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HAMMITT Bob <br /> From: MEDLIN Johnny R <br /> To: HAMMITT Bob <br /> Subject: FW: Dead and dying trees at Hendricks Park <br /> Date: Thursday, August 28, 1997 12:03PM <br /> FYI .... Johnny <br /> From: PLAMONDON Scott F <br /> To: ROBERT Michael J <br /> Cc: MEDLIN Johnny R <br /> Subject: RE: Dead and dying trees at Hendricks Park <br /> Date: Wednesday, August 27, 1997 9:07AM <br /> Michael, thanks for the note. I will put them on the list for future removals. Scott <br /> From: ROBERT Michael J <br /> To: PLAMONDON Scott F <br /> Cc: STANSFIELD Adrian E <br /> Subject: FW: Dead and dying trees at Hendricks Park <br /> Date: Tuesday, August 26, 1997 10:33AM <br /> Updated list: includes one additional fir ; Aug. 26, 1997 <br /> From: ROBERT Michael J <br /> To: PLAMONDON Scott F <br /> Cc: STANSFIELD Adrian E <br /> Subject: Dead and dying trees at Hendricks Park <br /> Date: Monday, August 25, 1997 1:06PM <br /> Scott, I have marked and flagged 10 fir trees at Hendricks <br /> Park. I recommend these 10 trees for your inspection and <br /> possible removal. There are an additional 3 fir trees I feel <br /> should be watch closely for flagging. I'll list and describe <br /> these trees and locations and will be glad to meet you for <br /> further inspection. <br /> 1,-12" d multi- topped fir at in intersection of Fairmount Blvd <br /> and the closed upper hill road in the park; the tree has lost <br /> most all its needles <br /> 1, —24" d fir has a major lean and uprooted soil at the base; <br /> You have examined this tree previously. It is located in the <br /> picnic area <br /> 1, —40" d fir near the intersection of Parkside Dr. and Summit <br /> Ave. on the second terrace up from the bottom of the Rhodo <br /> garden. This tree has lost nearly all of its needles in a <br /> typical pattern and typical timing of bark beetle infest. <br /> 1, —24" d fir , dead, along the Summit Ave path about 1/2 way <br /> up the hill; sawdust evidence of bark beetle. <br /> 1, —30" d fir, dead, below the Trombert wall and above the previously described tree.. <br /> 3 additional firs in the near vicinity of the previous 2 trees <br /> show early evidence of bark beetle infest and some fruiting <br /> bodies of Phellinus pini. MONITOR . (These 3 trees are not <br /> marked or flagged.) <br /> 1, —50" d fir, half dead on Skyline Blvd, near lawn above the road. <br /> Page 1 <br />