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Hendricks Park Trees Proposed for Removal <br /> Compiled Group Evaluations <br /> August 27, 1997 <br /> Tree No: 24 <br /> Comments: Some decay, not as bad as some others, wait on this one, keep an eye on it, 110 yrs <br /> old, monitor; Looks rather vigorous to me, it's lee position during winter storms is a concern; <br /> Risk factor: leans towards target (house), decay at base of tree; <br /> Recommend Removal: 2 Oppose Removal: 4 Monitor Closely: 5 <br /> Tree No: 25 <br /> Comments: Visible conk, some sigmoid shape to entire tree, still looks vigorous, plenty of crown <br /> dominant crown position; Stem not severe, infectious to other trees; <br /> Recommend Removal: 2 Oppose Removal: 5 Monitor Closely: 4 <br /> Tree No: 28 <br /> Comments: Top is flagging, tree is dying, leave part as wildlife habitat; proximity to <br /> rd/shelter /parking lot makes it a hazard to falling limbs after death and eventual decomposition, <br /> recommend removal ONLY of the portion above 40' after it dies; Top is flagging, a lot of rot on <br /> road side at base, losing its crown, a dying tree; Recommend topping the tree with a tall snag left <br /> to remain for wildlife habitat; Leave snag for wildlife habitat; Designate as wildlife and remove <br /> limbs only. <br /> Recommend (at least partial) Removal: 10 Oppose Removal: 1 Monitor Closely: <br /> Tree No: 53 <br /> Comments: Very thin, has a lean, suppressed tree, possible removal; This tree does lean toward <br /> SW corner of the shelter, it would have been dead in normal unaffected canopy; Leave snag for <br /> wildlife; <br /> Recommend Removal: 9 Oppose Removal: 1 Monitor Closely: 1 <br /> Tree No: 46 <br />