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<br />. <br /> <br />Gat-y Schmitz <br />City o~ Elk River <br />PO BOl< 490 <br />13065 Orono Parkway <br />Elk River, MN 55330 <br /> <br />Ti m Edgeton <br />Sherburne County Tree Board <br />26401 180th St. <br />Big Lake, MN 55309 <br /> <br />Dea~- Giilry, <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />On Tuesday, September 20,.we inspected a parcel o~ land <br />owned by the city located just south of 193rd Ave. and east <br />o~ Hwy. 169. OUt- pt-imat-y objective was to identi~y b-ee <br />species composition and determine the overall health o~ the <br />trees" We also discussed tree removal for a drainage system <br />and ~actors to consider when doing this. <br />The overall health of the trees is very good" The stand <br />consists of mostly oak with some understory trees including <br />elm, ash, bOl-:elder, maple, aspen, and chen'y. The n;)d oak <br />a~'e qLlite matLlt"E" and compose most of the canopy" r I~OL.lld <br />estimate that about 60% of the b"ees at-e bLtr oak, :;0% at"e <br />tOed oak, and 10% of mil<ed tn~e species. Thet"e WeH"e a fe~w <br />small pockets o'F dead b"ees that have been dead fot" ",tlme <br />time indicating the dieback was probably a result of <br />dt"ought/lnsec:t damage. The lat"gest at'ea with mot"tallty was <br />on the fat.. w,",st side of the wetland along the slope. This <br />also had been dead for some time and looked more like <br />drought and/or two-lined chestnut borer damage than anything <br />else. Overall, the stand looked fairly healthy. There was no <br />oak wilt obsE'wved on this pt"opet"ty. The~-e is a sm,.l1 oak <br />wilt in~ection centet" just. SOLlth of this wetland but not <br />owned by the city. <br />Regat"ding the dt"a!nage system, with any tl'-ee t'ernoval, <br />there should be precautionary steps taken to prevent <br />overland sp~-ead of oak wi It and construction damage" This <br />includes using pt"otective ban-iet" ~encing at"ound "save" <br />b"ees, coved ng any open wounds on oak from Ap I" il 1 - JLII Y <br />15, and avoiding drastic gt'ade changes neat" "save" trees. I.F <br />! can be ass istance dLlt" i ng thi s pt-ocess, p lease contact me <br />at 263-8522. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Slncet"ely, <br /> <br />r;::~ 2~~ <br /> <br />Ti m Edgeton <br />County Forest Resource Specialist <br />Sherburne County Tree Board <br />
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