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Environmental Planning, Design and Management « Landscape Architecture

March 25, 1985

Mr. Bram Hoogendoorn
Parks Superintendent
City of Port Coquitlam
2272 McCallister

Port Coquitiam, B.C,
V3C 2A8

Re: Hazardous Trees Adjacent to the Port Coquitiam Nature Reserve

Dear Mr. Hoogendoorn,

Further to our site meeting on March 25, 1985 regarding hazardous trees

adjacent to the Port Coquitlam Nature Reserve, the following report is
submitted.

The consultant Was asked to rey
coniferous trees in the back~-lot a
Street in Port Coquitlam.

of 1983, and since t

trees and the direction of Tean,

All of the trees are in good health as assessed by visual] Inspection, but
their size, proximity to residences, location along the Yeading edge of
the forest, and direction of ] the trees hazardous. The
large White Pine e May 1983 inspection,
but has now shifted toward Lot 1089,

The following recommendations are made:

T. Remove the large White Pine as well as two larger trees next to it,
which are located behind Lot 1085. The adjacent trees are Western Red
Cedar and Douglas-fir,

Top one large Western Red Cedar located immediately behind Lot 1089,
A substantial Portion of the crown should be removed,

Top two additional trees that are leaning at an angle of greater than
to 15°,

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