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3. The City will also continue to encourage property owners to replace lost trees <br />with species appropriate for the site or even in advance of potential infestation <br />and ash removal. As with public lands, the City encourages property owners to <br />diversify the species on their property to buffer against future insect/disease <br />outbreaks. A valuable reference that is available to homeowners for planting <br />suggestions is the Ramsey Tree Book, which is available through the City's <br />website. <br />Summary: <br />It is clear that EAB poses a serious threat to Ramsey's community forest. The City will <br />implement this EAB Management Plan to the extent feasible and as budgets permit. The steps <br />outlined above are based on current knowledge of EAB. This management plan is subject to <br />revision(s) as new information about EAB becomes available and/or as new treatment options <br />are identified. Furthermore, this plan is also subject to revision should state and/or federal <br />policies necessitate plan updates. Revisions to the EAB Management Plan would be subject to <br />City Council approval. <br />