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A3.0 Arborist Report 1
;Comrrltnit Development Department ' `` 't�i�r1�I�iI�9D3ivis� Ti ,el�rlr�©ST LAL�SCAPE �I�ITEACE CQMP� Y CuPERTInQ APPR`9VI�IpNEY DRIVE SAN DOSE, CALIFORNIA 95112 (408) 298-4720 FAX(408)298-176i Case # TR-2021-015 Application Number(s) Approval 13Mj PCSlPr'ONV/ Staff Approva I Date 06/07/21 Signature Cupagk,&�Rree HOA C/O CommiwiWAa-g ugement Services, Inc. 1935 Dry Creek Road, Suite 203 Campbell, CA 95008 Re: 21079 Red Fir Court-Monterey Pine (Pinus radiata) Problem More than 50% of the Pine needles have all turned brown. Observations o Trunk Circumference 113" (CBH). o Tree in severe decline. At least 60% of upper canopy is dead. o Appears to be infested with bark beetles. Discussion o There are no known effective chemical or biological control. o Dead limbs, as they decay over time, loose structural strength and integrity. o Dead limbs have a high potential for failure. o Dead limbs pose a fire hazard. o Should tree or parts of tree fail, the most likely targets would be the Association's common area sidewalk, street, or nearby Townhome. Conclusion o This tree has the potential to fail and if it does, may cause serious property damage or personal injury. o This tree should be considered hazardous. Recommendation Removal. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, i WU&4 WC-5728A Warren Nakamura "Evaluation of Hazard Trees in Urban Areas", Mathany and Clark, International Society of Arboriculture, 1994. "Pest Notes: Bark Beetles", University of California,Agriculture and Natural Resources publication,#7421.