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Comprehensive Oak Wilt Management Plan <br />Brookfield 8th <br />April 7, 2017 <br />Capstone Homes has developed a comprehensive Oak Wilt Management Plan in conjunction with a certified <br />Arborist from Precision Tree and Landscaping that will greatly reduce the chance for the disease to spread <br />during our tree clearing process at Brookfield 8th. Currently, we expect to begin tree clearing May 1st, 2017, <br />pending approval of Final Plat by the Ramsey City Council. <br />After an inspection of the property, our arborist encountered sporadic examples of Oak Wilt infected trees <br />within the center of the larger parcel. In the South West of this parcel and the adjacent North part of the <br />smaller parcel, there is an Oak wilt infection center. Here, mortality at the center was almost complete. <br />Our Management Plan includes sanitizing/purging the site of the diseased trees within the silt fence line and <br />processes to limit it's spread. Given the fact that the disease is already on the site and surrounding parcels, <br />expectations for remediation of future infected trees seems unreasonable and therefore is not included in this <br />plan. Every effort will be made to prevent introducing further infection to the area. <br />The process we recommend is as follows: <br />1) Before any ground clearing is started, Precision Tree and Landscaping will double trench at least 54" <br />deep within the silt fence line identified in the Landscape Plan {Sheet 6 (2-24-17)1. Included in this plan <br />is a copy of the sheet with a green line. This line will be incorporated into the full set of engineering <br />plans upon approval of this Oak Wilt Management Plan. The double trench will break the common root <br />grafts to stop the underground transmission of the pathogen. As identified in the Landscape Plan, all <br />trees will be removed inside the silt fence. There will be no tree removal outside the silt fence on the <br />remaining property. <br />2) All material removed material will be processed into chips or mulch on site and removed in enclosed <br />containers. <br />3) During the clearing phase of the operation, we will have at the ready, an arborist or technician who <br />could seal any wound that might occur. A mechanical felling machine will be utilized for this project. A <br />mechanical felling machine will be utilized to cut, lift, and remove trees with minimal (or no) damage <br />to the remaining trees. <br />
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