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Tree Assessment & Preservation PlanGlen Canyon Park

Prepared for:Recreation & Park Department

City of San Francisco 30 Van Ness Avenue

San Francisco CA 94102

Prepared by:HortScience, Inc.

325 Ray StreetPleasanton, CA 94566

March 28, 2012

Tree Assessment Glen Canyon Park San Francisco CA

Table of Contents

Page Introduction and Overview 1 Survey Methods 1 Description of Trees 2 Suitability for Preservation 4 Tree Risk Assessment 6 Evaluation of Project Impacts 7 Tree Preservation Guidelines 17 Summary and Recommendations 19

List of Tables Table 1. Tree condition & frequency of occurrence. 2 Table 2. Tree suitability for preservation. 5 Table 3. Proposed Action: Recreation Center project. 8 Table 4. Proposed Action: Remainder of park. 20

Attachments Tree Assessment Form Tree Risk Rankings Tree Assessment Map

Tree Assessment & Preservation Plan HortScience, Inc. Glen Canyon Park, SF Recreation & Park Department Page 1 Introduction and Overview Park Forestry was one of the components of the 2008 Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Bond program. Tree risk assessment was part of the Park Forestry effort. Glen Canyon Park was identified as having a high priority for tree risk assessment. In addition, one of the capital projects associated with the Bond was renovation of the Recreation Center and tennis courts at Glen Canyon. The City of San Francisco Recreation and Park Department requested that HortScience, Inc. assess the health and structural condition of trees, evaluate the risk posed by the trees, review proposed project plans and provide recommendations for tree preservation. This report represents next phase of assessment and presents the following information for trees #2468 – 3105.

1. Evaluation of tree health and structural condition. 2. Assessment of the risk of tree failure. 3. Evaluation of impacts from the proposed bond project. 4. Recommendations for action. 5. Guidelines for tree preservation.

Survey Methods Trees were surveyed in January 2012. Each tree was visually assessed from the ground. Trees with significant defects in structure and were considered a risk of falling into a use area were evaluated as follows:

1. Identifying the tree as to species. 2. Attaching a numerically coded metal tag on the trunk of each tree. 3. Recording the tree’s location on a map. 4. Measuring the trunk diameter at a point 54” above grade. 5. Evaluating the health and structural condition using a scale of 0 – 5:

5 - A healthy, vigorous tree, reasonably free of signs and symptoms of disease, with good structure and form typical of the species.

4 - Tree with slight decline in vigor, small amount of twig dieback, or minor structural defects that could be corrected.

3 - Tree with moderate vigor, moderate twig and small branch dieback, thinning of crown, poor leaf color, moderate structural defects that might be mitigated with regular care.

2 - Tree in decline, epicormic growth, extensive dieback of medium to large branches, significant structural defects that cannot be abated.

1 - Tree in severe decline, dieback of scaffold branches and/or trunk; most of foliage from epicormic shoots (secondary shoots that arise along the trunk and branches); extensive structural defects that cannot be abated.

0 – Tree is dead. 5. Comment on presence of defects in structure, insects or diseases and other

aspects of development. 6. Assess tree suitability for preservation as good, moderate or poor. 7. For trees that possessed a significant structural defect and were in proximity to a

use area: a. Identify the part of the tree most likely to fail and hit a target within the

next year. b. Identify the target(s) that would be impacted by that failure (e.g. street,

sidewalk, landscaping). c. Rate the potential risk using the method described in A Photographic

Guide to the Evaluation of Hazard Trees in Urban Areas. d. Identify arboricultural treatments to reduce the likelihood of failure and

improve tree health, structure, stability and longevity.

Tree Assessment & Preservation Plan HortScience, Inc. Glen Canyon Park, SF Recreation & Park Department Page 2 The scope of the survey was limited to trees in the following locations:

Adjacent to city streets. Adjacent to private property. Within and immediately adjacent to the proposed bond project area.

Description of Trees Six hundred twenty-seven (627) trees were evaluated, representing 15 species (Table 1). Essentially all of the surveyed trees had been planted as part of landscape development. Only the willow (#626) was native to the San Francisco area and appeared to be indigenous to the site.

Table 1. Tree condition and frequency of occurrence. Glen Canyon Park. Recreation & Park Department. San Francisco CA.

Common name Scientific name Condition No. of Dead Poor Fair Good Excel- Trees

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Bailey's acacia Acacia baileyana -- 15 2 1 -- 18 Sydney golden wattle Acacia longifolia -- -- 1 -- -- 1 Blackwood acacia Acacia melanoxylon -- 34 11 1 -- 46 Lawson's cypress Chamaecyparis lawsoniana -- 2 -- -- 1 3 Monterey cypress Cupressus macrocarpa -- 7 12 7 2 28 River red gum Eucalyptus camaldulensis -- 6 2 -- -- 8 Blue gum Eucalyptus globulus -- 215 145 57 6 423 Silver dollar gum Eucalyptus polyanthemos -- 6 2 -- -- 8 Eucalyptus Eucalyptus sp. -- 2 1 -- -- 3 Olive Olea europaea -- -- 1 -- -- 1 Monterey pine Pinus radiata 3 43 24 3 2 75 Plum Prunus sp. -- 1 -- -- -- 1 Willow Salix lasiolepis -- 1 -- -- -- 1 Coast redwood Sequoia sempervirens -- -- 1 2 1 4 Siberian elm Ulmus pumila -- 1 5 1 -- 7

Total, all trees surveyed 3 333 207 72 12 627

Description of individual trees is found on the enclosed Tree Assessment Form. Tree locations are found on the Tree Assessment Map. Both are included as Attachments.

Tree Assessment & Preservation Plan HortScience, Inc. Glen Canyon Park, SF Recreation & Park Department Page 3 Blue gum eucalyptus was the most frequently encountered species. With 423 trees, blue gum represented 67% of all trees evaluation. Blue gums were particularly dominant in the south and west sides of Glen Canyon and along O-Shaughnessy Blvd. As a general rule, blue gums were found in dense plantings (Photo 1). Photo 1. Blue gums #600 to 623 were part of a dense planting along O’Shaughnessy Blvd. Note extensive growth of vines along the trunks.

Condition of blue gums ranged from poor (215) to fair (145) to good (57) and excellent (6) (Photo 2). Trees varied from young and semi-mature in development. Trunk diameters ranged from 6” to 90”. Tree #625 was 90” in diameter; #1 was 89”. Twenty-two (22) blue gums were 50” or larger. In general, tree condition improved with trunk diameter. This is not surprising as small diameter trees were more likely to have been overtopped and suppressed. Photo 2. Located in the center of the park, near the pre-school facility, blue gum #625 was 90” in diameter and in fair condition.

Seventy-five (75) Monterey pines were present, located primarily on the east side of the property. Pines were mature in development with trunk diameters ranging from 8: to 42” (tree #44). Three Monterey pines (#41, 539 and 555) were dead. Overall condition was poor with 43 of 75 trees in that group (Photo 3). Only two pines, #501 and 502, were in excellent condition. Both were located at the end of Crags Court. Photo 3. Pines #41 – 57 were generally in poor condition with small high crowns and leaning trunks.

Tree Assessment & Preservation Plan HortScience, Inc. Glen Canyon Park, SF Recreation & Park Department Page 4 Forty-six (46) blackwood acacias were evaluated. This species was often found in conjunction with blue gum, particularly at the Bosworth St. parking area. Trunk diameters ranged from 6” to 31” (#516). Overall condition was poor (34 of 46 trees). Twenty-eight (28) Monterey cypresses were present, ranging in trunk diameter from 8” to 78” (#545). Condition varied widely from poor to excellent. Cypresses #113 and 599 were semi-mature in development and in excellent condition. There was also 18 Bailey’s acacia, 15 of which were in poor condition. Trunk diameters ranged from 7” to 14”. Almost all trees of this species were immediately adjacent to the Recreation Center. No other species was represented by more than 8 trees. Included in this group were:

8 river red gums were mature in development and in poor condition. 8 silver dollar gums ranging from 9” to 19” were present, concentrated in 7 Siberian elms in the southeast corner of the park, near Elk Street. 4 coast redwoods located behind residences on Turquoise Way. Trees were 21”

to 27” in diameter and in generally good condition. 3 Lawson’s cypress located on the south side of the Recreation Center. Tree

#69 was in excellent condition. 3 eucalyptus (species unknown) were present. Tree #3 and 594 were mature but

in poor condition. Tree #596 was in fair condition. Sydney golden wattle #60 was in fair condition and mature in development. Olive #70 was in fair condition and mature in development. Plum #74 was in poor condition.

Suitability for Preservation Trees that are preserved on development sites must be carefully selected to make sure that they may survive development impacts, adapt to a new environment and perform well in the landscape. Our goal is to identify trees that have the potential for long-term health, structural stability and longevity. Evaluation of suitability for preservation considers several factors:

Tree health Healthy, vigorous trees are better able to tolerate impacts such as root injury,

demolition of existing structures, changes in soil grade and moisture, and soil compaction than are non-vigorous trees.

Structural integrity

Trees with significant amounts of wood decay and other structural defects that cannot be corrected are likely to fail. Such trees should not be preserved in areas where damage to people or property is likely.

Species response

There is a wide variation in the response of individual species to construction impacts and changes in the environment. For example, olive and elm are relatively tolerant of construction impacts while eucalyptus and pines are sensitive.

Tree age and longevity

Old trees, while having significant emotional and aesthetic appeal, have limited physiological capacity to adjust to an altered environment. Young trees are better able to generate new tissue and respond to change.

Tree Assessment & Preservation Plan HortScience, Inc. Glen Canyon Park, SF Recreation & Park Department Page 5

Species invasiveness Species which spread across a site and displace desired vegetation are not always appropriate for retention. This is particularly true when indigenous species are displaced. Blackwood acacia, Bailey’s acacia, Sydney golden wattle and blue gum are considered invasive.

Each tree was rated for suitability for preservation based upon its age, health, structural condition and ability to safely coexist within a development environment (Table 2).

Table 2. Tree suitability for preservation. Glen Canyon Park. SF Recreation & Park Department. San Francisco CA.

Good Trees with good health and structural stability that have the potential for longevity at the site. Twelve (12) trees had good suitability for preservation including blue gums #18, 251, 299, 374, 422 and 565; coast redwood #544, Lawson’s cypress #69, Monterey cypress #113 and 599; and Monterey pine #501 and 502.

Moderate Trees in fair health and/or possessing structural defects that may be

abated with treatment. Trees in this category require more intense management and monitoring, and may have shorter life-spans than those in the “good” category. One hundred eight (108) trees were rated as having moderate suitability for preservation including 86 blue gums, 10 Monterey cypresses, 3 Monterey pines, 3 Siberian elms, Bailey’s acacia #567, blackwood acacia #237 and olive #70.

Poor Trees in poor health or possessing significant defects in structure

that cannot be abated with treatment. These trees can be expected to decline regardless of management. The species or individual tree may possess either characteristics that are undesirable in landscape settings or be unsuited for use areas. Five hundred four (504) trees were rated as having poor suitability for preservation including 331 blue gums, 67 Monterey pines, 45 blackwood acacias, 17 Bailey’s acacias, 16 Monterey cypresses, 8 river red gums and 8 silver dollar gums.

We consider trees with good suitability for preservation to be the best candidates for preservation. We do not recommend retention of trees with low suitability for preservation in areas where people or property will be present. Retention of trees with moderate suitability for preservation depends upon the intensity of proposed site changes.

Tree Assessment & Preservation Plan HortScience, Inc. Glen Canyon Park, SF Recreation & Park Department Page 6 Tree Risk Assessment Tree risk assessment is the systematic process of evaluating the potential for a tree or one of its parts to fail and, in so doing, injure people or damage property. All trees have the potential to fail. The degree of risk will vary with the size of the tree, type and location of the defect, tree species, and the nature of the target. Tree risk assessment involves three components:

1. a tree with the potential to fail, 2. an environment that may contribute to that failure, and 3. a person or object that would be injured or damaged (i.e. the target).

Tree Risk Rating System All of the surveyed trees were assessed using the procedure outlined in A Photographic Guide to the Evaluation of Hazard Trees in Urban Areas (N. Matheny & J. Clark 1994 (2nd edition. International Society of Arboriculture. Champaign IL). Following a visual inspection of tree health and structural condition, the part of the tree most likely fail within the next year was identified (e.g. branch, stem, or whole tree). The target that would be impacted by this part of the tree was then identified. The risk associated with the tree was evaluated using the following components:

Failure potential (4 points) - identifies the most likely failure and rates the likelihood that the structural defect(s) will result in failure within the next year. The part of the tree most likely to fail was assessed using the following scale:

1 - low - defects are minor (e.g. dieback of twigs, small wounds with good woundwood development)

2 - medium - defects are present and obvious (e.g. lean or bow that has developed over time, cavity encompassing 10-25% of the circumference of the stem, codominant stems without included bark)

3 - high - compounding and/or significant defects present (e.g. severe lean, cavity encompassing 30-50% of the circumference of the stem, multiple pruning wounds with decay along a branch)

4 - severe - defects are very severe (e.g. partial uprooting of leaning tree, decay conks along the main stem, cavity encompassing more than 50% of the stem)

Size of defective part (4 points) - rates the size of the part most likely to fail. Larger parts present a greater potential for damage. Therefore, the size of the failure affects the potential for injury or damage. The scoring system was as follows:

1 - most likely failure less than 6" in diameter 2 - most likely failure 6 - 18" in diameter 3 - most likely failure 18 - 30" in diameter 4 - most likely failure greater than 30" in diameter

Target rating (4 points) - rates the use and occupancy of the area that would be struck by the defective part. For the project areas, the following scoring was employed:

1 - occasional use (e.g. lawn or landscaped area) 2 - intermittent use (e.g. sidewalk, paths or sport facilities) 3 - frequent use (e.g. street parking) 4 - constant use (e.g. playground structure, high volume streets).

Tree Assessment & Preservation Plan HortScience, Inc. Glen Canyon Park, SF Recreation & Park Department Page 7 The points in each category were added to obtain the overall hazard rating, with 3 being the minimum and 12 being the maximum value. Risk ranking = failure potential + size of defective part + target rating Among trees at Glen Canyon Park, the most likely failure included branch (318 trees), one stem (103) and the whole tree (206). Among potential targets were residences, 24), parking areas (38), sidewalks (99), city streets (53), and the ball field area (21). Two hundred fifty-six (256) trees had no specific target. Risk rankings of the surveyed trees ranged from 3 to 12 (see Attachments). Under a normal management regime, trees with the highest ranking would be abated first, followed in order of decreasing ratings. The City of San Francisco Recreation and Park Department abates risk for trees ranked 9 or greater, a total of 24 trees. Evaluation of Project Impacts Appropriate tree retention develops a practical match between the location and intensity of construction activities and the quality and health of trees. The results of the general and individual tree surveys were the reference points for tree condition and quality. Impacts from the proposed project were assessed using conceptual site plans. Plans depicted the general location and extent of proposed work. Grading, drainage, landscape and irrigation plans have not been finalized. The proposed project includes renovation of the Recreation Center, enlargement of children’s play area, repair and replacement of existing paving and general improvements to the landscape. The tennis courts would be relocated north of the current location. Impacts to trees could occur in a variety of ways. The staging area on Bosworth Street will be enlarged. The path from Bosworth Street to the Recreation Center will be enlarged and improved in order accommodate fire engines. First, demolition of existing infrastructure such as pavement may directly damage tree roots and crowns. Grading and other construction activities may also damage trees, through both direct mechanical injury and indirectly by altering drainage. Second, removal of trees in dense woodlands exposes those that remain to new conditions which may not be suitable for future growth. Based on my assessment of the proposed plan and evaluation of the trees, I estimate that approximately 250 of the 627 trees evaluated are either within or immediately adjacent to the proposed project area. Of this group, I recommend preservation of 60 trees and removal of 190 (Table 3):

3 trees noted as “preserve?” (#69, 192, 194) and 5 trees noted as “remove?” (#62, 63, 64, 65, 68). For these 8 trees, additional information on proposed site activities such as grading is needed in order to make final recommendation.

Among trees recommended for removal, 176 have poor suitability for

preservation. Near the Bosworth Street entrance, trees with poor suitability are largely blue gums. Around the Recreation Center are a number of blue gums and other species. North of the tennis courts, Monterey pines are in poor condition.

7 trees in good or fair (blue gum #30, 149, 156, 233), Siberian elm (#32, 34) and olive #70) are recommended for removal due to impacts from the proposed project.


Table 3. Proposed action: trees within and immediately adjacent to area of Recreation Center renovation project. Glen Canyon Park. SF Recreation & Park

Dept. San Francisco CA.

Tree Species Trunk Condition Proposed Notes No. Diameter 0=dead Action

(in.) 5=excell.

1 Blue gum 89 4 Preserve tree Noted in Trail report to prune

2 Blue gum 36 3 Preserve tree 3 Eucalyptus 38 1 Preserve tree 4 Blue gum 26 2 Preserve tree 5 Blue gum 39 3 Preserve tree 6 Blue gum 22,10 2 Preserve tree 7 Blue gum 27,12 3 Preserve tree 8 Blue gum 52 4 Preserve tree 9 Blue gum 43 2 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 10 Blue gum 18,11 2 Preserve tree 11 Bailey's acacia 8 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 12 Blue gum 56 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean &

restructure crown; consider installation of cable system.

13 Bailey's acacia 9 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 14 Blue gum 43 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean

crown & reduce long laterals.

15 Bailey's acacia 10 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 16 Blue gum 17 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 17 Blue gum 7 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 18 Blue gum 57 5 Preserve tree Prune to clean


19 Bailey's acacia 13 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 20 Blue gum 49 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 21 Blue gum 69 4 Preserve tree Prune to clean


22 Bailey's acacia 14 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 23 Bailey's acacia 8,8 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 24 Bailey's acacia 14 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 25 Bailey's acacia 17 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 26 Bailey's acacia 13 2 Remove tree Poor suitability


Table 3, continued. Proposed action: trees within and immediately adjacent to area of Recreation Center renovation project. Glen Canyon Park. SF Recreation

& Park Dept. San Francisco CA.


(in.) 5=excell.

27 Bailey's acacia 14,10,5,3 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 28 Blue gum 10 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 29 Bailey's acacia 11 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 30 Blue gum 32 4 Remove tree Impacts from bond

project 31 Blue gum 28 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 32 Siberian elm 14 3 Remove tree Impacts from bond

project 33 Bailey's acacia 7 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 34 Siberian elm 9 3 Remove tree Impacts from bond

project 35 Bailey's acacia 7,6,5,4 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 36 Bailey's acacia 8 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 37 Siberian elm 8,6,4 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 38 Monterey pine 21 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 39 Blue gum 16,11 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 40 Monterey pine 31 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 41 Monterey pine 24 0 Remove tree Poor suitability 42 Monterey pine 19 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 43 Monterey pine 29 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 44 Monterey pine 42 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 45 Monterey pine 28 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 46 Monterey pine 32 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 47 Monterey pine 19 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 48 Monterey pine 19 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 49 Monterey pine 28 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 50 Monterey pine 24 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 51 Monterey pine 33 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 52 Monterey pine 33 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 53 Monterey pine 31 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 54 Monterey pine 39 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 55 Monterey pine 39 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 56 Monterey pine 31 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 57 Monterey pine 22 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 58 Monterey cypress 31 2 Remove tree Poor suitability





(in.) 5=excell.

59 Monterey cypress 35 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 60 Sydney golden

wattle 9,7,6 3 Remove tree Poor suitability

61 Blue gum 30,24 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 62 Blue gum 47 4 Remove tree? Impacts from bond

project 63 Blue gum 61 4 Remove tree? Impacts from bond

project 64 Blue gum 21,16 4 Remove tree? Impacts from bond

project 65 Blue gum 31 3 Remove tree? Impacts from bond

project 66 Bailey's acacia 7,6,5,5,4,4 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 67 Blue gum 26 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 68 Blue gum 67 4 Remove tree? Impacts from bond

project 69 Lawson's cypress 25 5 Preserve tree? Recreation Center.

Design to retain? 70 Olive 15,14,13 3 Remove tree Impacts from bond

project 71 Lawson's cypress 16,8 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 72 Lawson's cypress 26 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 73 Blue gum 18 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 74 Plum 8,7,5,5 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 75 Blue gum 55 3 Preserve tree 76 Blue gum 34 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 77 Blue gum 30 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 78 Blue gum 50 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 79 Blue gum 37 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 80 Blue gum 28 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 81 Blue gum 18 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 82 Blue gum 35 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 83 Blue gum 41 3 Preserve tree 84 Blue gum 22 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 85 Blue gum 46 4 Preserve tree 86 Blue gum 37 3 Remove tree Poor suitability





(in.) 5=excell.

87 Blue gum 42 4 Preserve tree 88 Blue gum 38 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 89 Monterey cypress 42 3 Preserve tree 90 Monterey cypress 25 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 91 Monterey cypress 35 3 Preserve tree 92 Monterey cypress 27 3 Preserve tree 93 Monterey cypress 41 3 Preserve tree 94 Monterey cypress 24 3 Preserve tree 95 Monterey cypress 30 4 Preserve tree 96 Monterey cypress 54 4 Preserve tree 97 Blue gum 13 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 98 Blue gum 36 4 Preserve tree 99 Blue gum 10 1 Remove tree Poor suitability

100 Blue gum 10 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 101 Siberian elm 11,10,8 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 102 Siberian elm 8,5 4 Remove tree Poor suitability 103 Blue gum 50 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean


104 Blue gum 27 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 105 Blue gum 26,10 4 Preserve tree 106 Blue gum 21 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 107 Blue gum 19,9 3 Preserve tree 108 Blue gum 19 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 109 Blue gum 16 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 110 Blue gum 21,11 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 111 Blackwood acacia 24 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 112 Blue gum 25 3 Preserve tree 113 Monterey cypress 10 5 Preserve tree 114 Blue gum 38 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean &


115 Blue gum 26 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 116 Blue gum 30 2 Remove tree Poor suitability





(in.) 5=excell.

117 Blue gum 48 3 Preserve tree 118 Blue gum 25 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 119 Blue gum 40 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 120 Blue gum 21 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 121 Blue gum 20 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 122 Blue gum 19 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 123 Blue gum 43 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean &


124 Blue gum 18 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 125 Blue gum 29 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 126 Blue gum 20 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 127 Blue gum 16 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 128 Blue gum 30 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 129 Blue gum 22 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 130 Blue gum 28 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 131 Blue gum 24 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 132 Blue gum 27 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 133 Blue gum 32 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 134 Blue gum 14 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 135 Blue gum 19 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 136 Blue gum 10 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 137 Blue gum 19 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 138 Blue gum 12 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 139 Blue gum 24 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 140 Blue gum 36 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 141 Blue gum 17 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 142 Blue gum 17 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 143 Blue gum 25 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 144 Blue gum 25 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 145 Blue gum 33 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 146 Blue gum 23 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 147 Blue gum 33 2 Remove tree Poor suitability





(in.) 5=excell.

148 Blue gum 17 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 149 Blue gum 32 4 Remove tree Impacts from bond

project 150 Blue gum 43 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 151 Blue gum 14 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 152 Blue gum 32 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 153 Blue gum 22 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 154 Blue gum 30 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 155 Blue gum 30 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 156 Blue gum 48 4 Remove tree Impacts from bond

project 157 Blue gum 21 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 158 Blue gum 33 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 159 Blue gum 27 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 160 Blue gum 27 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 161 Blue gum 22 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 162 Blue gum 29 4 Preserve tree 163 Blue gum 18 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 164 Blue gum 22 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 165 Blue gum 22 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 166 Blue gum 36 3 Preserve tree 167 Blue gum 40 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean &

restructure crown 168 Blue gum 38 2 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 169 Blackwood acacia 7 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 170 Blackwood acacia 28 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 171 Blackwood acacia 9 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 172 Blackwood acacia 12 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 173 Blackwood acacia 9 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 174 Blackwood acacia 12 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 175 Blackwood acacia 15 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 176 Blackwood acacia 12 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 177 Blackwood acacia 16 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 178 Blackwood acacia 17 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 179 Blackwood acacia 17 3 Remove tree Poor suitability





(in.) 5=excell.

180 Blackwood acacia 13 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 181 Blackwood acacia 14 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 182 Blue gum 24 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 183 Blue gum 18 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 184 Blackwood acacia 11 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 185 Blue gum 12 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 186 Blue gum 18 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 187 Blackwood acacia 12 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 188 Blue gum 39 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 189 Blue gum 30 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 190 Blue gum 33 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 191 Blue gum 15 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 192 Blue gum 27 4 Preserve tree? Bosworth St.

Design to retain? 193 Blue gum 12 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 194 Blue gum 37 3 Preserve tree? Bosworth St.

Design to retain? Prune to clean & restructure crown?

195 Blue gum 11 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 196 Blue gum 14 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 197 Blue gum 18 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 198 Blue gum 21 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 199 Blue gum 22 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 200 Blue gum 33,23,18 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean

crown; remove 18" stem.

226 Blue gum 22 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 227 Blue gum 10 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 228 Blue gum 13 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 229 Blue gum 10 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 230 Blue gum 15 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 231 Blue gum 8 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 232 Blue gum 14 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 233 Blue gum 20 4 Remove tree Impacts from bond

project





(in.) 5=excell.

234 Blue gum 21 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 235 Blue gum 26,12 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 236 Blackwood acacia 11 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 237 Blackwood acacia 15 4 Preserve tree 238 Blue gum 10 2 Preserve tree 239 Blue gum 29 3 Preserve tree 240 Blue gum 17 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 241 Blue gum 8 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 242 Blue gum 14 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 243 Blue gum 13 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 244 Blue gum 25 4 Preserve tree 245 Blue gum 16 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 246 Blue gum 22 4 Preserve tree 247 Blue gum 33 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 248 Blue gum 9 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 249 Blue gum 6 1 Remove tree Poor suitability 250 Blue gum 8 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 251 Blue gum 26 5 Preserve tree 252 Blue gum 18 2 Preserve tree 253 Blue gum 30 3 Preserve tree 254 Blue gum 14 2 Preserve tree 255 Blue gum 22 3 Preserve tree 256 Blue gum 9 1 Preserve tree 257 Blue gum 11 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 258 Blue gum 21,8 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean


259 Blue gum 19 3 Preserve tree 260 Blue gum 13 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 261 Blue gum 10 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 262 Blue gum 28,10 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean


263 Blue gum 27 3 Remove tree Poor suitability 264 Blue gum 12 2 Remove tree Poor suitability





(in.) 5=excell.

265 Blue gum 24 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean crown & reduce long laterals.

266 Blue gum 13 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 267 Blue gum 14 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 268 Blue gum 18 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean


269 Blue gum 15 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 270 Blue gum 24 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean


271 Blue gum 12,10,9 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 272 Blue gum 31 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean


273 Blue gum 33 3 Preserve tree Prune to clean crown & reduce long laterals.

274 Blue gum 8 2 Remove tree Poor suitability 275 Blue gum 39 4 Preserve tree Prune to clean



17 trees recommended for preservation require specific pruning treatment.

Almost all trees are located along Bosworth St.

Blue gums #9 and 168 are recommended for removal as they have risk ratings of 9 or greater.

Based on my observations, the key elements of successful tree preservation during renovation of the park include:

1. Protect trees during all phases, from demolition and site clearing through landscape installation. Tree protection fencing should not be relocated, disturbed, or taken down without consulting the Project Arborist.

2. Review more detailed grading, drainage, construction and landscape plans so

that impacts from development activities can be evaluated in more detail.

3. Prepare irrigation plans to that impacts to trees are minimized. Tree Preservation Guidelines Glen Canyon Park will undergo a series of landscape improvements. Additional changes may be planned for the future. The following are recommendations for design and construction phases that will assist in successful tree preservation. Design recommendations

1. Verify the location and tag numbers of all trees within 25’ of the proposal construction areas. Include trunk locations and tag numbers on all plans.

2. Allow the Consulting Arborist to review all future project submittals including

grading, utility, drainage, irrigation, and landscape plans.

3. Prepare a site work plan which identifies access and haul routes, construction trailer and storage areas, etc.

4. Establish a TREE PROTECTION ZONE around each tree to be preserved. For

design purposes, the TREE PROTECTION ZONE shall be either the dripline or 1/3rd the tree height, whichever is greater. No grading, excavation, construction or storage of materials shall occur within that zone.

5. Install protection around all trees to be preserved. Where construction will be within 4’ of tree trunks, use hay bales instead of fencing. Any fencing shall be 6’ chain link with posts sunk into the ground. No entry is permitted into a tree protection zone without permission of the City’s project manager.

6. Route underground services including utilities, sub-drains, water or sewer around the TREE PROTECTION ZONE. Where encroachment cannot be avoided, special construction techniques such as hand digging or tunneling under roots shall be employed where necessary to minimize root injury.

7. Use only herbicides safe for use around trees and labeled for that use, even below pavement.

8. Design irrigation systems so that no trenching will occur within the TREE PROTECTION ZONE.

Tree Assessment & Preservation Plan HortScience, Inc. Glen Canyon Park, SF Recreation & Park Department Page 18 Pre-construction and demolition treatments and recommendations

1. The demolition contractor shall meet with the Consulting Arborist before beginning work to discuss work procedures and tree protection.

2. Trees to be removed shall be felled so as to fall away from TREE PROTECTION

ZONE and avoid pulling and breaking of roots of trees to remain. If roots are entwined, the consultant may require first severing the major woody root mass before extracting the trees, or grinding the stump below ground.

3. Trees to be retained may require pruning to provide clearance and/or correct

defects in structure. All pruning is to be performed by an ISA Certified Arborist or Certified Tree Worker and shall adhere to the latest editions of the ANSI Z133 and A300 standards as well as the ISA Best Management Practices for Tree Pruning. Pruning contractor shall have the C25/D61 license specification.

Tree protection during construction

1. Prior to beginning work, the contractors working in the vicinity of trees to be preserved are required to meet with the Consulting Arborist at the site to review all work procedures, access routes, storage areas and tree protection measures.

2. Any grading, construction, demolition or other work that is expected to encounter tree roots should be monitored by the Consulting Arborist.

3. If injury should occur to any tree during construction, it should be evaluated as soon as possible by the Consulting Arborist so that appropriate treatments can be applied.

4. Fences have been erected to protect trees to be preserved. Fences are to remain until all site work has been completed. Fences may not be relocated or removed without permission of the City’s Project Manager.

5. Construction trailers, traffic and storage areas must remain outside fenced areas at all times.

6. No materials, equipment, spoil, waste or wash-out water may be deposited, stored, or parked within the TREE PROTECTION ZONE (fenced area).

7. Any additional tree pruning needed for clearance during construction must be performed by a qualified arborist and not by construction personnel.

8. All trees shall be irrigated on a schedule to be determined by the Consulting Arborist. Each irrigation shall wet the soil within the TREE PROTECTION ZONE to a depth of 30”.

9. Any roots damaged during grading or construction shall be exposed to sound

Tree Assessment & Preservation Plan HortScience, Inc. Glen Canyon Park, SF Recreation & Park Department Page 19 Summary and Recommendations The primary management challenges for the surveyed areas of Glen Canyon Park are related to mature trees located in dense plantings. Tree age is particularly problematic for Monterey pines which are largely at the end of their anticipated life-span of 80 to 100 years. As they age, pines become increasingly susceptible to insects like red turpentine beetle and diseases such as pine pitch canker. Species such as blackwood and Bailey’s acacia are likely to either die or fail as the age. In contrast, tree age is less critical in blue gum where growing conditions have stratified the population by size and condition. Blue gums in the area of the Recreation Center and along O’Shaughnessy Blvd. have been topped in the past, resulting in resprouts that are now large and often poorly attached to the trunk. Based on my observations, I recommend the following:

1. For the 250 trees in the area of the Recreation Center/tennis courts project, preserve 60 and remove 190 (Table 3).

2. For the 377 trees located elsewhere in the park:

a. Remove 12 trees with risk ratings of 9 or greater. b. Remove 25 trees that are in poor condition. c. Remove approximately 20 trees in the area of blue gum #592, located on

a very steep slope on the west side of O’Shaughnessy Blvd. d. Prune 9 trees with a risk rating of 9 or greater. e. Prune tress #292 and 441.

3. The Recreation & Park Department’s Trail Improvement project for Glen Canyon

Park will address pruning of blue gums #1 and 625.

4. Accelerate Park’s reforestation program. There are several opportunities for reforestation particularly near the Recreation Center.

In summary, the proposed project presents an opportunity to enhance the existing landscape by removing those trees which are either declining and/or at risk of falling, and replacing them with new trees that will benefit park users in the future. HortScience, Inc.

James R. Clark, Ph.D. Certified Arborist WE-0846 Registered Consulting Arborist #357

Tree Assessment HortScience, Inc. Glen Canyon Park, San Francisco Recreation & Park Department Page 20

Table 4. Proposed action: trees outside Recreation Center project area. Glen Canyon Park. SF Recreation & Park Department. San Francisco CA.

Tree Location Species Trunk Condition Risk Proposed Notes No. Diameter 0=dead Rating Action

(in.) 5=excell. (3 to 12)

281 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 2 9 Prune to clean crown & reduce long lateral over street.

Risk rating ≥9

287 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 288 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 26 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 292 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 22 3 8 Prune to clean

crown & reduce long lateral over street.

O'Shaughnessy

389 Rec Ctr SE., at Elk Silver dollar gum 20 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 390 Rec Ctr SE., at Elk Silver dollar gum 23 2 9 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 393 Rec Ctr E. Silver dollar gum 21 2 9 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 402 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 32 3 9 Prune to clean


Risk rating ≥9

404 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14,13,6 2 9 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 410 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 34 3 9 Prune to clean


Risk rating ≥9

414 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 3 9 Prune to clean crown & reduce long lateral over street.

Risk rating ≥9


Table 4, continued. Proposed action: trees outside Recreation Center project area. Glen Canyon Park. SF Recreation & Park Department. San Francisco CA.



420 O'Shaughnessy W. of Bosworth

Bailey's acacia 11 1 8 Remove tree Poor condition


Bailey's acacia 13,12,10,6 2 7 Remove tree Poor condition


Blue gum 40 5 9 Prune to clean crown & reduce long lateral over street.

Risk rating ≥9

434 Bosworth N. of houses.

Blue gum 17 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition








Blue gum 46 4 6 Prune to clean crown & reduce long laterals

Bosworth residences

488 Crags Ct. W. behind houses

River red gum 12,12,9,5 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition

496 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 22 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 521 Police facility S Monterey pine 26 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 525 Turquoise S. Blue gum 32 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 535 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 18,17 2 9 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9





538 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 29 2 9 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 540 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 22 1 9 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 560 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 26 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 563 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 33 4 9 Prune to clean


Risk rating ≥9

564 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 48 3 9 Prune to clean crown & reduce long lateral over street.

Risk rating ≥9

566 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 20 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 570 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 18 2 9 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 592 O'Shaughnessy W. steep

slope Blue gum 25 3 9 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9

594 O'Shaughnessy W. @ Del Vallle

Eucalyptus 16 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition

601 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 65 3 9 Prune to clean crown & reduce long lateral over street.

Risk rating ≥9

602 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 14 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 604 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 12 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 605 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 16 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 606 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 14 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition





607 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 55 2 10 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 608 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 18 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 610 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 25,15 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 612 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 17 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 613 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 38 2 10 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 614 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 12 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 615 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 40,19,11 3 9 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9 617 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 25 2 9 Remove tree Risk rating ≥9

619 O'Shaughnessy E. Blue gum 32,28,12,10 2 8 Remove tree Poor condition 625 Glen Park Trail Blue gum 90 3 7 Noted in Trail

project report as prune to clean crown & reduce long laterals.

627 Glen Park Trail Blue gum 29,28,25 3 9 Prune to remove 25" stem

Risk rating ≥9

ATTACHMENTS Tree Assessment Form Tree Risk Ratings Tree Assessment Map

Pruning Specifications: Tree risk abatement Glen Canyon Park San Francisco Recreation & Park Department Qualifications An I.S.A. (International Society of Arboriculture) Certified Arborist or Tree Worker is to be present at all times during pruning. Contractor must have a State of Calif. Contractor’s License for Tree Service (C61-D49) and provide proof of workman's compensation and general liability insurance. Objectives The following are general objectives:

1. Clean the crown of diseased, crossing, weak, dead, dying and otherwise structurally unsound branches to 1” diameter.

2. Reduce the risk of failure by thinning small diameter (<2”) branches on horizontal

and bowed scaffold limbs.

3. Reduce the length and weight of heavy horizontal branches by thinning and reducing small (<4”) laterals.

4. Reduce the risk of failure of leaning trees by reducing the size of the crown on the lean side.

Specifications

1. All pruning shall be in accordance with the Best Management Practices for Pruning (International Society of Arboriculture, 2002) and adhere to the most recent editions of the American National Standard for Tree Care Operations (Z133.1) and Pruning (A300).

2. Interior branches shall not be stripped out. 3. No more than 20% of live foliage shall be removed on any one branch or

throughout the entire tree. 4. Trees shall not be climbed with spurs. 5. Branch removal or reduction cuts (thinning cuts) are to be employed rather than

heading cuts. Trees shall not be topped or headed back.

6. Do not raise canopies by removing lower branches. Jim Clark [email protected] Certified Arborist WE-0846 Registered Consulting Arborist #357

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Tree Assessment

TREE LOCATION SPECIES TRUNK STATUS CONDITION SUITABILITY COMMENTSNo. DIAMETER 0=dead for

(in.) 1=poor PRESERVATION5=excell.

1 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 89 -- 4 Moderate Big tree; topped @ 30'; multiple attachments; hazard beam over path; heavy lateral limbs throughout.

2 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 36 -- 3 Poor Lost central leader; partly suppressed; high crown.

3 Rec Ctr N. Eucalyptus 38 -- 1 Poor Largely dead; Laetiporus on pruning wound; corrected lean W.

4 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 26 -- 2 Poor Small high crown; slight lean S.5 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 39 -- 3 Poor High crown; codominant trunks high in

crown with gap.6 R C N Bl 22 10 2 P S d d i k @ b

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6 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 22,10 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; codominant trunks @ base.7 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 27,12 -- 3 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 2'; high crown.8 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 52 -- 4 Moderate Low laterals bow out from strong trunk.9 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 43 -- 2 Poor Lean & one-sided to N. with gap in

canopy; bottle butt.10 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 18,11 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; codominant trunks @ base.11 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 8 -- 1 Poor Leans W.; base outside dripline; trunk

wound on tension side.12 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 56 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ 24'; topped;

separating.13 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 9 -- 1 Poor Suppressed.14 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 43 -- 3 Poor One-sided to S.15 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 10 -- 2 Poor Leans E.; flat; base outside dripline.16 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 17 -- 3 Poor One-sided to NE.; sinuous.17 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 7 -- 1 Poor Suppressed.18 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 57 -- 5 Good Nice tree; laterals bow out.19 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 13 -- 1 Poor Failed @ base; on ground.

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20 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 49 -- 2 Poor Dying; ext. twig & branch dieback.21 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 69 -- 4 Moderate Big tree; codominant trunks @ 16' & 32';

heavy lateral limb to N.22 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 14 -- 1 Poor Failing @ base to E.23 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 8,8 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 2'; high crown.24 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 14 -- 1 Poor Failing @ base to W.; base outside

dripline.25 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 17 -- 2 Poor Leans W.; base outside dripline.26 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 13 -- 2 Poor Bowed W.; base outside dripline.27 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 14,10,5,

3-- 2 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; 14" failing

@ b N3 @ base to N.28 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Stump sprout; decay @ base.29 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 11 -- 2 Poor Upper crown bowed flat to NE.; base

outside dripline.30 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 32 -- 4 Moderate Good form but topped.31 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 28 -- 3 Poor No tag; one-sided to E.; sinuous.32 Rec Ctr N. Siberian elm 14 -- 3 Moderate Okay form.33 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 7 -- 2 Poor No tag; leans into elm.34 Rec Ctr N. Siberian elm 9 -- 3 Moderate No tag; okay form.35 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 7,6,5,4 -- 2 Poor No tag; multiple attachments @ base.36 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 8 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure.37 Rec Ctr N. Siberian elm 8,6,4 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base.38 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 21 -- 1 Poor Very high crown; leans N.; trunk & branch

dieback.39 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 16,11 -- 3 Poor Stump sprouts; codominant trunks @

base; upright.

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40 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 31 -- 2 Poor Very high crown; slight lean N.; crook high in crown.

41 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 24 -- 042 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 19 -- 1 Poor Very high crown; poor taper; twig & branch

dieback.43 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 29 -- 2 Poor Multiple attachments high in crown; very

high crown; red turpentine beetle.44 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 42 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks high in crown; vase-

shaped crown; dying.45 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 28 -- 2 Poor Leans E.; base outside dripline; high

crown.46 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 32 -- 3 Poor Very high crown.47 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 19 -- 1 Poor Poor; very high crown; bowed E.48 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 19 -- 1 Poor Poor form & structure; lost central leader;

horizontal branches to S.49 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 28 -- 2 Poor Lost central leader; high crown; slight lean

E.50 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 24 -- 1 Poor Poor form & structure; bowed E.; base

outside dripline.51 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 33 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; leans E.; reduced.

52 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 33 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 26' & 36'; high crown; thinning.

53 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 31 -- 1 Poor Largely dead.54 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 39 -- 2 Poor Dying; codominant trunks @ 24' & 26'; one-

sided to SE.

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55 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 39 -- 2 Poor High crown; one-sided to W.; bark action on S.; high crown.

56 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 31 -- 2 Poor Leans S.; high crown.57 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 22 -- 1 Poor Poor form & structure; very high crown;

leans E.58 Rec Ctr E. Monterey cypress 31 -- 2 Poor Partly corrected lean & one-sided to S.59 Rec Ctr E. Monterey cypress 35 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 12' & 13'; upright;

attachment @ 12' cracked on N.; very high crown.

60 Rec Ctr E. Sydney golden wattle 9,7,6 -- 3 Poor Big shrub; multiple attachments @ 1'.61 R C E Bl 30 24 2 P P f & d i k61 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 30,24 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; codominant trunks

@ 3'; bowed SE.62 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 47 -- 4 Moderate Good form; multiple attachments high in

crown.63 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 61 -- 4 Moderate Multiple attachments @ 18'; 3 stems; flat

form to E/W.64 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 21,16 -- 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ base & 4'; dense

crown.65 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 31 -- 3 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 6'; multiple

attachments @ 22'.66 Rec Ctr E. Bailey's acacia 7,6,5,5,4

,4-- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; shrub.

67 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 26 -- 2 Poor Leans S.; suppressed.68 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 67 -- 4 Moderate Multiple attachments @ 12'; upright; large

base.69 Rec Ctr E. Lawson's cypress 25 -- 5 Good Good tree; surrounded by pavement.

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70 Rec Ctr E. Olive 15,14,13 -- 3 Moderate Multiple attachments @ base; stems or branches bowed.

71 Rec Ctr S. Lawson's cypress 16,8 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 2'; multiple attachments @ 8'; surrounded by pavement.

72 Rec Ctr S. Lawson's cypress 26 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; multiple attachments @ 18'; heavy lateral limb; surrounded by pavement.

73 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 18 -- 1 Poor Poor form & structure.74 Rec Ctr N. Plum 8,7,5,5 -- 2 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; shrub.

R C N Bl 3 M d Hi h i h d i k75 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 55 -- 3 Moderate High narrow crown with codominant trunks mid-way.

76 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 34 -- 2 Poor One-sided & bowed to S.77 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 30 -- 2 Poor Intermediate; high narrow crown.78 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 50 -- 3 Poor Big tree; one-sided & leaning N.; small

high crown.79 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 37 -- 3 Poor One-sided to W.80 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 28 -- 2 Poor Intermediate; high narrow crown.81 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 18 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; bowed W.82 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 35 -- 2 Poor Bowed S.; base outside dripline; high

crown.83 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 41 -- 3 Moderate High narrow crown.84 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 22 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; basal cavity.85 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 46 -- 4 Moderate Big tree; high narrow crown.86 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 37 -- 3 Poor One-sided to E.87 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 42 -- 4 Moderate Good form.88 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 38 -- 3 Poor Good form; sparse with twig dieback.

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89 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 42 -- 3 Poor Corrected lean N.; basal cavity; good canopy.

90 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 25 -- 2 Poor High crown; poor; codominant trunks @ 26'; basal cavity on S.

91 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 35 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 30' & 42'; high crown.

92 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 27 -- 3 Poor High narrow crown.93 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 41 -- 3 Moderate Okay form; curved E.94 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 24 -- 3 Poor High narrow crown.95 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 30 -- 4 Moderate High narrow crown.96 R C W M 4 4 M d G d f id d E96 Rec Ctr W. Monterey cypress 54 -- 4 Moderate Good form; one-sided to E.97 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 13 -- 3 Poor Suppressed; completely engulfed in ivy.98 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 36 -- 4 Moderate One-sided to E.; codominant trunks high in

crown.99 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 -- 1 Poor Just poor.100 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 -- 1 Poor Just poor.101 Rec Ctr W. Siberian elm 11,10,8 -- 2 Poor Topped; overhead lines; multiple

attachments @ base.102 Rec Ctr W. Siberian elm 8,5 -- 4 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; could be

okay.103 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 50 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 6'; separating; high

crown.104 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 27 -- 3 Poor Interior; high narrow crown.105 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 26,10 -- 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 4'; 26" good with

high crown.106 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; crook high in crown

with horizontal scaffold.

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107 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 19,9 -- 3 Poor Interior; codominant trunks @ base; high narrow crown.

108 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 19 -- 2 Poor Leans N. with gap in canopy.109 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 16 -- 2 Poor Topped with small sprouts.110 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21,11 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 3'; 11" all but dead;

21" poor form & structure with heavy lateral limb to E.

111 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 24 -- 3 Poor One-sided to E. with heavy lateral limb.112 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 25 -- 3 Poor Small crown.113 Rec Ctr W. Monterey cypress 10 -- 5 Good Good young tree.114 R C W Bl 38 3 P T d hi h i i h i l114 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 38 -- 3 Poor Topped high in crown with irregular

sprouts.115 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 26 -- 2 Poor One-sided to E.; basal cavity.116 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 -- 2 Poor Very high small crown; leans W.117 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 48 -- 3 Moderate Big tree; high crown; one-sided to E.118 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 25 -- 2 Poor Very high small crown; top bowed S.119 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 40 -- 1 Poor Poor form & structure; topped; 2 resprouts

lean E.120 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21 -- 2 Poor Interior small narrow crown.121 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 20 -- 1 Poor Suppressed; codominant trunks high in

crown.122 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 19 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; upper crown bowed flat to E.

123 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 43 -- 3 Moderate Topped; 2 upright resprouts with slight gap in canopy; high crown.

124 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 18 -- 1 Poor Suppressed; topped; upper crown bowed flat to E.

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125 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 29 -- 2 Poor Very high narrow crown.126 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 20 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; upper crown bowed E.127 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 16 -- 1 Poor Suppressed; just poor128 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 -- 1 Poor Poor form & structure; topped.129 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 -- 1 Poor Poor form & structure; topped; large stub.

130 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 28 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; codominant trunks @ 5'; topped; 1 stem with crook.

131 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 24 -- 2 Poor Topped; 1 vertical sprout with high crown.

132 R C W Bl 2 2 P T d 1 i h f132 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 27 -- 2 Poor Topped; 1 stem with poor form.133 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 32 -- 2 Poor Topped; crook high in crown; poor form.134 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 14 -- 1 Poor Suppressed; just poor135 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 19 -- 1 Poor Suppressed; poor form & structure;

topped.136 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 -- 1 Poor Suppressed.137 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 19 -- 1 Poor Topped; 1 stem; large stub.138 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 12 -- 1 Poor Suppressed.139 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 24 -- 2 Poor Topped; one-sided to E.140 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 36 -- 1 Poor Topped; no resprouts; leans E.141 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 17 -- 1 Poor Topped; just poor.142 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 17 -- 1 Poor Topped; suppressed.143 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 25 -- 2 Poor Topped; 1 stem; small high crown.144 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 25 -- 2 Poor Topped; 2 sprouts; high crown; leans W.145 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33 -- 2 Poor Topped; 1 stem; small high crown.146 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 23 -- 3 Poor Topped; 2 stems but 1 good.; small high

crown.

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147 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33 -- 2 Poor Topped; 3 stems but 1 dominates; high crown.

148 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 17 -- 2 Poor Topped; suppressed.149 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 32 -- 4 Moderate Very high crown; good form.150 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 43 -- 3 Poor Topped; 1 stem; high crown; one-sided to

E.151 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 14 -- 1 Poor 20' snag.152 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 32 -- 2 Poor Topped; 2 stems.153 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; topped.154 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 -- 2 Poor Topped; 3 stems; high crown.1 R C W Bl 30 3 P O id d W l d b155 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 -- 3 Poor One-sided to W.; partly suppressed by

#156.156 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 48 -- 4 Moderate Good form; high crown.157 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.158 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33 -- 2 Poor Okay form; history of branch failures; ext.

trunk wounds; twig dieback; seems dying.

159 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 27 -- 3 Poor Topped; high crown.160 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 27 -- 2 Poor Topped; 2 stems; poor form.161 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 -- 2 Poor Leans E. over path; high crown.162 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 29 -- 4 Moderate Good form; twig & branch dieback.163 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 18 -- 1 Poor Topped; leans E.164 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 -- 2 Poor Bowed W.165 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 -- 2 Poor Very high crown; bowed over path.166 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 36 -- 3 Poor Rangy form.167 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 40 -- 3 Poor Lost central leader high in crown.

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168 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 38 -- 2 Poor Across path from #135; leans strongly W. over path; high crown; girdling root.

169 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 7 -- 3 Poor Poor form; trunk wound.170 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 28 -- 2 Poor Leaning & bowed E.; appears to have

been topped.171 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 9 -- 2 Poor Lost central leader; one-sided W.172 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 12 -- 2 Poor Leans E.; base outside dripline.173 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 9 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure.174 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 12 -- 3 Poor Corrected lean W.175 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 15 -- 3 Poor Lost central leader; one-sided E.1 6 R C W Bl k d i 12 2 P L & b d E i176 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 12 -- 2 Poor Leans & bowed E.; gap in canopy.177 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 16 -- 3 Poor High crown; codominant trunks high in

crown.178 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 17 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; one-sided E.179 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 17 -- 3 Poor High crown; one-sided to E.180 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 13 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 12' with poor

attachment.181 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 14 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 20'; presses against

2' stump; one-sided to E.182 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 24 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; topped; 3 stems.183 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 18 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; suppressed.184 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 11 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.185 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 12 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.186 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 18 -- 3 Poor Topped; numerous small sprouts.187 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 12 -- 2 Poor Leaning & bowed flat E.188 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 39 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 5'; high crown;

bowed flat @ top.

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189 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 -- 3 Poor Very high crown; one-sided.190 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33 -- 2 Poor Upper crown bowed flat to E.; base

outside dripline.191 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 15 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans E.; large basal wound.

192 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 27 -- 4 Moderate Good form; very high crown.193 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 12 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.194 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 37 -- 3 Poor Very high crown; lost central leader.195 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 11 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.196 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 14 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans NE.19 R C W Bl 18 2 P L E l k d i197 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 18 -- 2 Poor Leans E.; long trunk wound on tension.198 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; bowed W.199 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 -- 2 Poor Bowed flat to S.200 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33,23,18 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; 33" vertical

with very high crown; one-sided to E.; 23" poor form & structure; 18" suppressed.

201 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 7 -- 2 Poor One-sided to E.; thin crown.202 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 9 -- 2 Poor Topped @ 7'; 1 resprout with poor

attachment.203 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 9 -- 2 Poor One-sided & bowed E.204 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 7 -- 2 Poor High crown; top bowed E.205 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 11 -- 2 Poor One-sided & leans E.206 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 8,6 -- 1 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; 6" dead.207 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 10 -- 2 Poor One-sided E.; top bowed E.208 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 8 -- 1 Poor Failing @ base to E.209 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 16,14 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 1'; split apart.

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210 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 10 -- 1 Poor Leans E. over stands; gap in canopy.211 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 7 -- 2 Poor Poor.212 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 9 -- 2 Poor One-sided to E.; history of branch failure.

213 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 13,6 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; 13" one-sided to E.; history of branch failure.

214 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 8 -- 2 Poor Leaning & bowed E.215 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 10 -- 2 Poor One-sided to E.; poor form; history of

branch failure.216 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 2 Poor Poor form; suppressed; upper crown

b d fl Ebowed flat to E.217 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 8 -- 2 Poor Poor form.218 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 29 -- 2 Poor Poor form; topped; lost central leader;

bowed E.219 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 16 -- 1 Poor Topped; suppressed.220 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 -- 1 Poor Failing @ base to N.221 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks high in crown due to

topping.222 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 11 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.223 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 52 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments high in crown where

topped; one-sided to E.224 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 18'; upright but

engulfed in ivy; suppressed.225 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks high in crown where

topped; engulfed in ivy.226 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks high in crown; small

high crown.

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227 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.228 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Leans SW.; small crown.229 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 -- 1 Poor Suppressed.230 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 15 -- 2 Poor Intermediate.231 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 8 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans SW.232 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 14 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; one-sided to S. with crook.233 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 20 -- 4 Moderate Small high crown.234 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21 -- 2 Poor One-sided to SW.; poor form.235 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 26,12 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 3'; 26" one-sided to

E.; 12" suppressed.236 R C W Bl k d i 11 3 P Ok f236 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 11 -- 3 Poor Okay form.237 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 15 -- 4 Moderate Good tree; basal wounds.238 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.239 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 29 -- 3 Poor High thin crown.240 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 17 -- 2 Poor Intermediate; slight lean W.241 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 8 -- 1 Poor Failing @ base to W.242 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 14 -- 2 Poor Partly corrected lean W.243 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans W.244 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 25 -- 4 Moderate Good tree; high crown.245 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 16 -- 2 Poor Leans E.246 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 -- 4 Moderate Edge; one-sided to W.247 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33 -- 3 Poor One-sided with slight lean to W.248 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 9 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.249 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 6 -- 1 Poor Suppressed.250 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 8 -- 2 Poor Leans NW.251 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 26 -- 5 Good Good tree.252 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 18 -- 2 Poor High narrow crown; very small.

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253 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 30 -- 3 Poor High narrow crown.254 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 2 Poor Intermediate.255 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 22 -- 3 Poor Small narrow high crown.256 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 9 -- 1 Poor Suppressed.257 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 -- 2 Poor Suppressed & bowed W.258 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 21,8 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; 21" high

narrow crown with heavy lateral limb to W.; 8" bowed flat to W.

259 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 19 -- 3 Poor High narrow crown.260 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans NE.261 R C S Bl 10 2 P L W d261 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Leans W.; suppressed.262 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28,10 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 2'; 28" one-sided to

W.263 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 27 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks high in crown form

vase-shaped crown.264 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.265 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 -- 3 Poor One-sided to S.266 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.267 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.268 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 18 -- 3 Poor Small high narrow crown.269 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.270 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 -- 3 Poor Small high narrow crown.271 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12,10,9 -- 2 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; suppressed.

272 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 31 -- 3 Poor Small high narrow crown.273 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 33 -- 3 Poor Okay form; slightly one-sided to W.274 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 8 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.

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275 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 39 -- 4 Moderate Nice tree; heavy lateral limb over street.276 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 -- 2 Poor Poor form; crook @ 30'.277 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.278 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28 -- 2 Poor Poor form; codominant trunks high in

crown from topping; small narrow crown.279 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 1 Poor Suppressed; just poor280 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 -- 3 Poor High narrow crown; 3 upright stems.281 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 -- 2 Poor Poor form; heavy lateral limbs over street.

282 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 8 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans S.; base outside d i lidripline.

283 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans S.; basal decay.284 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 8 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; bowed S.285 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 -- 4 Moderate High narrow crown.286 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11,9 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; suppressed.287 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; bowed flat to S.288 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 26 -- 2 Poor Leans E.289 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 19,9 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; intermediate.

290 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15,10 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 1'; suppressed; poor form.

291 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14,10 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; poor form.292 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 22 -- 3 Poor One-sided S.293 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 19 -- 2 Poor Intermediate; small high narrow crown.294 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12,6 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ base.295 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 2 Poor Intermediate; leans W.296 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 16 -- 4 Moderate High narrow crown.

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297 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 6 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; lean S.298 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 -- 2 Poor Leans S. against #299.299 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 36 -- 5 Good Nice vase-shaped crown; one-sided to S.

300 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.301 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28 -- 2 Poor Poor form; small crown bowed N.302 Rec Ctr S., at stairs Blue gum 9 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.303 Rec Ctr S., at stairs. Blue gum 11 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans E.304 Rec Ctr S., at stairs Blue gum 36 -- 4 Moderate Slight lean & one-sided to S.305 Rec Ctr S., at stairs Blue gum 35 -- 3 Poor High narrow crown; history of branch

f il i kfailure; sinuous trunk.306 Rec Ctr S., at stairs Blue gum 16 -- 2 Poor Leans E.; base outside dripline.307 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 42 -- 4 Moderate One-sided to N.; heavy lateral limb.308 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Leans N.; base outside dripline.309 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 9 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans N.; base outside

dripline.310 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Leans N.; base outside dripline.311 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 17 -- 3 Poor High crown.312 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 31 -- 3 Poor Lost central leader high in crown; okay

form.313 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.314 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 21,10 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; 10" bowed

flat to N.; 21" poor form with heavy lateral limb.

315 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 -- 4 Moderate One-sided to S.; codominant trunks high in crown.

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316 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 39,10 -- 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ base; one-sided to N.; good form.

317 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 8 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans N.318 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; leans N.319 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 -- 3 Poor High narrow crown; upper crown bowed N.

320 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 7 -- 1 Poor Suppressed.321 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15 -- 1 Poor Sharp lean W.; failing @ base.322 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 38,10 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 1'; 10" bowed flat to

N.; 38" good form; heavy lateral limb.323 R C S Bl 9 1 P S d323 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 9 -- 1 Poor Suppressed324 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 -- 1 Poor Failing @ base to N.325 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 30 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks high in crown; irregular

form.326 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 -- 1 Poor Leans N.; base outside dripline.327 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 18 -- 3 Poor Intermediate; small crown.328 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 -- 2 Poor Poor form.329 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 3 Poor Intermediate; small crown.330 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 7 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.331 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 18 -- 2 Poor Poor form.332 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 29 -- 4 Moderate High narrow crown.333 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 35 -- 3 Moderate One-sided to E.; high crown.334 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15 -- 3 Moderate High narrow crown.335 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.336 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 16 -- 1 Poor Suppressed; twig & branch dieback in

upper crown; bark action on lower trunk.337 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 -- 1 Poor Suppressed; largely dead.

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338 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12 -- 2 Poor Intermediate; poor form.339 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 7 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; basal cavity.340 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 12 -- 2 Poor Leans W.; narrow crown; basal wound.341 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 10 -- 2 Poor Leans SE.; narrow crown.342 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 10,9 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; both poor.343 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 7 -- 2 Poor Leans E.344 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 6 -- 2 Poor Holds up #342.345 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 54 -- 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 12'; upright; high

crown.346 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 16,10 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; okay form.34 R C S Bl 6 4 M d C d i k @ 10'347 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 56 -- 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 10'; narrow

attachment.348 Rec Ctr S. Monterey cypress 19 -- 4 Moderate One-sided to W.349 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 -- 4 Moderate High narrow crown.350 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 16 -- 3 Poor Intermediate; girdling root.351 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 -- 3 Moderate One-sided N.; corrected lean; lost central

leader high in crown.352 Rec Ctr S. Monterey cypress 10 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; lost central leader.353 Rec Ctr S. Monterey cypress 14,8 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 1'; 8" poor; 14" one-

sided to N.354 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 45 -- 4 Moderate Nice high but thin crown.355 Rec Ctr S. Monterey cypress 9 -- 2 Poor Base of #354; one-sided to N.356 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 52,23,9 -- 3 Moderate Codominant trunks @ base, 3' & 9';

upright; 1 stem okay; 2 others with poor form.

357 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.358 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 48,14 -- 3 Moderate Codominant trunks @ base & 6'; upright.

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359 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10,8 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; suppressed.360 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 9,6 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; suppressed.361 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Intermediate.362 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 22,15 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 1'; bowing apart in

upper crown.363 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 18 -- 2 Poor Poor form; bowed E.364 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15,6 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base & 5';

suppressed.365 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15 -- 3 Moderate Intermediate; high narrow crown.366 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 3 Poor Intermediate; twig dieback.36 R C S Bl 14 3 P I di hi h367 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 3 Poor Intermediate; high narrow crown.368 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 20,13,10 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; upright; 1

big; 2 suppressed.369 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 16,12,9 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; one-sided

to S.370 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 36,26,24 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ base, 2' & 5';

upright & sinuous; 36" good form; others, not so much.

371 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 7 -- 3 Poor Lost central leader.372 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 17 -- 3 Poor High narrow crown with crook mid-crown.

373 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12 -- 3 Poor Intermediate.374 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 38 -- 5 Good Nice tree but for heavy lateral limb to N.,

over backstop.375 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 20 -- 3 Poor One-sided to E.; lost central leader.

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376 Rec Ctr S. Siberian elm 19,17,13 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base but can't see attachments; poor form & structure; bowed flat.

377 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28,15,12,12

-- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; upright; 28" good; others small.

378 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Intermediate.379 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 -- 3 Poor Corrected lean E.; small high crown.380 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.381 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 16,13,10 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; one-sided

to S.382 R C S Sib i l 12 3 M d U d h k382 Rec Ctr S. Siberian elm 12 -- 3 Moderate Under the canopy; okay.383 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 49 -- 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 12'; upright; big

crown.384 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 29,22,10 -- 3 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 3' & 5'; upright;

heavy lateral limb flat to S.; hung-up in #386.

385 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Emerges from stump; intermediate.386 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 14,9 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; 9" hazard

beam crack.387 Rec Ctr SE., at Elk Silver dollar gum 24 -- 3 Poor Leans E.; crown reduced.388 Rec Ctr SE., at Elk Silver dollar gum 18 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 12'; separated.389 Rec Ctr SE., at Elk Silver dollar gum 20 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks failure on E.;

codominant trunks @ 14'; topped.390 Rec Ctr SE., at Elk Silver dollar gum 23 -- 2 Poor Bowed E. over Elk; crown reduced;

scaffold branch failure.391 Rec Ctr E. Silver dollar gum 14 -- 2 Poor Poor form; codominant trunks @ 7';

bowed W.

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392 Rec Ctr E. Silver dollar gum 14 -- 2 Poor Small poorly formed. crown; no basal flare.

393 Rec Ctr E. Silver dollar gum 21 -- 2 Poor Bowed E., over Elk; codominant trunks @ 14' & 18'; scaffold branch failure; no basal flare.

394 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 31 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; topped; bowed E.; base outside dripline.

395 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 54 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 18'; multiple attachments high in crown; both stems topped; one-sided to E.

396 R C S Bl 36 3 P C d i k id k 1 i l &396 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 36 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks mid-trunk; 1 vertical & good; 1 leans E. with poor attachment.

397 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 -- 3 Poor One-sided to S.; lost central leader high in crown.

398 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Partly corrected lean S.399 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 30 -- 3 Poor Topped; 2 resprouts; both upright.400 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 27 -- 2 Poor Topped; 10' stub; large resprout below;

basal cavity on W.401 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 36 -- 2 Poor Multiple attachments @ topping point;

mostly upright.402 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 32 -- 3 Poor Topped with stub; crown reduced on S.;

needs more.403 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 -- 2 Poor Intermediate; leans S.404 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14,13,6 -- 2 Poor Multiple attachments @ 1'; 14" leans

sharply to S.405 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 33 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 6'; 1 dominates with

high crown.

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406 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 29 -- 3 Poor Topped; 2 stems; high crown.407 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15,14,5 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base & 3'; poor

form & structure.408 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; 2 sets of

codominant trunks high in crown.409 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; just poor410 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 34 -- 3 Moderate Okay form; heavy lateral limb to E. & S.411 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 21 -- 3 Poor Intermediate; narrow crown.412 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 4'; 1 stem upright

but suppressed; 2nd larger but bowed flat Eto E.

413 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 17 -- 2 Poor Poor form & structure; bowed S.414 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 -- 3 Poor Embedded in fence; corrected lean N.;

topped.415 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28 -- 3 Poor Leaning & one-sided to NW.; codominant

trunks high in crown.416 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 -- 1 Poor Suppressed.417 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 -- 3 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 10' with narrow

attachment; upright; heavy lateral limb to S.

418 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 42 -- 3 Poor High crown; laterals sweep upright then bow outwards on S.

419 Rec area S., at stairs Monterey cypress 30,12 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; under canopy of #418.

420 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Bailey's acacia 11 -- 1 Poor Failing @ base to E.; base outside dripline.

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421 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Bailey's acacia 13,12,10,6

-- 2 Poor 3 stems from huge base located against blue gum; Ganoderma @ base.

422 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Blue gum 40 -- 5 Good Big tree with nice form save for heavy lateral limb over house.

423 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Blackwood acacia 12,8,8,7 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base;

424 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Blackwood acacia 9 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 5'; upright; one-sided to SW.

425 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Blue gum 12,12,11 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ 1'; vertical.

426 O'Sh h W f Bl 40 4 M d H f b d h i hi h426 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Blue gum 40 -- 4 Moderate Huge tree; form obscured heavy ivy; high vase-shaped crown; codominant trunks @ 12'?

427 Bosworth W. of houses Blackwood acacia 12,10,9 -- 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; leaning & one-sided to E.; engulfed in ivy.

428 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 52 -- 4 Moderate Big tree; low laterals sweep upwards; engulfed in ivy.

429 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 15 -- 3 Poor High narrow crown; crook mid-crown.430 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 44 -- 3 Moderate High crown; large codominant trunks x'd

on E.431 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 27 -- 4 Moderate Good form; high narrow crown.432 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 13 -- 2 Poor Suppressed; slender; base engulfed by

ivy.433 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 14 -- 3 Moderate Okay form; base engulfed by ivy.434 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 17 -- 2 Poor Poor form; codominant trunks @ 10'.435 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 23 -- 2 Poor Poor form; bowed W.

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436 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 30 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 20'; narrow attachment; both upright; high crown; topped.

437 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 31 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 12'; upright; both topped.

438 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 43 -- 2 Poor Leans E.; base outside dripline; codominant trunks @ 20'; high crown.

439 Bosworth N. of houses. Monterey cypress 28,27 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 5' & 8'; very high crown; 1 stem dead with internal cracks.

440 Bosworth N. of houses. Monterey cypress 23,20,14 -- 2 Poor Multiple attachments @ 3'; 1 stem dead; hi hvery high crown.

441 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 46 -- 4 Moderate Good form; one-sided to S.442 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 27,12 -- 3 Poor Adj. to #156; 2nd stem x'd on E.; one-

sided to W.443 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 35 -- 4 Moderate Edge; good form.444 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 48 -- 3 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 3'; smaller stem

irregular & poor; larger vertical & good.445 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 38 -- 3 Moderate Interior; laterals sweep vertical; lost central

leader @ top; heavy lateral limb to E.

446 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 28,26,14,14

-- 3 Moderate Multiple attachments @ 4'; 2 small & horizontal; 2 large & vertical; 14" codominant trunks @ 22'.

447 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 8,8 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 2'; high crown.448 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 7 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.449 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 6 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.

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450 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 22 -- 3 Moderate Lost central leader high in crown with multiple attachments.

451 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 17 -- 2 Poor Intermediate; sinuous trunk.452 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 8 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.453 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 9 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.454 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 9,7 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; suppressed.455 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.456 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 16,13 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; 16"

codominant trunks @ 5'; 13" topped.457 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 10 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.4 8 R C NE Elk Bl 38 36 4 M d G d d i k @ 4' 38"458 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 38,36 -- 4 Moderate Good tree; codominant trunks @ 4'; 38"

codominant trunks high in crown; stems vertical; heavy lateral limb to N.

459 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 16 -- 2 Poor Topped; suppressed.460 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 51 -- 4 Moderate Multiple attachments high in crown; vase-

shaped.461 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 11 -- 2 Poor Leans E.; suppressed.462 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 8 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.463 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 9 -- 2 Poor Suppressed.464 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 13,9 -- 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base; suppressed.465 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 13 -- 4 Moderate High crown; slender.466 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Monterey pine 8 -- 1 Poor Largely dead.467 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 13 -- 4 Moderate Slender.468 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 18,11 -- 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 4'; 18" okay; 11"

suppressed.469 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 54 -- 4 Moderate Across path from #21; one-sided to E.; big

tree.

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470 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 33 -- 4 Moderate High crown.471 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 21 -- 3 Poor Intermediate.472 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 31 -- 4 Moderate High crown; one-sided to E.473 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 22 -- 4 Moderate High crown; codominant trunks high in

crown.474 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 42 -- 4 Moderate High crown.475 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 29 -- 3 Moderate Okay form.476 Berkeley

WayAt Diamond

HtsMonterey pine 32 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 4', 5' & 7'; all with

poor attachments & upright stems; one-sided S.; red turpentine beetle.

4 B k l W M i 2 1 P All b d d477 Berkeley Way

W. Monterey pine 27 1 Poor All but dead.

478 Berkeley Way

W. Monterey pine 19 4 Moderate Good crown; lost central leader @ top.

479 Berkeley Way

W. Monterey pine 15 1 Poor Dying; upper crown dead; girdling root.

480 Berkeley Way

W. Monterey pine 25 3 Poor Corrected lean N.; recovered from minor pine pitch canker; ext. bleeding @ base.

481 Berkeley Way

W. Monterey cypress 27 3 Poor Base of rock; codominant trunks @ 5' & 9'; history of branch failure; upper crown bowed NE.

482 Berkeley Way

W. Monterey cypress 34 4 Moderate Several low laterals sweep upright; dense canopy.


Monterey pine 26 3 Poor Slight lean E.; high crown.


Monterey cypress 32 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 20'; upright; dense canopy.

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River red gum 18,15,13 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ base & 3'; 18" leans sharply to yard.


River red gum 14 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 12'; bowed NE.


River red gum 18,15 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 3'; base engulfed in ivy; flat form.


River red gum 12,12,9,5

2 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; several with lean.


River red gum 21 2 Poor Leans E.; base outside of dripline; poor form & structure.

490 C C W b hi d Ri d 18 14 2 P C d i k @ 2' 18" f490 Crags Ct. W. behind houses

River red gum 18,14 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 2'; 18" poor form; scaffold branch failure.

491 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 28 2 Poor Sharp lean E.492 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 29 4 Moderate Good form; one-sided to S.493 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 26 1 Poor All but dead.494 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 21 2 Poor Sinuous trunk; pine pitch canker.495 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 22 2 Poor Scraggly.496 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 22 2 Poor Poor form; leans NE.497 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 30 3 Poor Lost central leader @ top.498 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 37 2 Poor Poor form & structure; severe crook mid-

crown.499 Crags Ct. garden Monterey pine 21 2 Poor Community garden; okay form; ext. pine

pitch canker.500 Crags Ct. garden Monterey pine 28 3 Poor Community garden; lost central leader;

heavy but upright stems; high crown.501 Crags Ct. N. Monterey pine 26 5 Good Low & squat.502 Jade Place W. Monterey pine 18 5 Good Good tree.

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503 Jade Place W. Monterey pine 24 3 Poor One-sided SW.504 Jade Place Christopher

fieldMonterey pine 18 3 Poor Slender.

505 Jade Place Christopher field

Monterey pine 19 3 Poor High crown; poor taper.


Monterey pine 21 3 Poor Bowed E.; flat form.


Monterey cypress 18 3 Poor Small crown; slender trunk.

508 Christopher l

Ball field Monterey pine 34 3 Poor Leans E.; multiple attachments @ 5'; f hi iplay surface roots; thinning.

509 Police facility

E. Silver dollar gum 23 2 Poor Top o'bank; poor form & structure; history of branch failure.

510 Police facility

E. Monterey pine 38 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 5'; upright; dense canopy; one-sided to S.

511 Police facility

E. Monterey pine 36 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 6' with included bark; upright stems but thin canopy.

512 Police facility

E. Monterey pine 30 3 Poor One-sided N.

513 Police facility

E. Monterey pine 21,20,9 2 Poor Low lateral sweep upright; thinning.

514 Police facility

E. Monterey pine 24 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 9'; upright.

515 Police facility

E. River red gum 41 2 Poor Poor form & structure.

516 Police facility

E. Blackwood acacia 31 2 Poor Leans S.; multiple attachments @ 4'; heavy lateral limbs; thin crown.

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517 Police facility

S Monterey pine 28 3 Poor Sinuous upper crown; edge.

518 Police facility

S Monterey pine 27 4 Moderate High crown; good form.

519 Police facility

S Monterey pine 32 3 Poor Good form; lost central leader high in crown.

520 Police facility

S Monterey pine 24 2 Poor Very high crown; lost central leader.

521 Police facility

S Monterey pine 26 2 Poor One-sided to E.; lost central leader with heavy lateral limb.

22 P li S M i 30 2 P C d i k @ 4' hi h522 Police facility

S Monterey pine 30 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 4'; very high sparse crown.

523 Police facility

S Monterey cypress 34 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 5'; upright; one-sided to E.; stem @ base on E. x'd.

524 Turquoise S. near Amber Blue gum 41 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 26'; vase-shaped crown.

525 Turquoise S. Blue gum 32 2 Poor Leans E.; small crown; base outside of dripline; base engulfed in ivy; topped.

526 Turquoise S. Blue gum 27 3 Poor Small high crown due to topping.527 Turquoise S. Blue gum 35 4 Moderate Vase-shaped crown; one-sided to E.;

heavy lateral limbs.528 Turquoise S. Blue gum 19 3 Poor High narrow crown.529 Turquoise S. Blue gum 28 3 Poor Topped; poorly formed sprouts.530 Turquoise S. Blue gum 12 2 Poor Intermediate; bowed N.531 Turquoise S. Blue gum 25 3 Poor High crown; one-sided S.532 Turquoise S. Monterey cypress 23 3 Moderate Good form.533 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 19 2 Poor Very high poor crown.

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534 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 28 2 Poor Very high rangy crown.535 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 18,17 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 2' with included

bark; very high crown; both bowed to NW.; slight gap in canopy.

536 Turquoise S. Coast redwood 21 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 14'; upright.537 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 23 2 Poor High scraggly crown; pine pitch canker.538 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 29 2 Poor One-sided & leans NW.; lost central leader

high in crown; dying.539 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 28 0540 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 22 1 Poor Suppressed; strong lean N.41 T i S M i 28 2 P L W i i h k i541 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 28 2 Poor Leans W.; pine pitch canker; sinuous

upper crown due to lost central leader.542 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 32 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 18'; upright but

starting to bow apart.543 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 26 2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 16'; one-sided to W.

544 Turquoise S. Coast redwood 25 5 Good Good tree.545 Turquoise S. Monterey cypress 78 4 Moderate Measured @ 12"; low branched with

rounded form.546 Turquoise S. Blue gum 42 3 Poor Topped with upright resprouts; oval form.547 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 40 3 Poor One-sided to W.; good form.548 Turquoise S. Coast redwood 27,22 3 Moderate Codominant trunks @ base; upright.549 Turquoise S. Coast redwood 27 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 3'; upright.550 Turquoise S. Blue gum 24 3 Poor Topped; engulfed in ivy.551 Turquoise S. Blue gum 22 3 Poor Topped; engulfed in ivy.552 Turquoise S. Blue gum 17 3 Poor Topped; engulfed in ivy.553 Turquoise S. Blue gum 22 3 Poor Topped; engulfed in ivy.

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554 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 26 3 Poor Rangy; low lateral.555 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 24 0556 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 17 3 Poor Corrected lean W.557 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 23 2 Poor Sharp lean W.; base outside of dripline.558 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 31 3 Poor Corrected lean W.; minor pine pitch

canker.559 Turquoise S. Blue gum 27,24,13 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; upright.

560 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 26 2 Poor Poor form; one-sided E.561 Turquoise 56, behind Monterey pine 18 2 Poor Poor form & structure; codominant trunks

@ 14' hi h@ 14'; high crown.562 Christopher

playBall field, W. Monterey pine 25 1 Poor Poor form & structure; main stem split with

hazard beam.563 O'Shaughn

essyE. Blue gum 33 4 Moderate Near bike lane sign; one-sided to S. with

heavy lateral limbs.564 O'Shaughn

essyE. Blue gum 48 3 Poor Tagged on failed branch; codominant

trunks @ 15'; separated; S. stem sweeps up; several scaffold branch failures; base engulfed in ivy.

565 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 24 5 Good Good form; one-sided to S.

566 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 20 2 Poor No tag; poor form & structure; grafted to branch of #564.

567 O'Shaughnessy

E., @ Malta Bailey's acacia 16 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 12'.

568 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 28 4 Moderate Corrected lean W.; good form.

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569 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 21 3 Poor Edge; upper crown bowed W.

570 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 18 2 Poor Lean & one-sided to NW.; lost central leader.

571 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 27 3 Poor Leaning & one-sided.

572 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 34 3 Poor Slight lean N. with bow in upper crown.

573 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 25 3 Poor Rangy form.

4 O'Sh h E Bl 22 22 16 4 M d C d i k @ 3' & 4' i h574 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 22,22,16 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 3' & 4'; upright.

575 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 25 3 Moderate Okay form; thin crown.

576 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 32,28,21 3 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 1' & 2'; 21" leans sharply E.; thin crown.

577 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 28,26,11,10,6,6

3 Moderate Multiple attachments @ base; 26" good.

578 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 31 4 Moderate One-sided to SW.

579 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 33 4 Moderate One-sided W.

580 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 30 4 Moderate Codominant trunks @ 6' with narrow attachment; separated @ top; main stem excellent.

581 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 30 3 Moderate One-sided to W.

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582 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 22 3 Poor One-sided W. with slight lean.

583 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 11 3 Poor Leans W.

584 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 14 3 Poor Intermediate; one-sided & bowed W.

585 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 28 3 Poor One-sided W.; lost central leader low in crown.

586 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 25 3 Poor One-sided W. with vase-shaped crown.

8 O'Sh h E Bl 2 3 P O id d W587 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 27 3 Poor One-sided W.

588 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 14 3 Poor Suppressed.

589 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 24 4 Moderate Narrow vase-shaped crown; edge of crater.

590 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 13 4 Moderate Narrow & one-sided.

591 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 20 4 Moderate Narrow crown.

592 O'Shaughnessy

W. steep slope

Blue gum 25 3 Poor No tag; one of approx. 20 blue gums growing out of vertical rock face; rounded form; lost central leader; exposed roots.

593 O'Shaughnessy

E. @ Del Valle Monterey cypress 60 4 Moderate Measured @ 12"; low branched; history of branch failure; dense canopy.

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594 O'Shaughnessy

W. @ Del Vallle

Eucalyptus 16 2 Poor Leans W.; base outside of dripline; poor form & structure.

595 O'Shaughnessy

Miraloma Park Club

River red gum 38 3 Poor Poor form & structure; codominant trunks @ 16'; bowed W.; base outside of dripline.

596 O'Shaughnessy

Miraloma Park Club

Eucalyptus 31 3 Poor Poor form & structure; topped; no basal flare; leans E.

597 O'Shaughnessy

W. N. of Del Valle

Monterey pine 26 3 Poor No tag; mid-slope; declining due to pine pitch canker; okay form.

598 O'Shaughn W. N. of Del V ll

Monterey pine 30 3 Poor No tag; mid-slope; lost central leader; essy Valle several upright stems.

599 O'Shaughnessy

E. Monterey cypress 14 5 Good Good tree; edge of sidewalk.

600 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 40 3 Poor Edge; one-sided to S.; horizontal laterals.

601 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 65 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ base & 12'; long lateral with sweep @ end.

602 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 14 2 Poor Suppressed; slight lean W.

603 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 16 3 Moderate Okay tree but totally engulfed in ivy.

604 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 12 2 Poor Intermediate; slender; totally engulfed in ivy.

605 O'Shaughnessy


606 O'Shaughnessy


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607 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 55 2 Poor Huge tree; edge of pavement; codominant trunks @ 5' with poor attachment; totally engulfed by ivy; heavy lateral limbs over street; bowed W.

608 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 18 2 Poor Suppressed; bowed W.; engulfed in ivy.

609 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 30,26,24 3 Moderate Multiple attachments @ base; edge of pavement; good form; one-sided to W.

610 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 25,15 2 Poor Poor form & structure; partial failure to S.

611 O'Sh h E Bl 42 3 P C d i k @ ' lf d i i611 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 42 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 5'; engulfed in ivy; heavy lateral limb.

612 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 17 2 Poor Suppressed; edge of pavement; engulfed in ivy.

613 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 38 2 Poor One-sided & bowed W.; basal cavity on E. with Laetiporus conk; 2 heavy lateral limbs @ 10'.

614 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 12 2 Poor Suppressed; edge of pavement; leans W.

615 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 40,19,11 3 Poor Multiple attachments @ base; 40" vertical but lost central leader; 19" bowed NW. with base outside of dripline; 11" dead.

616 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 24 3 Poor Edge of pavement; sinuous trunk; okay form; engulfed in ivy.

617 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 25 2 Poor Poor form & structure; leans W. with crook; engulfed in ivy.

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618 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 11 2 Poor Suppressed; leans W.

619 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 32,28,12,10

2 Poor Codominant trunks @ 2'; poor form & structure; engulfed in ivy; one-sided to W.

620 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 14 2 Poor Suppressed; edge of pavement.

621 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 38 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 16'; wide vase-shaped crown.

622 O'Shaughn E. Blue gum 32 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ 10'; one-sided W.; lf d i iessy engulfed in ivy.

623 O'Shaughnessy

E., @ parking lot

Blue gum 21 2 Poor Leans N.; engulfed in ivy.

624 O'Shaughnessy

E., @ parking lot

Monterey cypress 48 3 Moderate Okay form save for heavy lateral limb to N.; engulfed in ivy.

625 Glen Park Trail Blue gum 90 3 Moderate At pre-school; codominant trunks @ 6'; 3 very low large laterals sweep vertical on W.; 14" lateral bowed flat over trail.

626 Glen Park Trail Willow 17,10 2 Poor Failing @ base to SE.627 Glen Park Trail Blue gum 29,28,25 3 Poor Codominant trunks @ base & 3'; 25" with

basal cavity & Laetiporus conk @ base; other 2 vertical & okay.

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Tree Risk RatingsGlen Canyon ParkRecreation & Park DepartmentSan Francisco CAJanuary 2012

Tree Location Species Trunk Condition Risk RatingNo. Diameter 0=dead Most Target Failure Size Target Sum

(in.) 1=poor likely potential of(in.) 1 poor likely potential of5=excell. failure Part

1 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 89 4 Heavy lateral branch

Dirt path 2 2 2 6

2 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 36 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 63 Rec Ctr N Eucalyptus sp 38 1 Whole tree None 3 4 1 83 Rec Ctr N. Eucalyptus sp. 38 1 Whole tree None 3 4 1 84 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 26 2 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 65 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 39 3 Stem Dirt path 2 2 2 66 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 22,10 2 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 57 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 27,12 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 68 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 52 4 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 59 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 43 2 Whole tree Dirt path 3 4 2 9

10 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 18,11 2 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 511 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 8 1 Whole tree Dirt path 4 2 2 812 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 56 3 Stem Dirt path 3 2 2 713 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 9 1 Whole tree None 3 2 1 614 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 43 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5g15 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 10 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 616 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 17 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 517 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 7 1 Whole tree Dirt path 2 2 2 618 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 57 5 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 519 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 13 1 Whole tree None 2 2 1 520 Rec Ctr N Blue gum 49 2 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 520 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 49 2 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 521 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 69 4 Heavy lateral

branchDirt path 2 2 2 6

22 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 14 1 Whole tree Dirt path 4 1 2 723 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 8,8 3 Stem None 2 2 1 524 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 14 1 Whole tree None 4 2 1 7

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25 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 17 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 626 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 13 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 627 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 14,10,5,

32 14" stem Dirt path 3 1 2 6

328 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 10 2 Whole tree Building 3 1 4 829 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 11 2 Whole tree Dirt path 2 2 2 630 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 32 4 Branch Building 3 2 4 931 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 28 3 Branch Building 2 2 4 832 Rec Ctr N. Siberian elm 14 3 Branch None 2 2 1 533 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 7 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 634 Rec Ctr N. Siberian elm 9 3 Branch None 2 1 1 435 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 7,6,5,4 2 Stem None 3 2 1 636 Rec Ctr N. Bailey's acacia 8 2 Whole tree Play area 3 1 4 837 Rec Ctr N. Siberian elm 8,6,4 3 Stem Dirt path 2 1 2 538 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 21 1 Whole tree Dirt path 3 2 2 7y p p39 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 16,11 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 540 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 31 2 Whole tree Dirt path 2 2 2 641 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 24 0 Whole tree Dirt path 4 2 2 842 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 19 1 Whole tree Dirt path 3 2 2 743 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 29 2 Stem None 2 2 1 544 Rec Ctr E Monterey pine 42 3 Stem None 3 2 1 644 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 42 3 Stem None 3 2 1 645 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 28 2 Whole tree None 3 3 1 746 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 32 3 Branch None 2 2 1 547 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 19 1 Whole tree Dirt path 3 1 2 648 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 19 1 Branch None 2 2 1 549 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 28 2 Branch None 3 2 1 6

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50 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 24 1 Whole tree None 3 3 1 751 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 33 2 Whole tree Dirt path 3 2 2 752 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 33 2 Stem None 3 2 1 653 Rec Ctr E Monterey pine 31 1 Stem Dirt path 3 2 2 753 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 31 1 Stem Dirt path 3 2 2 754 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 39 2 Branch None 2 2 1 555 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 39 2 Whole tree Stairs 3 3 2 856 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 31 2 Whole tree Dirt path 3 2 2 757 Rec Ctr E. Monterey pine 22 1 Whole tree Dirt path 4 1 2 758 Rec Ctr E. Monterey cypress 31 2 Whole tree Dirt path 2 3 2 759 Rec Ctr E. Monterey cypress 35 2 Stem Dirt path 4 2 2 860 Rec Ctr E. Sydney golden wattle 9,7,6 3 Stem Sidewalk 2 1 2 561 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 30,24 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 3 2 762 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 47 4 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 563 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 61 4 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 664 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 21,16 4 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 5g , p65 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 31 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 666 Rec Ctr E. Bailey's acacia 7,6,5,5,4

,43 Stem Sidewalk 2 1 2 5

67 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 26 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 2 2 768 Rec Ctr E. Blue gum 67 4 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 669 Rec Ctr E Lawson's cypress 25 5 Branch Play area 2 2 4 869 Rec Ctr E. Lawson s cypress 25 5 Branch Play area 2 2 4 870 Rec Ctr E. Olive 15,14,13 3 Branch Play area 2 2 4 8

71 Rec Ctr S. Lawson's cypress 16,8 2 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 672 Rec Ctr S. Lawson's cypress 26 2 Heavy lateral

branchBench 3 2 2 7

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73 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 18 1 Branch None 2 1 1 474 Rec Ctr N. Plum 8,7,5,5 2 Stem None 2 1 1 475 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 55 3 Branch None 2 2 1 576 Rec Ctr N Blue gum 34 2 Branch None 2 2 1 576 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 34 2 Branch None 2 2 1 577 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 30 2 Whole tree Dirt path 3 2 2 778 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 50 3 Whole tree Dirt path 3 1 2 679 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 37 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 580 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 28 2 Whole tree Dirt path 2 3 2 781 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 18 2 Whole tree Dirt path 2 1 2 582 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 35 2 Stem Dirt path 3 2 2 783 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 41 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 684 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 22 2 Whole tree Dirt path 3 2 2 785 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 46 4 Branch None 2 1 1 486 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 37 3 Branch None 2 2 1 587 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 42 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5g88 Rec Ctr N. Blue gum 38 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 589 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 42 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 590 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 25 2 Stem Dirt path 3 2 2 791 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 35 3 Stem Dirt path 2 2 2 692 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 27 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 593 Rec Ctr N Monterey cypress 41 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 593 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 41 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 594 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 24 3 Branch None 2 1 1 495 Rec Ctr N. Monterey cypress 30 4 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 596 Rec Ctr W. Monterey cypress 54 4 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 697 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 13 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 598 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 36 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5

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99 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 1 Whole tree Dirt path 2 1 2 5100 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 1 Whole tree Dirt path 2 1 2 5101 Rec Ctr W. Siberian elm 11,10,8 2 Stem Dirt path 2 1 2 5102 Rec Ctr W Siberian elm 8 5 4 Stem None 2 1 1 4102 Rec Ctr W. Siberian elm 8,5 4 Stem None 2 1 1 4103 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 50 3 Stem Dirt path 2 3 2 7104 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 27 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4105 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 26,10 4 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 5106 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6107 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 19,9 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4108 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 19 2 Whole tree Dirt path 2 2 2 6109 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 16 2 Whole tree Dirt path 2 2 2 6110 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21,11 2 Heavy lateral

branchSidewalk 3 2 2 7

111 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 24 3 Heavy lateral branch

Sidewalk 3 1 2 6

112 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 25 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4113 Rec Ctr W. Monterey cypress 10 5 Branch None 1 1 1 3114 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 38 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6115 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 26 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4116 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 2 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 5117 Rec Ctr W Blue gum 48 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5117 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 48 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5118 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 25 2 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 5119 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 40 1 Branch None 3 2 1 6120 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21 2 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6121 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 20 1 Whole tree Dirt path 2 3 2 7122 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 19 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 1 2 5

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123 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 43 3 Stem Dirt path 2 2 2 6124 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 18 1 Stem Sidewalk 2 1 2 5125 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 29 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6126 Rec Ctr W Blue gum 20 2 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5126 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 20 2 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5127 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 16 1 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 1 2 6128 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 1 Stem None 3 2 1 6129 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 1 Stem Sidewalk 3 1 2 6130 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 28 2 Stem Sidewalk 3 2 2 7131 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 24 2 Stem Dirt path 2 2 2 6132 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 27 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6133 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 32 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6134 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 14 1 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 1 2 6135 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 19 1 Stem Dirt path 2 2 2 6136 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 1 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6137 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 19 1 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6g138 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 12 1 Whole tree Dirt path 3 1 2 6139 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 24 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6140 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 36 1 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 3 2 7141 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 17 1 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 2 2 7142 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 17 1 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 1 2 6143 Rec Ctr W Blue gum 25 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6143 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 25 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6144 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 25 2 Stem Dirt path 2 2 2 6145 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6146 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 23 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 5147 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6148 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 17 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6

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149 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 32 4 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 5150 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 43 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6151 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 14 1 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6152 Rec Ctr W Blue gum 32 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6152 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 32 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6153 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 2 Stem Dirt path 2 2 2 6154 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6155 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5156 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 48 4 Branch Parking 2 1 3 6157 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21 2 Whole tree None 3 3 1 7158 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33 2 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7159 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 27 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6160 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 27 2 Dead branch Dirt path 4 1 2 7161 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 2 Whole tree Dirt path 3 3 2 8162 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 29 4 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6163 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 18 1 Whole tree Dirt path 3 2 2 7g p164 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 2 Whole tree None 3 3 1 7165 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 2 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6166 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 36 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6167 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 40 3 Branch Dirt path 3 2 2 7168 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 38 2 Whole tree Dirt path 3 4 2 9169 Rec Ctr W Blackwood acacia 7 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4169 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 7 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4170 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 28 2 Stem Storage 3 3 2 8171 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 9 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5172 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 12 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6173 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 9 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6174 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 12 3 Whole tree Storage 2 2 2 6

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175 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 15 3 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5176 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 12 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6177 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 16 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5178 Rec Ctr W Blackwood acacia 17 2 Stem None 2 2 1 5178 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 17 2 Stem None 2 2 1 5179 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 17 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4180 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 13 2 Stem None 2 1 1 4181 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 14 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5182 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 24 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6183 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 18 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6184 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 11 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5185 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 12 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4186 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 18 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4187 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 12 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6188 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 39 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5189 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5g190 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5191 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 15 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6192 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 27 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4193 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 12 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5194 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 37 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5195 Rec Ctr W Blue gum 11 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6195 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 11 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6196 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6197 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 18 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6198 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6199 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 2 Whole tree None 3 3 1 7

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200 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33,23,18 3 Branch None 3 2 1 6

201 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 7 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5202 Rec Ctr W Blackwood acacia 9 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6202 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 9 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6203 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 9 2 Whole tree Ball field 3 1 2 6204 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 7 2 Whole tree Ball field 2 1 2 5205 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 11 2 Whole tree Ball field 3 2 2 7206 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 8,6 1 6" stem Ball field 4 1 2 7207 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 10 2 Whole tree Ball field 3 2 2 7208 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 8 1 Whole tree Ball field 4 1 2 7209 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 16,14 2 Stem Ball stands 4 2 2 8210 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 10 1 Whole tree Ball stands 4 2 2 8211 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 7 2 Whole tree Ball stands 3 1 2 6212 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 9 2 Whole tree Ball stands 2 1 2 5213 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 13,6 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4,214 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 8 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6215 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 10 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4216 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 2 Stem None 2 2 1 5217 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 8 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5218 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 29 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5219 Rec Ctr W Blue gum 16 1 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6219 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 16 1 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6220 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 1 Whole tree None 4 2 1 7221 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 30 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6222 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 11 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5223 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 52 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5224 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4

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225 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4226 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 2 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7227 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5228 Rec Ctr W Blue gum 13 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6228 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 13 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6229 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 1 Whole tree Parking 2 2 3 7230 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 15 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4231 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 8 2 Whole tree Parking 2 2 3 7232 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree Parking 2 2 3 7233 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 20 4 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7234 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 21 2 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7235 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 26,12 3 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7236 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 11 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4237 Rec Ctr W. Blackwood acacia 15 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4238 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 10 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5239 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 29 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5g240 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 17 2 Whole tree Parking 2 2 3 7241 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 8 1 Whole tree Parking 4 1 3 8242 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree Parking 3 2 3 8243 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 13 2 Whole tree Parking 3 2 3 8244 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 25 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4245 Rec Ctr W Blue gum 16 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6245 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 16 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6246 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 22 4 Branch Parking 2 1 3 6247 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 33 3 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7248 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 9 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6249 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 6 1 Whole tree Parking 3 1 3 7250 Rec Ctr W. Blue gum 8 2 Whole tree Parking 3 1 3 7

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251 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 26 5 Branch None 2 1 1 4252 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 18 2 Whole tree None 2 3 1 6253 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 30 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4254 Rec Ctr S Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5254 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5255 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 22 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4256 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 9 1 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6257 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 2 Whole tree Parking 2 2 3 7258 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 21,8 3 Heavy lateral

branchParking 3 1 3 7

259 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 19 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4260 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6261 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 2 Whole tree Parking 3 1 3 7262 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28,10 3 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7263 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 27 3 Branch Parking 2 1 3 6264 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12 2 Branch Parking 3 1 3 7g g265 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5266 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5267 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree Parking 2 2 3 7268 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 18 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4269 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5270 Rec Ctr S Blue gum 24 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5270 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5271 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12,10,9 2 Stem None 2 2 1 5272 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 31 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5273 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 33 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6274 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 8 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6

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275 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 39 4 Heavy lateral branch

O'Shaughnessy 2 2 4 8

276 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6277 Rec Ctr S Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6277 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6278 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5279 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 1 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5280 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6281 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 2 Heavy lateral

branchO'Shaughnessy 3 2 4 9

282 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 8 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 1 2 6283 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 1 2 6284 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 8 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 2 2 7285 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4286 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11,9 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6287 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 2 Whole tree O'Shaughnessy 3 1 4 8g g y288 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 26 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 3 2 8289 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 19,9 2 9" stem Sidewalk 3 1 2 6290 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15,10 2 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6291 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14,10 2 14" stem O'Shaughnessy 2 1 4 7292 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 22 3 Heavy lateral


branch293 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 19 2 Whole tree None 2 3 1 6294 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12,6 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4295 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5296 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 16 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4297 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 6 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 1 2 5

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298 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 2 2 7299 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 36 5 Branch O'Shaughnessy 2 2 4 8300 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 1 2 5301 Rec Ctr S Blue gum 28 2 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6301 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28 2 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6302 Rec Ctr S., at stairs Blue gum 9 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6303 Rec Ctr S., at stairs. Blue gum 11 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6304 Rec Ctr S., at stairs Blue gum 36 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5305 Rec Ctr S., at stairs Blue gum 35 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6306 Rec Ctr S., at stairs Blue gum 16 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 2 2 7307 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 42 4 Heavy lateral


308 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 2 2 7309 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 9 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 1 2 6310 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 2 2 7311 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 17 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4g312 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 31 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6313 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 1 2 5314 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 21,10 2 Heavy lateral


315 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 4 Stem None 3 2 1 6316 Rec Ctr S Blue gum 39 10 4 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6316 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 39,10 4 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6317 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 8 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 3 1 2 6318 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6319 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4320 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 7 1 Whole tree None 2 1 1 4321 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15 1 Whole tree None 4 2 1 7

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322 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 38,10 3 Heavy lateral branch

None 3 2 1 6

323 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 9 1 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6324 Rec Ctr S Blue gum 13 1 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6324 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 1 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6325 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 30 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5326 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 1 Whole tree None 4 2 1 7327 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 18 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4328 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5329 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4330 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 7 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5331 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 18 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5332 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 29 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5333 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 35 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5334 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4335 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5g336 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 16 1 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6337 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 11 1 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5338 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5339 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 7 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5340 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 12 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5341 Rec Ctr S Blackwood acacia 10 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5341 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 10 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5342 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 10,9 2 Stem Ball field 4 1 2 7343 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 7 2 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6344 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 6 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4345 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 54 4 Branch Ball field 2 1 2 5346 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 16,10 3 Stem None 2 2 1 5

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347 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 56 4 Branch Ball field 2 2 2 6348 Rec Ctr S. Monterey cypress 19 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4349 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4350 Rec Ctr S Blue gum 16 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4350 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 16 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4351 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 3 Branch Ball field 2 2 2 6352 Rec Ctr S. Monterey cypress 10 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4353 Rec Ctr S. Monterey cypress 14,8 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4354 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 45 4 Branch Ball field 2 1 2 5355 Rec Ctr S. Monterey cypress 9 2 Whole tree Ball field 2 1 2 5356 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 52,23,9 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5357 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5358 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 48,14 3 Branch Ball field 2 2 2 6359 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10,8 2 Stem None 2 2 1 5360 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 9,6 2 Stem None 2 2 1 5361 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4g362 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 22,15 3 15" stem Ball stands 2 2 2 6363 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 18 2 Branch Ball field 2 1 2 5364 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15,6 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4365 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4366 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4367 Rec Ctr S Blue gum 14 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4367 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4368 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 20,13,10 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5

369 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 16,12,9 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4370 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 36,26,24 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5

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371 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 7 3 Whole tree None 2 1 1 4372 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 17 3 Branch Ball stands 2 2 2 6373 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 12 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4374 Rec Ctr S Blue gum 38 5 Heavy lateral Ball field 3 2 2 7374 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 38 5 Heavy lateral

branchBall field 3 2 2 7

375 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 20 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5376 Rec Ctr S. Siberian elm 19,17,13 3 Branch Bench 2 2 2 6

377 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28,15,12 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5,12

378 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5379 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4380 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5381 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 16,13,10 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5

382 Rec Ctr S. Siberian elm 12 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4383 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 49 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5384 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 29,22,10 3 Heavy lateral


385 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5386 Rec Ctr S Blackwood acacia 14 9 2 9" stem None 4 2 1 7386 Rec Ctr S. Blackwood acacia 14,9 2 9 stem None 4 2 1 7387 Rec Ctr SE., at Elk Silver dollar gum 24 3 Whole tree Elk 2 2 4 8388 Rec Ctr SE., at Elk Silver dollar gum 18 3 Branch Elk 2 2 4 8389 Rec Ctr SE., at Elk Silver dollar gum 20 2 Whole tree Elk 2 2 4 8390 Rec Ctr SE., at Elk Silver dollar gum 23 2 Whole tree Elk 2 3 4 9391 Rec Ctr E. Silver dollar gum 14 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5

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392 Rec Ctr E. Silver dollar gum 14 2 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6393 Rec Ctr E. Silver dollar gum 21 2 Whole tree Elk 2 3 4 9394 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 31 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6395 Rec Ctr S Blue gum 54 3 Branch Muni stop 2 2 3 7395 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 54 3 Branch Muni stop 2 2 3 7396 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 36 3 E. stem None 3 2 1 6397 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 25 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6398 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 2 Whole tree O'Shaughnessy 2 1 4 7399 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 30 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5400 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 27 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6401 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 36 2 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5402 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 32 3 Heavy lateral


403 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14 2 Whole tree O'Shaughnessy 2 1 4 7404 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 14,13,6 2 14" stem O'Shaughnessy 3 2 4 9405 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 33 3 Branch O'Shaughnessy 2 2 4 8g g y406 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 29 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6407 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 15,14,5 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5408 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 24 2 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6409 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 13 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4410 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 34 3 S. heavy

lateral branchO'Shaughnessy 3 2 4 9

lateral branch411 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 21 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6412 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6413 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 17 2 Branch O'Shaughnessy 2 1 4 7414 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 3 Heavy lateral


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415 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 28 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6416 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 10 1 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6417 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 40 3 Heavy lateral


branch418 Rec Ctr S. Blue gum 42 3 Heavy lateral


419 Rec area S., at stairs Monterey cypress 30,12 3 Branch Stairs 2 2 2 6420 O'Shaughnes

syW. of

BosworthBailey's acacia 11 1 Whole tree Yard 4 2 2 8

421 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Bailey's acacia 13,12,10,6

2 Stem Sidewalk 3 2 2 7

422 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Blue gum 40 5 Heavy lateral branch

Residence 3 2 4 9

423 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Blackwood acacia 12,8,8,7 3 N. stem None 3 2 1 6y

424 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Blackwood acacia 9 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4

425 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Blue gum 12,12,11 3 Stem Yard 2 1 2 5

426 O'Shaughnessy

W. of Bosworth

Blue gum 40 4 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6sy Bosworth

427 Bosworth W. of houses Blackwood acacia 12,10,9 3 Stem Yard 3 1 2 6428 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 52 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5429 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 15 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5430 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 44 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5431 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 27 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5

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432 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 13 2 Whole tree Yard 2 1 2 5433 Bosworth W. of houses Blue gum 14 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5434 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 17 2 Stem Residence 2 2 4 8435 Bosworth N of houses Blue gum 23 2 Whole tree None 2 3 1 6435 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 23 2 Whole tree None 2 3 1 6436 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 30 3 Branch Yard 2 2 2 6437 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 31 2 Branch Residence 2 2 4 8438 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 43 2 Whole tree None 3 4 1 8439 Bosworth N. of houses. Monterey cypress 28,27 2 Small stem Yard 4 1 2 7440 Bosworth N. of houses. Monterey cypress 23,20,14 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6

441 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 46 4 Branch Yard 2 2 2 6442 Bosworth N. of houses. Blue gum 27,12 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5443 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 35 4 Branch Parking 2 1 3 6444 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 48 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6445 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 38 3 Heavy lateral Parking 3 1 3 7, g y

branchg

446 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 28,26,14,14

3 Branch Sidewalk 3 1 2 6

447 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 8,8 2 Stem None 2 2 1 5448 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 7 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5449 Rec Ctr NE near Elk Blue gum 6 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5449 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 6 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5450 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 22 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5451 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 17 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5452 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 8 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5453 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 9 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5454 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 9,7 2 Stem None 2 2 1 5

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455 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 10 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5456 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 16,13 2 Stem None 2 2 1 5457 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 10 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5458 Rec Ctr NE near Elk Blue gum 38 36 4 Dead branch Dirt path 4 2 2 8458 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 38,36 4 Dead branch Dirt path 4 2 2 8459 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 16 2 Stem Dirt path 2 1 2 5460 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 51 4 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6461 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 11 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5462 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 8 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5463 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 9 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5464 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 13,9 2 Whole tree None 2 2 1 5465 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 13 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4466 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Monterey pine 8 1 Whole tree None 3 2 1 6467 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 13 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4468 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 18,11 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 5469 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 54 4 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6, g p470 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 33 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5471 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 21 3 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 5472 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 31 4 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 5473 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 22 4 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6474 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 42 4 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6475 Rec Ctr NE near Elk Blue gum 29 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6475 Rec Ctr NE., near Elk Blue gum 29 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6476 Berkeley Way At Diamond Monterey pine 32 3 Stem Residence 2 2 4 8477 Berkeley Way W. Monterey pine 27 1 Branch None 4 2 1 7478 Berkeley Way W. Monterey pine 19 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4479 Berkeley Way W. Monterey pine 15 1 Whole tree Parking 2 2 3 7480 Berkeley Way W. Monterey pine 25 3 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7

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481 Berkeley Way W. Monterey cypress 27 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5482 Berkeley Way W. Monterey cypress 34 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5483 Crags Ct. W. behind

housesMonterey pine 26 3 Whole tree Residence 2 2 4 8

houses484 Crags Ct. W. behind

housesMonterey cypress 32 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5


River red gum 18,15,13 2 18" stem Yard 3 2 2 7

486 Crags Ct. W. behind River red gum 14 2 Stem Yard 3 1 2 6houses


River red gum 18,15 3 Stem None 2 2 1 5


River red gum 12,12,9,5

2 Stem Residence 3 1 4 8

489 Crags Ct. W. behind River red gum 21 2 Whole tree None 3 3 1 7ghouses

g


River red gum 18,14 2 Stem None 3 2 1 6

491 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 28 2 Whole tree Parking 3 1 3 7492 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 29 4 Branch Dirt path 2 1 2 5493 Crags Ct cul de sac Monterey pine 26 1 Dead branch Dirt path 4 1 2 7493 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 26 1 Dead branch Dirt path 4 1 2 7494 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 21 2 Dead branch Dirt path 4 1 2 7495 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 22 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5496 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 22 2 Whole tree Residence 3 1 4 8497 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 30 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6498 Crags Ct. cul de sac Monterey pine 37 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5

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499 Crags Ct. garden Monterey pine 21 2 Dead branch Garden 4 1 2 7500 Crags Ct. garden Monterey pine 28 3 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7501 Crags Ct. N. Monterey pine 26 5 Branch None 2 2 1 5502 Jade Place W Monterey pine 18 5 Branch None 2 1 1 4502 Jade Place W. Monterey pine 18 5 Branch None 2 1 1 4503 Jade Place W. Monterey pine 24 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5504 Jade Place Christopher Monterey pine 18 3 Branch None 2 1 1 4505 Jade Place Christopher Monterey pine 19 3 Whole tree Residence 2 2 4 8506 Jade Place Christopher Monterey pine 21 3 Whole tree Residence 2 2 4 8507 Jade Place Christopher Monterey cypress 18 3 Whole tree Residence 2 2 4 8508 Christopher

playBall field Monterey pine 34 3 Branch Play area 2 2 4 8

509 Police facility E. Silver dollar gum 23 2 Branch None 3 2 1 6510 Police facility E. Monterey pine 38 3 Branch Stairs 2 2 2 6511 Police facility E. Monterey pine 36 2 Stem Stairs 3 2 2 7512 Police facility E. Monterey pine 30 3 Branch Parking 3 1 3 7y y p g513 Police facility E. Monterey pine 21,20,9 2 Stem Tennis 2 2 2 6514 Police facility E. Monterey pine 24 3 Stem Tennis 2 2 2 6515 Police facility E. River red gum 41 2 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7516 Police facility E. Blackwood acacia 31 2 Heavy lateral


517 Police facility S Monterey pine 28 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5517 Police facility S Monterey pine 28 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5518 Police facility S Monterey pine 27 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5519 Police facility S Monterey pine 32 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5520 Police facility S Monterey pine 24 2 Branch None 2 1 1 4521 Police facility S Monterey pine 26 2 Heavy lateral

branchParking 3 2 3 8

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522 Police facility S Monterey pine 30 2 Stem Parking 3 1 3 7523 Police facility S Monterey cypress 34 3 Branch Parking 2 2 3 7524 Turquoise S. near Blue gum 41 4 Branch Residence 2 2 4 8525 Turquoise S Blue gum 32 2 Whole tree Dirt path 3 3 2 8525 Turquoise S. Blue gum 32 2 Whole tree Dirt path 3 3 2 8526 Turquoise S. Blue gum 27 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6527 Turquoise S. Blue gum 35 4 Heavy lateral

branchDirt path 2 2 2 6

528 Turquoise S. Blue gum 19 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5529 Turquoise S. Blue gum 28 3 Branch Dirt path 2 2 2 6530 Turquoise S. Blue gum 12 2 Stem Driveway 2 1 2 5531 Turquoise S. Blue gum 25 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5532 Turquoise S. Monterey cypress 23 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5533 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 19 2 Whole tree Residence 2 1 4 7534 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 28 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5535 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 18,17 2 Stem Residence 3 2 4 9q y p ,536 Turquoise S. Coast redwood 21 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5537 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 23 2 Whole tree None 2 3 1 6538 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 29 2 Whole tree Residence 3 2 4 9539 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 28 0 Dead branch None 4 2 1 7540 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 22 1 Whole tree Residence 3 2 4 9541 Turquoise S Monterey pine 28 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5541 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 28 2 Branch None 2 2 1 5542 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 32 3 Stem Yard 2 3 2 7543 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 26 2 Stem None 2 2 1 5544 Turquoise S. Coast redwood 25 5 Branch None 2 1 1 4545 Turquoise S. Monterey cypress 78 4 Branch None 2 2 1 5546 Turquoise S. Blue gum 42 3 Branch Residence 2 1 4 7

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547 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 40 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5548 Turquoise S. Coast redwood 27,22 3 Stem Residence 2 2 4 8549 Turquoise S. Coast redwood 27 4 Branch Residence 2 1 4 7550 Turquoise S Blue gum 24 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5550 Turquoise S. Blue gum 24 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5551 Turquoise S. Blue gum 22 3 Branch Residence 2 1 4 7552 Turquoise S. Blue gum 17 3 Branch Residence 2 1 4 7553 Turquoise S. Blue gum 22 3 Branch Residence 2 2 4 8554 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 26 3 Branch Residence 2 1 4 7555 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 24 0 Dead branch None 4 2 1 7556 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 17 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5557 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 23 2 Whole tree Dirt path 3 2 2 7558 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 31 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5559 Turquoise S. Blue gum 27,24,13 3 Branch Residence 2 1 4 7

560 Turquoise S. Monterey pine 26 2 Branch Residence 3 1 4 8q y p561 Turquoise 56, behind Monterey pine 18 2 Stem Dirt path 2 2 2 6562 Christopher

playBall field, W. Monterey pine 25 1 Stem Sidewalk 4 2 2 8

563 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 33 4 Heavy lateral branch


564 O'Shaughnes E Blue gum 48 3 Heavy lateral O'Shaughnessy 3 2 4 9564 O Shaughnessy


O Shaughnessy 3 2 4 9

565 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 24 5 Branch O'Shaughnessy 2 1 4 7

566 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 20 2 Whole tree O'Shaughnessy 3 1 4 8

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567 O'Shaughnessy

E., @ Malta Bailey's acacia 16 4 Stem Sidewalk 2 2 2 6

568 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 28 4 Whole tree O'Shaughnessy 2 2 4 8sy

569 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 21 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5

570 O'Shaughnessy


571 O'Shaughnes E. Blue gum 27 3 Whole tree None 3 3 1 7sy

572 O'Shaughnessy


573 O'Shaughnessy


574 O'Shaughnes E. Blue gum 22,22,16 4 Branch Sidewalk 2 2 2 6gsy

g , ,

575 O'Shaughnessy


576 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 32,28,21 3 Branch O'Shaughnessy 2 1 4 7

577 O'Shaughnes E Blue gum 28 26 11 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5577 O Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 28,26,11,10,6,6

3 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5

578 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 31 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4

579 O'Shaughnessy


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580 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 30 4 Stem Sidewalk 3 1 2 6

581 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 30 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5sy

582 O'Shaughnessy


583 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 11 3 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 1 2 5

584 O'Shaughnes E. Blue gum 14 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5sy

585 O'Shaughnessy


586 O'Shaughnessy


587 O'Shaughnes E. Blue gum 27 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5gsy

g

588 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 14 3 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 1 2 5

589 O'Shaughnessy


590 O'Shaughnes E Blue gum 13 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4590 O Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 13 4 Branch None 2 1 1 4

591 O'Shaughnessy


592 O'Shaughnessy

W. steep slope

Blue gum 25 3 Whole tree O'Shaughnessy 2 3 4 9

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593 O'Shaughnessy

E. @ Del Valle

Monterey cypress 60 4 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5

594 O'Shaughnessy

W. @ Del Vallle

Eucalyptus 16 2 Whole tree Parking 3 2 3 8sy Vallle

595 O'Shaughnessy

Miraloma Park Club

River red gum 38 3 Stem O'Shaughnessy 2 2 4 8

596 O'Shaughnessy

Miraloma Park Club

Eucalyptus 31 3 Stem Parking 3 2 3 8

597 O'Shaughnes W. N. of Del Monterey pine 26 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5sy Valle

598 O'Shaughnessy

W. N. of Del Valle

Monterey pine 30 3 Branch None 2 2 1 5

599 O'Shaughnessy

E. Monterey cypress 14 5 Branch None 1 1 1 3

600 O'Shaughnes E. Blue gum 40 3 Branch O'Shaughnessy 2 2 4 8gsy

g g y

601 O'Shaughnessy


602 O'Shaughnessy


603 O'Shaughnes E Blue gum 16 3 Branch Sidewalk 2 1 2 5603 O Shaughnessy


604 O'Shaughnessy


605 O'Shaughnessy


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606 O'Shaughnessy


607 O'Shaughnessy


608 O'Shaughnessy


609 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 30,26,24 3 Branch O'Shaughnessy 2 2 4 8

610 O'Shaughnes E. Blue gum 25,15 2 Whole tree O'Shaughnessy 3 1 4 8sy

611 O'Shaughnessy



612 O'Shaughnessy


613 O'Shaughnes E. Blue gum 38 2 Whole tree O'Shaughnessy 3 3 4 10gsy

g g y

614 O'Shaughnessy


615 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 40,19,11 3 Heavy lateral branch


616 O'Shaughnes E Blue gum 24 3 Branch O'Shaughnessy 2 1 4 7616 O Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 24 3 Branch O Shaughnessy 2 1 4 7

617 O'Shaughnessy


618 O'Shaughnessy


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619 O'Shaughnessy

E. Blue gum 32,28,12,10

2 Branch O'Shaughnessy 2 2 4 8

620 O'Shaughnessy


621 O'Shaughnessy


622 O'Shaughnessy


623 O'Shaughnes E., @ Blue gum 21 2 Whole tree Sidewalk 2 2 2 6sy parking lot

624 O'Shaughnessy

E., @ parking lot

Monterey cypress 48 3 Heavy lateral branch

Parking 3 1 3 7

625 Glen Park Trail Blue gum 90 3 14" branch Trail 3 2 2 7626 Glen Park Trail Willow 17,10 2 10" stem Trail 2 2 2 6627 Glen Park Trail Blue gum 29,28,25 3 25" stem Trail 4 3 2 9g , ,

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Tree Assessment Map Glen Canyon Park San Francisco, CA Prepared for: City of San Francisco Recreation and Park Department San Francisco, CA January 2012 No Scale Notes: • Base map provided by: City of San Francisco Recreation and Park Dept. • Numbered tree locations are approximate.

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