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PB &R Commission Agenda
Item No. �
October 7, 2003
TO: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission
FROM: Parks and Trees Maintenance Superintendent
SUBJECT: Parks and Trees Divisions Activities Report
Park Division Activities
1. Park Maintenance staff is coordinating with the Recreation and Senior Services
and Public Works Departments regarding the play area renovations at Cliff
Drive, San Miguel, Channel Place, Bonita Creek and Grant Howald Parks.
• 2. Staff is working with Recreation and Senior Services and the Public Works
Departments relative to the new Mariners library and the anticipated impacts
to Mariners Park.
3. The Irvine Avenue Median Phase II Improvement Project has commenced. This
project provides for new irrigation, plantings and stamped concrete on the
medians from Dover Drive to Holiday Road.
4. Staff continues coordinating with the Public Works Department for the
Jamboree Road Improvement Project between Bison Avenue and University
Drive, to assure that the median landscape is protected and repaired as needed.
Upcoming Activities for October
1. The planting of replacement shrubs and ground covers will continue Citywide.
2. Staff is finalizing the Arches Mitigation Site in the Big Canyon area.
3. Staff will continue coordinating the annual control of rodents with contract
services in City parks.
•
Tree Division Activities
• During the month of September, 1470 trees were trimmed, 24 trees were planted, 2 trees
were removed (claim related and hazardous, which were approved by the City Manager)
and 4 emergency tree calls were responded to. The Urban Forester received 173 tree
maintenance requests, which is 266% higher than last year as this time.
1. The City's tree trimming contractor, West Coast Arborist, is currently trimming trees
within the Balboa Peninsula, Eastbluff, and Harbor View areas as well as trimming
trees throughout the City as part of the annual tree trimming program prior to winter
storms.
2. The Urban Forester coordinated the Citywide Sidewalk Replacement Program with
the Concrete Maintenance Supervisor and a Public Works Inspector. This work
involved the Urban Forester inspecting City street trees as related to sidewalk
repairs.
3. The attached Fiscal Year 2002 -2003 Highlights and updated Urban Forestry
Program brochure summarizes the City's Urban Forestry Program. The reports will
be made available to the public and are also on the City website.
4. The attached Fiscal Year 2003 -2004 Tree Activity Report summarizes requests and
. field activities performed during the past three months.
W es ectfully,
a o G. Lomeli
Parks and Trees Maintenance Superintendent
Attachment: Tree Activity Report 2003- 2004
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NEWPORT BEACH
Fiscal Year Highlights
The City of Newport Beach and West
Coast Arborists have been working to -'
gether since 1994. Regular tree mainte-
nance is designed to promote the urban
forest health, maintain vigor, and reduce
spending on service requests outside of
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air quality, and are aesthetically appeal-
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tify problematic trees before they be-
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sands of dollars over the long -term and
reducing the potential risk of liability.
Throughout the past fiscal year, West
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in accordance with the 2002 -2003 fiscal
year contract. In addition to the prun-
West Coast Arborists' crews working in the City
ing, there were 65 tree and stump re-
movals and 290 trees were planted
nology. The tree inventory information
throughout the City. West Coast Ar-
can be layered among other infrastruc-
borists also completed the City's tree
ture assets within geographical informa-
inventory of over 34,000 sites by utiliz-
tion systems (GIS) for improved record
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keeping of City assets.
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perior and safe operations on a 7- day /24 -hour basis.
Our corporate Values include listening to our Customers and improving our
services to meet Cities', present and future, needs. We are committed to pro-
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portive of our outstanding and diverse WCA Team, and provides and seeks
frequent feedback from our Customers.
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rthom]2son@wcainc.com
SUPERVISOR ChuchWorking 800 - 521 -3714 extension 319
714 - 920 -0413 cell
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The City of Newport Beach and West
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gether since 1994. Regular tree mainte-
nance is designed to promote the urban
forest health, maintain vigor, and reduce
spending on service requests outside of
the regular maintenance cycle. Healthy
trees increase property values, improve
air quality, and are aesthetically appeal-
ing. A regular trimming cycle can iden-
tify problematic trees before they be-
come hazardous, saving the City thou-
sands of dollars over the long -term and
reducing the potential risk of liability.
Throughout the past fiscal year, West
Coast Arborists pruned over 9,600 trees
in accordance with the 2002 -2003 fiscal
year contract. In addition to the prun-
ing, there were 65 tree and stump re-
movals and 290 trees were planted
throughout the City. West Coast Ar-
borists also completed the City's tree
inventory of over 34,000 sites by utiliz-
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2002 -2003 Tree Maintenance Recap
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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH - ANNUAL TREE MAINTENANCE HIGHLIGHT REPORT 2002 -2003
Species Frequency Report
TOP TEN SPECIES PRUNED FY 2002 -2003
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satisfaction in every respect, by empowering our trained people, by leading
the industry in state of the art urban tree care services, and by performing su-
perior and safe operations on a 7- day /24 -hour basis.
Our corporate Values include listening to our Customers and improving our
services to meet Cities', present and future, needs. We are committed to pro-
viding superior performance and are accountable for our actions and results.
Our leadership sets clear goals and expectations for the organization, is sup-
portive of our outstanding and diverse WCA Team, and provides and seeks
frequent feedback from our Customers.
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WlA t'o Contact at WCA regarding customer service for the City of Newport Beach
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rthomnson@wcainc.com
SUPERVISOR Chuck Working
714 - 920 -0413 cell
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES Valerie Rodriguez
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