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9.1 Set the tree on undisturbed solid ground in the center of the hole so that the <br /> upper surface of the root ball or trunk flare is slightly above the surrounding soil. <br /> 9.2 Set tree plumb, upright, and faced for best appearance. Prune to remove any <br /> broken branches. <br /> 9.3 Gently backfill the hole 1/2 full with original soil and flood hole with water to <br /> remove any air pockets. <br /> 9.4 Continue to backfill the hole and when completed thoroughly saturate the <br /> planting area with water to remove any remaining air pockets. <br /> 9.5 Apply 2 " -4" of mulch around tree. Maintain a mulch free area within 2 inches <br /> of trunk. <br /> 10. Watering Basin. Create a continuous 3" high raised berm around the hole to direct <br /> water to roots, remove the berm after one year. <br /> 11. Staking. Trees shall be planted and established with a straight trunk, perpendicular <br /> to the ground. This can be accomplished through proper planting and staking. <br /> 11.1 Stakes shall be one or two hardwood stakes driven firmly into the ground <br /> outside of the hole to prevent root damage. <br /> 11.2 Attach the tree to the stakes at knee height using nonbinding tree ties or tree <br /> ties that are at least 1" wide to prevent damage to the tree trunk. <br /> 11.3 Attach the ties to the tree in a manner that allows the tree to move but still be <br /> held firmly in place. This will help develop trunk taper and add strength to the tree. <br /> R 7.280 - E Establishment Standards. <br /> 1. Period. The establishment period for an original tree or replacement tree shall begin <br /> on the date that the tree is initially installed, or the date it is replaced, and extend for a three year <br /> period from that date. <br /> 2. Watering. During the establishment period, each tree shall receive 15 gallons of <br /> water per week during the growing season from April 15th through October 15th. Water shall be <br /> provided in a manner that allows penetration into the soil around the tree. <br /> 3. Staking. Stakes and ties shall be maintained during the establishment period in a safe <br /> and effective manner. Stakes and ties shall be removed after the first growing season or one year <br /> after installation. <br /> Street Tree Plan <br /> H: \02StreetTreePlan- FullRules.wpd <br />
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