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Parks, waterfronts, climate work, trees, open space, and environmental protections.
A title sheet for the True North Project was presented, showing building sections, elevations, and tree protection specifications.
A trunk protection measure is included in the project documents.
The item outlines required 6‑foot chain‑link fencing and signage to protect tree root zones during construction.
Critical root zones (CRZ) and structural root zones (SRZ) were estimated for each tree.
The survey reports six trees should be retained for long-term preservation.
The agenda includes a public hearing to remove a poor non-heritage Privet tree on site.
The agenda includes a public hearing to remove a poor non-heritage Cypress tree on site.
Eleven trees were assessed, covering eight different species.
Evaluations were based on ground observations only; no soil or tissue testing was performed.
Critical root zone (CRZ) measurements are estimates and may not reflect actual field dimensions.
The agenda item details a unit cost of $57.00 per square inch, a basic cost of $10,067.63, and various depreciation percentages for a tree removal project.
The agenda item provides a cost estimate of $180.00 for a tree at 351 McKendry Ave, with a unit cost of $57.00 per square inch.
Arborist monitoring is required whenever work occurs within the drip line of retained trees.
The agenda item lists tree diameter limitations and associated cost calculations.
Davey Resource Group conducted a tree inventory for 351 McKendry Ave.
The tree evaluation was based on ground observations without soil or tissue testing.
Arborist monitoring is required during construction within drip lines of significant trees.
Critical root zone (CRZ) measurements are estimates and may not reflect actual dimensions.
Arborist monitoring is required whenever work occurs within the drip line of retained trees.
Critical root zone (CRZ) measurements are estimates and may not reflect actual field dimensions.
The survey recommends retaining 6 trees whose condition warrants long‑term preservation.
The calculation shows a unit cost of $57.00/in², a basic cost of $10,067.63, and depreciation factors of 40% external, 70% functional, and 40% condition.
A public hearing will present a cost estimate for trees at 351 McKendry Avenue, including unit cost per square inch.
A public hearing will consider retaining non-heritage trees that are in fair condition on the project site.
