading and drainage information. Plea,, .1,language 65 II'caliper T 8 D .I CEIVED
8. 1ymjLlivetepr>,lalate spall-(e%olgesMyjrfjggtlPG-l0}-1f1Q°/4oY IQrna lot WELs(.;son 5.4.1 a7 14'caliper T B D II,,,o,Ad wu ur uu°n It III our lt11d111
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under protected trees 15II(ird III II aa1,1 it III tilt+rtle 1,111e rlla
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MARCH 9, 2018
TREE INVENTORY REPORT
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TREE SERVICE PREPARED BY: ANDREW PLENINGER
Est.1982 1111 Village Road,Carbondale CO 81623(97o)063-3070
PURPOSE & SUMMARY
Gretchen Greenwood Architect is working on a site improvement plan for the property at 1015 Waters
Avenue,Aspen, CO(See Attachment i—Tuttle Improvement Survey Plat).We were contracted to
inventory and evaluate trees on the site for tree removal permitting purposes. Each tree meeting the
City or Aspen's tree mitigation requirements was evaluated and an inventory noting the species,
diameter and condition of each tree was completed.
A total of 15 trees were inventoried and 7 are designated for removal.The total Maximum Aspen
Mitigation Value of the removals is$31,557•o2.Three(3)of the removals score a 3-Fair condition rating
and the remaining 4 tree removals score 4-Poor or 5-Very Poor/Dead condition.
METHODOLOGY
INVENTORY
Working from the site plans provided by Gretchen Greenwood Architect(See Attachment z—Edited
Site Plan Map), each tree meeting the City of Aspen's requirements or noted on the site survey was
inventoried.The City of Aspen's ordinance 13.2o.o2o states that a permit is required from the City of
Aspen to remove a deciduous tree with a Diameter Breast Height(DBH)6 inches or larger,a conifer
tree with a DBH of 4 inches or larger and a native tree with a DBH of 3 inches of larger. Data collected
for each tree included;Tree ID/Tag#,the DBH measured to the lower 1/2 inch at approximately 4.5 feet
above ground level,tree species,and condition. Each tree was tagged with an aluminum numbered tag
with the number correlating to an Edited Site Survey Map site plan map and the Tree Inventory
Worksheet(See Attachment 3—Tree Inventory Worksheet). The location of trees meeting Aspen
requirements and not of the original site survey map was noted on the Edited Site Survey Map,tagged
and inventoried.
Condition values were assigned as a result of visual indicators such as the presence of dead limbs,signs
or symptoms of disease/insects,or structural defects. Definitions of the condition scale are as follows:
i) Excellent-A healthy,vigorous tree,reasonably free of signs and symptoms of disease,with good
structure and form typical of the species.
2) Good-Tree with slight decline in vigor,small amount of twig dieback,minor structural defects that could
be corrected.
3) Fair-Tree with moderate vigor,moderate twig and small branch dieback,thinning of crown,poor leaf
color,moderate structural defects that might be mitigated by regular care.
4) Poor-Tree in decline,epicormic growth,extensive dieback of medium to large branches,significant
pathogen activity or structural defects that cannot be abated.
5) Very Poor/Dead-Tree is in severe decline,highly hazardous or is dead.
The data for each tree was entered into a tree inventory worksheet(Attachment 3—Tree Inventory
Worksheet)and the maximum mitigation value was calculated using the formula provided in the City of
Aspen's Title 13 ordinance: Basic Value=$42.00 x 3.14 x(D/2)2 Where: D=the diameter of the tree in
inches.
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LIMITS OF THE ASSIGNMENT
This investigation is based solely upon the information noted from my visits to the site in November
2017. I have not performed any professional surveying, laboratory examinations, studied soil
composition or employ any other diagnostic techniques beyond visual examination of the trees and the
site. I provided general conclusions of tree health and provided recommendations based upon these
observations.
OBSERVATIONS
SITE DESCRIPTION
The site is a residential property absent of formal landscaping around the residence.The site is
composed of aspen,spruce and narrowleaf cottonwood trees.
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The two Colorado spruce designated for removal are in fair condition. Growth increments are short and
the crowns are asymmetrical due to shading as a result of their close location to one another and the
cottonwoods and aspen located in the grouping of trees.
FINDINGS, DISCUSSION & CLOSING
The site plan designates 7 trees to be removed(See Attachment z—Edited Site Plan Map&Attachment
3—Tree Inventory Worksheet).Tree species include 3 quaking aspens, 2 Colorado blue spruce,and 2
narrowleaf cottonwood.
The total Maximum Aspen Mitigation Value of the removals is$31,S77.02.Three(3)of the removals
score a 3-Fair condition rating and the remaining 4 removals score 4- Poor or 5-Very Poor/Dead
condition.It is my judgement that based on condition of these trees, City of Aspen Forestry may reduce
this mitigation value.The City's mitigation value finding can also be reduced by the cost of landscaping
on the project. Unfortunately, due to the present density of trees on the property there are limited
planting opportunities.
There are 4 trees designated for preservation.Tree protection measures such as tree protection fencing
should be employed to protect these trees during construction.Additional measures may be necessary
if excavations are required within the driplines of these trees.
In addition to the City of Aspen tree protection measures that must be taken during construction there
are pre-construction treatments that can be employed to minimize the impact of construction
activities. Proper root pruning prior to excavations within the dripline of a tree as well as growth
regulator treatments to slow the growth of the tree will minimize the impact of these activities. Pruning
and other plant health care treatments on the trees to remain will reduce tree related risks and enhance
the health of these trees.
I am available to provide any additional assistance you may like or require to resolve these challenges
and realize the completion of a successful project.
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Attachment
1 - Improvement Survey Plat
Lots D and E,Block 41,East Aspen Addition,as shown on the
A,pco, Z�, plat of the East Aspen Additional Townsite Plat,recorded in
Ditch Book 2A at Page 252,as Reception No.108453,
Filldn County,Colorado.
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Created by Andrew Pleninger,Aspen Tree Service March 5, 2018
Base plan copied from page L-1, Layout& Materials Plan
Richard Camp Landscape Architecture Dated: Revised February 21, 2018
Attachment 3 Tree Inventory Worksheet Aspen Tree Service
1015 Waters Ave,Aspen CO March 2018
Maximum
Tree ID/ H of Proposed Aspen Condition
DBH Species Noteable Comments
Tag N Stems Management Mitigation Rating
Value
81 1 15 FIR SUBAPLINE Preserve NA 2-Good
82 1 8.5 ASPEN QUAKING Remove $2,382.08 3-Fair
83 1 13 SPRUCE Remove $5,571.93 3-Fair Codominant
COLORADO Stems
BLUE
84 1 13.5 COTTONWOOD, Remove $6,008.78 4-Poor Codominant
NARROWLEAF Stems
85 1 11.5 COTTONWOOD, Remove $4,360.28 4-Poor Codominant
NARROWLEAF Stems
86 1 17 SPRUCE Remove $9,528.33 3-Fair
COLORADO
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87 1 8.5 SPRUCE Preserve NA 3-Fair Codominant
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88 1 7.5 SPRUCE Preserve NA 4-Poor
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89 1 6 SPRUCE Preserve NA 3-Fair
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90 1 7.5 ASPEN QUAKING Preserve NA 5-Very Hypoxylon
Poor/Dead canker
91 1 8 ASPEN QUAKING Remove $2,110.08 5-Very Cytospora
Poor/Dead canker
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Attachment 3 Tree Inventory Worksheet Aspen Tree Service
1015 Waters Ave,Aspen CO March 2018
Maximum
Tree ID/ i#of Proposed Aspen Condition
DBI-I Species Noteable Comments
Tag#I Stems Management Mitigation Rating
Value
92 1 7 ASPEN QUAKING Remove $1,615.53 5-Very
Poor/Dead
93 1 8 ASPEN QUAKING Preserve NA 5-Very
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94 1 8.5 ASPEN QUAKING Preserve NA 4-Poor Phelinus,
poplar borer,
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95 1 3 SERVICEBERRY Preserve NA 4-Poor
Total $31,577.02
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TREE SERVICE
Est.1982
March 6, 2018
Ms. Gretchen Greenwood
Greenwood Architect, Inc
210 South Gelena Street, Suite 30
Aspen, CO 81611
Re: 1015 Waters Avenue, Aspen—Tree Planting Estimate
Dear Ms. Greenwood:
The following is a tree supply and installation estimate provided by our Planting Manager for
tree plantings detailed on page L-2 Planting Plan of the 1015 Waters Avenue site
improvement plan prepared by Rich Camp and dated February 22, 2018.
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Extended
Tree Species Size Qty Subs Planted Price Price
Aspen 3" 5 $665.00 $3,325.00
Aspen 4" 5 $875.00 $4,375.00
Pattern Perfect Maple 3" 14 sub 2.5" $973.50 $13,629.00
Spring Snow Crabapple 3.5" 2 sub 3" $1,239.00 $2,478.00
Sub Total $23,807.00
Contingency
10% $2,380.70
Total $26,187.70
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or require additional information.
Respectfully,
Andrew G. Pleninger
Consulting Arborist
Aspen Tree Service 1111 Village Road Carbondale, CO 81623 T 970.963.3070 F 970.963.6214 myaspentree.com