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TR-2014-25b OFFICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CITY HALL 10300 TORRE AVENUE•CUPERTINO, CA 95014-3255 C U P E RT I N O (408) 777-3308• FAX(408)777-3333•planning(a�cuqertino.org July 7, 2014 Kier & Wright Attn: Nektarios Matheou 3350 Scott Blvd #22 Santa Clara, Ca. 95054 SUBJECT: TREE REMOVAL PERMIT ACTION LETTER - Application TR-201425 This letter confirms the decision of the Director of Community Development, given on July 7, 2014, approving a tree removal permit to allow the removal and replacement of 11 trees that are either in poor health or are structurally unsound at an existing office complex (Apple, Inc.), located at 10420 Bubb Road. The application to remove the trees is approved with the following conditions: 1. APPROVED PROTECT This approval is based on the tree removal exhibits submitted and the arborist report prepared by Sam Oakley (#WE-9474A), dated January 14, 2014 consisting of 15 pages, except as may be amended by conditions in this resolution. 2. TREE REPLACEMENTS The applicant is replacing the removed trees by planting ten (10) 24-inch box trees, twelve (12) 36-inch box trees, one (1) 48-inch box tree, and one (1) 60-inch box tree in accordance with the approved tree replacement plan. The proposed numbers of replacement trees exceed the Replacement Tree Guidelines under Section 14.18.190 of the Protected Tree Ordinance. Modifications to the tree species and location may be made to the approved replacement plan pending staff approval. The replacement trees shall be planted within 30 days of the effective approval date of this tree removal permit. 3. NOTICE OF FEES, DEDICATIONS, RESERVATIONS OR OTHER EXACTIONS The Conditions of Project Approval set forth herein may include certain fees, dedication requirements, reservation requirements, and other exactions. Pursuant to Government Code Section 66020(d) (1), these Conditions constitute written notice of a statement of the amount of such fees, and a description of the dedications, reservations, and other exactions. You are hereby further notified that the 90-day approval period in which you may protest these fees, dedications, reservations, and other exactions, pursuant to Government Code Section 66020(a), has begun. If you fail to file a protest within this 90-day period complying with all of the requirements of Section 66020, you will be legally barred from later challenging such exactions. Staff has made the findings necessary to grant the tree removal permit in accordance with Section 14.18.180 of the Protected Trees Ordinance. Sincerely, Gary Chao Assistant Director of Community Development City of Cupertino CC:Home of Christ Church,Attn:Jack Yuan,10420 Bubb Rd,Cupertino Ca 95014 Apple,Inc.Re:Bubb 14 Sitework,l Infinite Loop,Cupertino Ca 95014 � Arba'r ell. _�« . . . t ��. � � . January 14, 2014 Bubb 14 Tree Inventory 10420 Bubb Road Cupertino, California Prepared for: Apple I nc. Prepared by: Samuel Oakley ISA Certified Arborist WE-9474A .�� AY � s Zoi¢ nx ;�.�..� , . ��^�,.� 7Y-�0��-�5 �.,.�... ..:;s_�1 ::i.,a:Gi9 r 7`� `1'f. . .�..s ....�. ._ :�...._.... ...._�.��....�.�...�..� 1 a ,i � .Arbo'r ell. „ ... ,a�>",.at L.a�,nS,:,,�r�erflent January 14, 2014 Table of Contents Title i Table of Contents ii Summary 1 Introduction 1 Assignment & Scope 1 Method 2 Tree Count & Composition 2 Suitability for Preservation 3 Discussion 5 Assumptions & Limiting Conditions 8 Exhibit 1 — Figures & Tables 9 Exhibit 2 — Inventory Matrix 15 Exhibit 3 — Inventory Map 16 ii � Samuel Oakley,WE-9474A �rbor ��1 Apple, Inc.—Bubb 14 Tree Assessment -�_ 1/14/2014 1 Summary Apple is preparing to implement capital improvements at the Bubb 14 campus and performed an assessment of all trees on the campus. The tree assessment consisted of thirty-eight(38) trees. All 38 trees are considered protected trees pursuant to Section 14.18.035 of the City of Cupertino's Municipal Code. Twenty-four (24) trees are not suitable for preservation and are recommended for removal. Fourteen(14) individuals are suitable for preservation. Introduction Arborwell was retained to inventory and assess all trees on the property of 10420 Bubb Road in Cupertino, CA(see Figure 1 of Exhibit 1). The inventory of all trees on the property was performed on January 3, 2014 and updated on January 14, 2014. The inventory is in preparation for proposed capital improvements. Included in this report are figures and tables referenced in the report(Exhibit 1), the inventory spreadsheet with tree numbering(Exhibit 2), and site map (Exhibit 3). Assignment & Scope This report intends to describe the state of the trees on the Bubb 14 properiy as observed on the date of the inventory. Data collected per individual tree for the inventory are as follows: tree number,scientific name,common name,diameter at fifty-four inches(54")above grade, crown height, crown spread, condition percentage, action, and any observational notes (see Exhibit 2). Each of the identified trees was mapped by using a combination of differential global position systems and geographic information systems. Of the data collected in the field, health and structure were combined to give each tree a condition rating, expressed as a percentage. The health of the tree is determined by its current size versus approximate install date, canopy density, coloration, the appearance of any abnormalities or deficiencies and the overall health of the trunk,crown,and visible roots. The structure of the tree was evaluated based on the tree's natural,expected growth habit and form versus current growth habit, as well as the tree's inherent and exhibited structural integrity and deficiencies. Health and condition are subjective and species-dependent. Note that the recommendations in this report are based on visual inspection on the above- ground parts of the tree at the time of the site visit. No soil was removed for below-grade inspection and no aerial inspection was performed. Information in this letter may warrant further investigation as site conditions change over time. d 3: �t , 1-�; s .�� %t', 1�°,, � ;; f ,��, � .,�,��r.. t. t� .� f��. ;r;:a OFFicE: (888)969-8733 . ,�Y , � � �; ,2��. � :_ ,�..,1 >;;�. _�., , ,. .,r,� �5�tr�� f��: (510)881-5208 ' WWW.ARBORWELLCOM .;.f,�i '��'�'._, . , '`� . "�,1 ., �r �r�i�' _ � Samuel Oakley,WE-9474A �rbor ell Apple, Inc.—Bubb 14 Tree Assessment ,�-�>< <� •=<.�� 1/14/2014 2 Method The specific tasks performed are as follows: • identify and physically tag the trees on-site; • measure the diameter of the individual at fifty-four inches (54") above grade, rounded to the nearest inch; • estimate crown height and canopy spread; • determine the individual's health and structural integrity and assign a condition rating; • note any significant defects,health issues, or other observational notes; • recommend action; • prepare a written report that presents findings and submit the report via email as a PDF document. Tree Count & Composition During the site visits, a total of thirty-eight (38) trees were quantified on-site. Of the 38 individuals observed on the property, there were ten (10) species (see Tables 1 and 2 of Exhibit 1). Pursuant to Section 14.18.035 of the City of Cupertino's Municipal Code, all individuals are considered protected. Twenty-four(24) trees are recommended for removal based on poor suitability for preservation. Fourteen(14) trees are suitable for preservation. Prior to my January 15, 2014 site inspection for the survey update, Tree #33, a dead coast live oak, had been removed and subsequently, I removed it from this report. Specific comments on individual performance are given in the Comments column of the Inventory Matrix (Exhibit 2). ��s�� . �� .,� �� 7 OFFiCE: (888)969-8733 ,��r�3 fi.t°�t ��. �t� . � 5:,�a s�� #��lr�� r�,t��,� (n��%� .,::1 F"ax: (510)881-5208 1;;7- ';:> `. �:�'t�C:.l,, �t;,.,. , �., �:��:�.,:.i, 3`a 1�iL WWW.ARBORWELLCOM ,.:�>"3 i ib?!a ,-;'�.�i�<, ��'�� t',, �n�v �v� '.°r?�31�i(��1 � Samuel Oakley,WE-9474A ��b0� ell Apple, Inc.—Bubb 14 Tree Assessment � 1/14/2014 3 Suitability for Preservation Each of the Protected Trees has been assigned a condition percentage from 0%to 100%(0% to 20% _ "very poor;" 21% to 40% _ "poor;" 41% to 60% _ "moderate;" 61% to 80% _ "good;" 81%to 100%_"excellent"). Condition rating percentages are combined with other criteria and considerations (see below) to identify the overall value of an existing tree on- site and it's suitability for preservation. See Table 3 for a list of suitable candidates for preservation. Preservation Criteria & Considerations The following criteria and considerations were used to determine suitability for preservation: • size/vigor • functional value (shading, screening, etc.) • condition rating • location appropriate • climate adapted • water demand • aesthetic value • long term maintenance • hazard pre-disposition, signs, and symptoms • infrastructure damage observed and/or anticipated • competition and overcrowding with other desired shrubs and trees to be preserved • anticipated length of lifespan Condition Rating Categories Excellent: Exemplary health and structure for species. No individuals were identified as in excellent condition. Good: Some minor deficiencies noted in health and/or structure,with potential for corrective measures to be performed to improve upon condition(including but not limited to fertilizer, pruning, and chemical applications). Six(6)individuals were identified as in good condition and were identified for preservation. • Suitability for Preservation: 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 1 i�s�I ' ; t ��.i if 1� f�f?£�F f4`�s ;'a�,3 r . :�E ��.'_.�r a,., ,�� ; r'��r��,�� f.;��, ,�,'�ft:��,:> OFF�CE: (888)969-8733 F�Ax: (510)881-5208 �r:.I� r_�. � �R:. , , , � _ r,,1�� }�?�� .t (` 1 WWW.ARBORWELL.COM � , i f� �}4'!��., i .�t;...:' d !�\ k/1'.,��1:, , ;4�k?��{/�� Samuel Oakley,WE-9474A Arbor ell Apple, Inc.—Bubb 14 Tree Assessment -;f�,� r -��< - 1/14/2014 4 Moderate: Higher level and/or incidence of deficiencies noted in health and/or structure, including possible hazardous conditions signs and symptoms observed, with higher corrective measures and input required to improve condition and where applicable,mitigate hazard. Four (4) individuals were identified for removal and six (6) individuals were identified for preservation. • Suitability for Preservation: 6, 7, 8, 9, 16, 39 Poor: Significant deficiencies noted in health and/or structure, some irreversible, and may include hazardous condition signs and symptoms observed requiring corrective action. Twenty(20) individuals were identified for removal and two(2) individuals were identified for preservation. • Suitability for Preservation: 18, 19 Very Poor: Includes any of or combination of the following:very low canopy density,major disease signs and symptoms,dying or dead trees,imminent,irreversible hazardous condition present. One(1) dead individual was identified for removal during the January 3,2014 and had been subsequently removed prior to the January 14, 2014 survey update. ?x 3 r°/�1 r; 2 C�.',t #i r r.�'v � C��`;�/�i�'� b'��a 3<��,t r� �y -7��.�,ua�� ;F��e��;tv C��',;�'sf,� OFF�CE: (888)969-8733 F,vc: (510)881-5208 ��:11� -a� �� ;�e€,��.,, �t,3�, ��.�, .r<;,'.t�r�`:71�d_ WWW.ARBORWELL.COM ,`i�.��i I �,^��, ,x t�.r `," r"-�, 3��;�t� , ,Ct�`}1'�E�;�; � Samuel Oakley,WE-9474A L"��bQr�vell Apple, Inc.—Bubb 14 Tree Assessment > -� 5 � �z � 1/14/2014 5 Discussion The Bubb 14 property is an older commercial site that has a diverse group of tree species, having broadleaf-evergreens, conifers, and deciduous trees. Though there is evidence of recent pruning and tree maintenance, the on-site trees, in general, are declining due to deferred maintenance. Heavy compaction during the initial tree installation is likely the culprit for much of the decline exhibited in the onsite trees. Many of the trees on site have been topped and exhibit poor structure. Several individuals are planted in shallow planter beds directly below the building's eve, a poor planting location due to the potential for the tree to outgrow its space. Many of the redwood individuals are exhibiting external stress, likely caused by insufficient irrigation or using reclaimed water as irrigation. Human activity is often the cause of most problems that trees experience. For example, improper planting and pruning of trees, as well as poor care, will often lead to exhibited stress. Applying too much or too little water, especially after planting, may injure roots. Over application of fertilizer can also lead to root injury, or rapid but weak growth, that makes the tree prone to certain insect pests and plant diseases. Mechanical injuries from lawn mowers and weed trimmers can damage tree bark and create the opportunity for invasion by certain disease organisms. Excessive foot or vehicular traffic around trees can destroy the structure of soil leading to compaction of that soil. Compaction reduces the level of oxygen in soil, slows the penetration of water, and hinders the development of roots. Other consequences of human activity, especially air pollution, are a little more difficult to assess and to prevent. From our observations, we have recommended several trees for removal. Along with the removals, we recommended a full soil renovation throughout the entirety of the perimeter and building planters, including rototilling all soil to a depth of eighteen inches (18") and the addition of soil amendments into the root zone. This will encourage deeper rooting, vigorous growth, better performance, and, as a result, less potential for tree mortality. Mulch should be applied and irrigation upgrades should be installed. Selected trees were recommended for removal for the following reasons: Bottle Brush Two (2) individuals were selected for removal: • One (1) individual exhibited a severe lean towards the courtyard gathering area and encroaches on the available space of the aforementioned area. • One (1) individual selected for removal is a multi-stemmed, shrub-like tree of little value, exhibiting poor structure. �� nv �,�r:�� 1'�{,'� �r��f,��Sr�� F��.,�;i, PE�t;;rvt�t� .C.?t�;., _s�f�t.�E��; � OFFicE: (888)969-8733 F-ax: (510)881-5208 ;r ;t� r:- i ;".., 42;ti� {ri+ ,�'.�, �`>,;:� WWW.ARBORWELL.COM f`;,�`� 1,'s ., G�,: 4" A a.�� ;v?��„ '".1�, ��`��E��3 � Samuel Oakley,WE-9474A �rbor�vell Apple, Inc.—Bubb 14 Tree Assessment > � _ � 1/14/2014 6 Chinese Elm One (1) individual has been selected for removal: • A codominant trunk increase the likelihood of failure and is a safety concern. Coast Live Oak One (1) individual has been selected for removal: • The oak individual selected for removal is a multi-stemmed, volunteer of little value (Tree 12), exhibiting poor structure. Coast Redwood Seven(7) individuals have been selected for removal: • The redwood individuals selected for removal have extremely low canopy density due to water-stress possible cause by under-watering or using reclaimed water as irrigation(note: though candidates for removal,proper irrigation will extend the on- site longevity of this species). Crape Myrtle Three (3) individuals have been selected for removal: • The crape myrtle individuals are have outgrown their vertical growing space due to being planted directly beneath the building eve. Eastern Redbud One (1) individual has been selected for removal: • This tree has excessively poor structure due to being topped in the past. Silk Tree Two (2) individuals have been selected for removal: • The excessively poor structure of these individuals is likely a result of being over pruned in the past. z��z�n�n:�� .nv f��;��.,C��4�a�5 OFFiCE: (888)969-8733 �9�3 Ea�tl�<�t��ca € €��sac;. �ed�;�c��t' City ��1��`3�'JEsS F�AX: (510)881-5208 ;2(31 F -zC� �rt�....ft�:1,,, �:�'�,�.r �._C'_ �,:��t�:.,r.��,35Ir1� ;;i��E.;�tli ��ra Il�..� `,�, �i,S;�: ?�#i 1,��.';a,CA�3�';E�� WWW.ARBORWELLCOM � Samuel Oakley,WE-9474A �rbor`vell Apple, Inc.—Bubb 14 Tree Assessment •�� - � �� 1/14/2014 7 • The trees have outgrown their growing space due to being constricted within a small, elevated planter box. Sweetg u m Six(6) individuals have been selected for removal: • The selected individuals have had years of topping and poor heading-cuts. • These trees are in serious health/structural decline. • Root damage has increased the potential for whole-tree failure. • This is a very water-needy, shallow rooted tree species and their seedpods present a slip hazard. White Birch Three(3) individuals have been selected for removal: • These individuals have experienced years of topping and poor heading-cuts. • These trees are declining in health. • Exhibiting poor structure due to codominant leaders and are a safety concern. All recommendations are to be performed to the American National Standards Institute (ANSI)A300 Standards for Tree Care Operations. In addition,ANSI Z133.1 Standards and Safety Requirements for Arboriculture Operations are to be explicitly followed. ANSI A300 and Z 133.1 standards are the generally accepted industry standards for tree care practices and safety procedures. ANSI A300 standards unify and take authoritative precedence over all previously existing tree care industry standards and guidelines. ��z��,,. , �.; ,� ,; c�< � ,�r, „� . � OFF�cE: (888)969-8733 "t.f r�.3Gi ��,la 1P ,E'�. 1(� ff ;?Sr3 �t `,_�.'� ,l�`�{�r�C;:� _ Fax: (510)881 5208 ;r�',7= �:.i ;�t:r �, ?t'�� _. ,,�;,C,�`,�3��=�z WWW.ARBORWELL.COM �')_�`�f� I`vf;„ . A,��.,r �� . , 7'.�_�.�?, �_fl��I�7(,.,: � Samuel Oakley,WE-9474A �rbor�vell Apple, Inc.—Bubb 14 Tree Assessment �, , 1/14/2014 8 Assumptions & Limiting Conditions While trees vary in their tolerance to changed conditions, disruption in any form of the environment to which the trees have grown accustomed may result in adverse reaction. Human activity among and near trees is inherently contrary to tree welfare and there are inherent risks associated. The following are limitations to this report: • All information presented herein covers only the trees examined at the area of inspection, and reflects the condition observed of said tree at the time of inspection. • Observations were performed visually without probing, dissecting, coring, or excavation,unless noted above,and in no way shall the observer be held responsible for any defects that could have only been discovered by performing said services in specific area(s)where a defect was located. • No guarantee or warranty is made, expressed or implied, that defects of the trees inspected may not arise in the future. • No assurance can be offered that if the recommendation and precautionary measure are accepted and followed,that the desired result may be attained. • No responsibility is assumed for the methods used by any person or company executing the recommendations provided in this report. • The information provided herein represents an opinion,and in no way is the reporting of a specified finding, conclusion, or value based on the retainer. • This report is proprietary to Arborwell, and may not be reproduced in whole or part without written consent. This report has been prepared exclusively for use of the parties to which it has been submitted. • Should any part of this report be altered, damaged, corrupted, or lost the entire evaluation shall be invalid. �_s�e�. �� ,r � ,,..� � .��n� ��.�� L��a� E �tx� ��, ,r� n ,�t:, `��.�;�n��r�t��;! i,� t;? �"3r. .y�: OFFICE: (888)969-8733 F=ax: (510)881-5208 �1:)1 E r �(t:.� , ;,,.. ,� ,,, ',�� x"�7.e �� . WWW.ARBORWELL.COM !.�.i��3(.,i1tt��. .'.;n,,. �y' t_i �r ti'� il'1^ '.e� 3ftiE`f „�,�.` Samuel Oakley, WE-9474A ��” ��"`�� Apple, Inc.—Bubb 14 Tree Assessment 1/14/2014 9 Supporting Materials Exhibit 1 — Figures & Tables ., .., ,�, - � �—'—�—'t,�p{s+--^^—..� �� r � . �r' .. .�� '� �r�i .�^ �..�.a � �l�t73 g�u ��* . y"`r ,°*',�` "'t `�i s.:� ,rr.� . , , `; „""� � ,- �� ' �� ., `� .,� �r�' `' µ � w" g` ` r'' « Q� � 4r,. . _ � ��-r :. 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Bottle Brush Callistemon cifrinus 2 2 0 Chinese Elm Ulmus parvifolia 1 1 0 Coast Live Oak Quercus agrifolia 6 1 5 Coast Redwood Sequoia sempervirens 13 5 8 Crape Myrtfe Lagerstroemia indica 3 3 0 Eastern Redbud Cercis canadensis 1 1 0 Jelecote Pine Pinus patula 1 0 1 Silk Tree Albizia julibrissin 2 2 0 Sweetgum Liquidambar sfyraciflua 6 6 0 White Birch Befula pendula 3 3 0 Totals 10 38 24 14 ;�. �� , �; �, �. 1993 East Bayshore Road, Redwood City,�A 94063 OF�icE: (888)969-8733 3207 F(TZGERAI.C�RCJ�1D,RANeHO CC7RC�OVA,�A�5742 FAx: (510)881-5208 WWW.ARBORWELL.COM 1039 E.M�ss�o�AvE=.S�rF�A,S�rv M�;�cos,CA 92C��;� .'�.,l� Samuel Oakley,WE-9474A ��r�ar��vell Apple, Inc.—Bubb 14 Tree Assessment 1/14/2014 10 RELATIVE PERCENTAf�E OF ON-SiTE SPECIES 1�l�P N 1z,.,#� . , 1 'S({' . .} . ,,,n,!;,. �,�,.'�/�. . , & v✓ ec �� £� x � � � �� x �, ri � ��, �, �� "p f� �;- �5� �;; �, ��,�� s�� ,,:, Nlyli�l'a��d��1'IfR IeV�^�'��„ x /isi r i �iii � ��`'�� , I, W�' �' SC � ��yN. __ ,r ��%� �'�� _ e ! 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