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8) *Black locus, Robinia pseudoacacia, 12 "x45'. Retain. Healthy tree with no noted concerns, but may be
<br />removed for same reasons as above.
<br />9) *Black locus, Robinia pseudoacacia, 12 "x45'. Retain. Healthy tree, with no noted structural defects and
<br />vigorous canopy growth. In the unlikely event of failure, neighboring tree and proposed plantings would greatly
<br />reduce the possibility of the tree impacting a target.
<br />10) *Black locus, Robinia pseudoacacia, 8 "x2x45'. Retain. No noted structural defects or concerns, enjoying
<br />protection from wind stresses with other trees in cluster. Orientation further downhill makes impact of target on
<br />playfield extremely unlikely in event of failure.
<br />11) *Black locus, Robinia pseudoacacia, 11 "x45'. Retain. No noted structural defects or concerns. Mild
<br />phototropism with self corrected top typical of species and growth conditions.
<br />12) *Black locus, Robinia pseudoacacia, 12 "x50'. Retain. Slight tropism with self corrected top, and no noted
<br />concerns.
<br />13) *Black locus, Robinia pseudoacacia, 12 "x50'. Retain. Healthy canopy and branch structure with no noted
<br />structural defects or concerns. The position of the tree further down the slope gives it similar protection to wind
<br />forces as other trees in this group.
<br />14) *Black locus, Robinia pseudoacacia, 6 "x40'. Retain. Tropism away from playfield with no noted structural
<br />concerns or defects.
<br />15) *Lombardi Poplar, Populus nigra, 12 "x55'. Retain. Very small and young tree with fastigate growth habit. No
<br />broken, or dead branches, and no evidence of historical failure in canopy.
<br />16) *Bitter cherry, Prunus emarginata, 14 "x35'. Retain. Trunk and lower canopy heavily obscured by ivy and
<br />blackberries, who is healthy crown and favorable Branch structure, with mild tropism away from play field.
<br />17) *Willow species, Salix, 12 "x20'. Remove. Multiple dead scaffold branches with poor form and previous
<br />historical breakages.
<br />18) *Bitter cherry, Prunus emarginata, 8 "x20'. Remove to improve conditions for proposed plantings.
<br />19) *Alder, Alnus rubrum, 12 "x20. Remove. Tree has 50% dead branches, and dead top.
<br />20) *Willow, Salix species, 14 "x24'. Remove. Multiple dead apical stems, and poor growth structure.
<br />21) *Cottonwood, Populus trichocarpa, 16 "x42'. Retain. Located on steep slope. Tree exhibits favorable growth
<br />structure, with no evidence of historical breakage in canopy. Mild tropism downhill, with prevailing wind forces
<br />flowing away from target of playfield, and into greenbelt.
<br />22) *Bitter cherry, Prunus emarginata, 12 "x40'. Retain. Tree is located on steep slope. Healthy canopy with no
<br />notable concerns, or evidence of previous breakage. In the event of whole or partial failure the tree would likely go
<br />down the hill with gravity and prevailing wind forces, away from play field.
<br />23) *Willow, Salix species, 10 "x20'. Remove. Smaller tree with multiple dead parts and poor growth structure.
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