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City of Ashland, Oregon / City Recorder / City Council Information / Packet Archives / Year 2003 / 06/03 / Hazard Trees

Hazard Trees


[Council Communication]  [  ]  [  ]


Council Communication
Title: Hazard Trees Removal On City Property
Dept: Ashland Fire & Rescue
Date: June 3, 2003
Submitted By: Keith E. Woodley, Fire Chief
Approved By:
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Gino Grimaldi, City Administrator

Synopsis: The City will be removing some trees that pose a threat to the public and/or municipal buildings on City-owned property. This memo is written to inform Council of the project.
Recommendation: For information only, no Council action required.
Fiscal Impact: Cost of hazard trees removal is budgeted within the Forest Interface budget.
Background: It has become necessary to remove hazard trees from city-owned property as described below:

Location                                                                   Description                                        Volume
Below Ashland Loop Rd. above Morton St.      Dead trees near road.                       2 truck loads
Water Plant Road (above road)                            Dead trees near road.                       2 truck loads
Water Treatment Plant                                           Dead trees near buildings.              5 trees
Hosler Dam (adjacent to dam face)                      Live trees - FERC requirement       25 trees

Recent insect infestations have resulted in increased tree mortality on city-owned forest lands. This development becomes a public safety concern where dead trees are located near frequently traveled roads or near inhabited buildings. In addition to these concerns, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is requiring some live trees to be removed adjacent to the dam face at Hosler Dam. All trees that are merchantable will be sold to a local mill. This action is part of the dam safety upgrades that the City is required to complete. Removal of these trees will allow visual inspection and observation of the dam superstructure, which is an essential element of our dam safety program. Tree removal methods will not require the use of machinery off of existing road systems.



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