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Street Trees

DavidRobinson — 2008-10-08 18:28:50

Correcting tree notice info.

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- In order to make changes to a City street tree you have to get permission and post a notice. The notice will provide information about a meeting where there will be a hearing to determine if the tree can be removed.	+ In order to make changes to a City street tree you have to get permission. If you request a tree removal, a notice will be posted providing information about the meeting where there will be a hearing to determine if the tree can be removed.

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DavidRobinson — 2008-10-08 18:26:08

Typo and grammar.

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- "The [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/ City of Davis Street Tree Program] officially began in ["1963"] with the establishment of the ["Tree Commission" Street Tree Committee]. Prior to 1963, developers were encouraged to plant a tree in the "parkway" in subdivisions which, in most cases, the City assumed as street trees. The purpose of the program initially was to provide shade and aesthetics for our community, which remains the primary concern. The program has contributed to the ["Property Values"] throughtout town.	+ "The [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/ City of Davis Street Tree Program] officially began in ["1963"] with the establishment of the ["Tree Commission" Street Tree Committee]. Prior to 1963, developers were encouraged to plant a tree in the "parkway" in subdivisions which, in most cases, the City assumed as street trees. The purpose of the program initially was to provide shade and aesthetics for our community, which remains the primary concern. The program has contributed to the ["property values"] throughout town.

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DonShor — 2008-06-14 16:17:13

street tree link

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- == Street Tree List == - \|\|'''Street'''\|\|'''Common Name'''\|\|'''Botanical Name'''\|\| - \|\|Whittier Drive\|\|European Hornbeam\|\|Carpinus betulus\|\| - \|\|Regis Drive\|\|Kentucky Coffee Tree (male clones)\|\|Gymnocladus dioica\|\|	+ The city's Street Tree List can be found at the City of Davis web site under Urban Forestry: + http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/master.cfm

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JasonAller — 2008-06-14 11:56:24

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- "The [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/ City of Davis Street Tree Program] officially began in 1963 with the establishment of the ["Tree Commission" Street Tree Committee]. Prior to 1963, developers were encouraged to plant a tree in the "parkway" in subdivisions which, in most cases, the City assumed as street trees. The purpose of the program initially was to provide shade and aesthetics for our community, which remains the primary concern. The program has contributed to the ["Property Values"] throughtout town.	+ "The [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/ City of Davis Street Tree Program] officially began in ["1963"] with the establishment of the ["Tree Commission" Street Tree Committee]. Prior to 1963, developers were encouraged to plant a tree in the "parkway" in subdivisions which, in most cases, the City assumed as street trees. The purpose of the program initially was to provide shade and aesthetics for our community, which remains the primary concern. The program has contributed to the ["Property Values"] throughtout town.

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JasonAller — 2005-07-29 18:16:18

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- [[Thumbnail(tree_lined.JPG, right, 300, "The effect of the Street Tree Program")]]	+ [[Image(tree_lined.JPG, "The effect of the Street Tree Program", 300, right, thumbnail)]]
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- "The [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/ City of Davis Street Tree Program] officially began in 1963 with the establishment of the ["Street Tree Commission" Street Tree Committee]. Prior to 1963, developers were encouraged to plant a tree in the "parkway" in subdivisions which, in most cases, the City assumed as street trees. The purpose of the program initially was to provide shade and aesthetics for our community, which remains the primary concern. The program has contributed to the ["Property Values"] throughtout town.	+ "The [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/ City of Davis Street Tree Program] officially began in 1963 with the establishment of the ["Tree Commission" Street Tree Committee]. Prior to 1963, developers were encouraged to plant a tree in the "parkway" in subdivisions which, in most cases, the City assumed as street trees. The purpose of the program initially was to provide shade and aesthetics for our community, which remains the primary concern. The program has contributed to the ["Property Values"] throughtout town.
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- [[Thumbnail(Tree_notice.JPG, right, "example tree removal notice")]]	+ [[Image(Tree_notice.JPG, "example tree removal notice", right, thumbnail)]]

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AlphaDog — 2005-05-26 14:01:36

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- The [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/ City of Davis Street Tree Program] officially began in 1963 with the establishment of the ["Street Tree Commission" Street Tree Committee]. Prior to 1963, developers were encouraged to plant a tree in the "parkway" in subdivisions which, in most cases, the City assumed as street trees. The purpose of the program initially was to provide shade and aesthetics for our community, which remains the primary concern. The program has contributed to the ["Property Values"] throughtout town.	+ ''The following is excerpted from the City of Davis [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/ website]''
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- Currently, the ["City of Davis" City] maintains about 13,000 street trees, and over 5,000 trees in parks and greenbelts. Maintenance includes everything from the original planting, to pruning, integrated pest management, replacement, and keeping current on the latest care and control methods. Street trees are now designated only after consideration of growth rates, required maintenance, size, and environment.	+ "The [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/ City of Davis Street Tree Program] officially began in 1963 with the establishment of the ["Street Tree Commission" Street Tree Committee]. Prior to 1963, developers were encouraged to plant a tree in the "parkway" in subdivisions which, in most cases, the City assumed as street trees. The purpose of the program initially was to provide shade and aesthetics for our community, which remains the primary concern. The program has contributed to the ["Property Values"] throughtout town.
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- In 1977, the City received national recognition for our Street Tree Program by the National Arbor Day Foundation. We have continued to received this annual award, and are known nationally as a ["Tree City USA"].	+ Currently, the ["City of Davis" City] maintains about 13,000 street trees, and over 5,000 trees in parks and greenbelts. Maintenance includes everything from the original planting, to pruning, integrated pest management, replacement, and keeping current on the latest care and control methods. Street trees are now designated only after consideration of growth rates, required maintenance, size, and environment. + + In 1977, the City received national recognition for our Street Tree Program by the National Arbor Day Foundation. We have continued to received this annual award, and are known nationally as a ["Tree City USA"]."

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JasonAller — 2005-05-13 20:34:31

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	+ + == Tree Removal Notices == + [[Thumbnail(Tree_notice.JPG, right, "example tree removal notice")]] + In order to make changes to a City street tree you have to get permission and post a notice. The notice will provide information about a meeting where there will be a hearing to determine if the tree can be removed.

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JasonAller — 2005-05-13 20:31:46

Upload of image Tree_notice.JPG.

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JasonAller — 2005-05-08 08:34:56

working toward discussion of property values

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	+ [[Thumbnail(tree_lined.JPG, right, 300, "The effect of the Street Tree Program")]] + + The [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/trees/ City of Davis Street Tree Program] officially began in 1963 with the establishment of the ["Street Tree Commission" Street Tree Committee]. Prior to 1963, developers were encouraged to plant a tree in the "parkway" in subdivisions which, in most cases, the City assumed as street trees. The purpose of the program initially was to provide shade and aesthetics for our community, which remains the primary concern. The program has contributed to the ["Property Values"] throughtout town. + + Currently, the ["City of Davis" City] maintains about 13,000 street trees, and over 5,000 trees in parks and greenbelts. Maintenance includes everything from the original planting, to pruning, integrated pest management, replacement, and keeping current on the latest care and control methods. Street trees are now designated only after consideration of growth rates, required maintenance, size, and environment. + + In 1977, the City received national recognition for our Street Tree Program by the National Arbor Day Foundation. We have continued to received this annual award, and are known nationally as a ["Tree City USA"]. + + == Street Tree List == + \|\|'''Street'''\|\|'''Common Name'''\|\|'''Botanical Name'''\|\| + \|\|Whittier Drive\|\|European Hornbeam\|\|Carpinus betulus\|\| + \|\|Regis Drive\|\|Kentucky Coffee Tree (male clones)\|\|Gymnocladus dioica\|\|

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JasonAller — 2005-05-08 08:21:51

Upload of image tree_lined.JPG.