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7/4- <br />0 Develop a comprehensive management plan See previous comment <br />O Resolution of conflicts between trees and structures See previous comment <br />O Help for citizens performing tree maintenance Website list of MV licensed contractors with arborists, <br />city forester/arborist, tree maintenance professional resource links on website. <br />O Topping prohibited We can control on public lands, but private may not be in scope. Overhead power <br />line trimming may require topping. <br />O Planting requirements We can control on public lands, but private may not be in scope. <br />O Harming public trees forbidden Create or Add to ordinance? <br />O Situations which are declared to be public nuisances Disease tree chap 605, New invasive species chap, <br />Managing Trees/Brush on City Property SOG <br />O Abatement of hazards and public nuisances Disease tree chap 605, New invasive species chap, <br />Managing Trees/Brush on City Property SOG <br />O Licensing of private tree care firms DONE <br />O Permit required for activities that may damage city owned trees See previous comment <br />O Permit required for activities that may damage protected private trees See previous comment <br />O Conservation of forest and woodland resources during development See previous comment <br />Evaluation methods <br />Progress toward this goal can be evaluated by assessing tree health over time through ground surveys or by <br />record keeping. Community tree inventories that include health ratings may contain all of the data necessary <br />Commented [JK111: Creating and maintaining an <br />inventory would be a huge effort. However, could <br />for evaluating progress toward this goal. Otherwise, sample plots can be established to obtain data on tree <br />quantitatively record city diseased trees removal and <br />replacement. <br />health and/or improper or prohibited cultural practices. For example, jurisdictions that prohibit topping might <br />survey specifically to determine the incidence of this particular problem. For certain health problems affecting <br />large areas with many trees, remote sensing methods (e.g., color infrared photos, multispectral satellite <br />imagery) may be useful. <br />