Tree Planting. 1. Tree planting consists of the installation of nursery stock container or palm trees supplied by the Contractor.
Tree Planting. Tree planting generally involves hand planting nursery-grown tree seedlings directly into the soil, ensuring good contact between the soil and roots. Tree seedlings will be hand planted in even-aged management areas including landings during the first winter following completion of a THP. Planting will be postponed only if site preparation is necessary but cannot be completed prior to the planting season. The summer after initial planting, Green Diamond surveys planted areas to determine seedling survival rates and, where necessary to achieve desired stocking, will plant additional seedlings during the following winter. At age 2, a more detailed stocking survey will be done and, if necessary, additional trees are planted.
Tree Planting. Planting bald cypress trees in tubex tree shelters at the edge of the shoreline. In addition to the rip-rap, 1,200 trees were also planted in conjunction with this project. Survival rates of these trees are being tracked. Approximately, 800 Bald Cypress trees were planted at the waters edge with Tubex shelters. Planting of these trees has been an ongoing effort by the Commission. Past experience has shown first year rates to be very good, over 75 percent, but rates decline through year five. A reasonable expectation in the fifth year would be 50 percent. Established water willows. Water willows were transplanted from Beaver Dam State Park south of Carlinville, Illinois eight years ago with very positive results. The water willows have spread to several shallow water shorelines that would not have been high priority rip-rap areas. The trees planted in 2008 were purchased through the Macoupin County Soil and Water Conservation District, trees for 2009 were donated to the project. Approximately, 400 assorted hardwood trees were also planted as an ongoing reforesting project. These trees are planted in areas where adjoining landowners have cleared Commission property. Clearings were done without the Commissions approval. The Commissions active roll on the lake coupled with several letters has minimized additional clearings. This has proven to be an effective method to deter this type of encroachment. While measuring the reduction of sediment loading may be impossible, some areas have seen reduction in paths used by ATV’s. Maps detailing the location of trees planted is included with this report. Bald cypress trees approximately 6 years old. PROJECT REIMBURSEMENT Project Cost OLWC 40% IEPA 60% Agreement $394,316.00 $157,726.00 $236,590.00 Invoice # Total Match Invoiced # 1 8,773.07 3,509.23 5,263.84 # 2 24,694.02 9,877.61 14,816.41 # 3 25,090.01 10,036.00 15,054.01 # 4 26,245.50 10,498.20 15,747.30 # 5 25,848.49 10,339.40 15,509.09 2009-01 4,187.29 1,674.92 2,512.37 2009-02 12,370.68 4,948.27 7,422.41 2009-03 53,505.11 21,402.04 32,103.07 2009-04 39,231.00 15,692.40 23,538.60 2009-05 71,284.40 28,513.77 42,770.63 2009-06 28,912.39 11,564.96 17,347.43 2009-07 51,398.85 20,559.55 30,839.30 2009-08 27,424.21 13,758.67 13,665.54 TOTAL $398,965.02 $162,375.02 $236,590.00 EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED Shoreline area # 11 before rip-rap was laid. Stabilized shoreline from area # 11. Shoreline area # 10 before rip-rap was laid. Stabilized shoreline from area # 10. Shoreli...
Tree Planting. [For trees planted as part of the front yard landscaping shall be a minimum of 15 gallons in size.] All trees shall be planted and staked in accordance with Parks and Community Services Department standards. All parking lot trees shall be irrigated with a minimum of two deep watering tubes.
Tree Planting. Two tree planting events will be organized with relevant stakeholders, including the representative of FiA, FiAC , PDoE, local authorities, local communities and civil societies, to plant the saplings. 40 hectares of cleared flooded forest land that was illegally encroached for agriculture activity in Puok District of Siem Reap province will be planted.
Tree Planting. We will work with the farming community to encourage woodland creation on less productive land and through agro-forestry and ‘xxxxxx and edges’ approaches as part of the imperative of meeting net zero. This will include support for active farmers and landowners based in Wales through the sustainable farming scheme. We will work jointly with the expert group, alongside agricultural sector stakeholders, to explore ways of drawing investment for woodland creation that secures local ownership and control.
Tree Planting. 9.1 The Owner shall delineate the identified tree retention zones with a silt fence and not alter the grading without approval from the Town. All lots are to have one new tree planted in the front yard. All lots that do not have a suitable tree in the rear yard are to also have one new tree planted.
Tree Planting. Plant one tree, having a diameter of 2-1/2 inches at breast height at the time of planting, in the front yard of each lot in the development.
Tree Planting. The CFMC and members who participated in training will then work together to make the planting holes. The holes that will be dug for planting the seedlings will differ by species, soil formation and situation. All the planting techniques will follow the best practices that the CF members learned during the training (see for example “Farmers’ Tree Planting Manual”, 2003, available on xxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxx).
Tree Planting. Wales and West Utilities must be contacted prior to all tree planting works above or near our apparatus. Further information can then be made available.
