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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDanger Tree Request - OT General - 9/1/2017 RECEIVED SEP 01 2017 �o�oh� / DANGER TREE CUTTING REQUEST 615 W.Alder Street ty ag Please drop off or mail form%: Mason County Community Services, 615 W. Alder St, Shelton, WA 98584 The request will be routgd to the planner assigned to your area for review 01 Site Address: a'0 G/'c1 Parcel Number: 12110 - S? -O s of y3 Owner Name: �'1 �o n i� ,�fi�u�� Mailing Address: Phone Number: ,36C %S 9 77 / L/ Email Address: — The Mason County Resource Ordinance provides the minimum requirements for vegetated buffers around marine shorelines, lakes, streams, floodways,wetlands, and steep slopes. Except for the removal of a small percentage of very young trees, native vegetation may not be harmed or removed within the resource OR within the protected buffers without permits and mitigation sequencing (avoid, minimize, and mitigate).An exception is provided for trees that meet the following definition: Danger Tree: A tree with a high probability of falling due to a debilitating disease, a structural defect, a root mass more than 50% exposed, or having been exposed to wind through within the past 10 years,AND where there is a residence or residential accessory structure within a tree length of the trunk, or where the top of a bluff or steep slope is endangered.A Geotechnical report may be required. Property owners: Please fill out the following and attach a site plan showing the location of the proposed danger tree(s) in relation to property lines and structures. Please submit photos and an arborists report if available. *If the danger is not apparent to the reviewing County Planner of if the trees are within 50 feet of a Landslide Hazard Area,you will be required to submit a report prepared by a professional forester or certified arborist (or they will need to complete and sign this form). Species (of tree) Disease Structural Defect Roots Exposed>50% Exposed to Windthrow TREE# 1 y ou G nQ Goa f0 i l0/�� Yes IN Yes / Ni as �� i� ' TREE#2 Yes / No Yes / No TREE#3 Yes / No Yes / No TREE#4 s Yes / No Yes / No TREE#5 _i Yes / No Yes / No TREE#6 1 - Yes / No Yes / No r REQUIRED MITIGATION FOR FWHCA BUFFERS A. Planting within the critical area or its buffer a total of six new native trees, each a minimum three years old. B. The trunks of felled trees shall be left within the critical area or buffer unless a submitted report warrants its removal to avoid spreading disease or pests. The trunk(s) may be segmented,but should be left in as large of segments as possible to provide habitat. C. Additional mitigation maybe required if three or more trees are to be felled on one property within a 10 year period. Property Owner: Print name Signature Date Certified Arborist or Forester: Print name Signature Date Mason County use only: Date received: Required Mitigation: ❑ Plant native trees (min. of 3 years old) og, I _ C� Leave tree trunk ground in the buffer Additional: IQt r Approved by (initials) on ITT HARTSTENE POINTE MAINTENANCE ASSOCIATION A Community on Harstine Island T 202 E POINTES DRIVE E SHELTON,WA 98584, TEL: 360-426-2300 FAX: 360-427-6208 June 17, 2017 WEB: hpma.org Mr. and Mrs. Myron Struck 8730 Spurgeon Creek Rd. SE Olympia, WA 98540 RE: 773 Windjammer—Tree/Brush Trimming Application Dear Myron and Karin, The 10-day posting period for your Tree/Brush trimming application has expired.There were no objections. PRC recommends: #1) 13" Alder at front of driveway: PRC does not recommend approval to remove this tree. #2) The meter post; PRC recommends that this be referred to PUD. #3) 13" Hemlock with no top; PRC recommends approval to remove this tree. #4) 9" Alder on side of home; PRC recommends approval to remove this tree. #5) Trees/Huckleberries on side of home; PRC recommends approval to remove trees that are 6" or less in diameter and to trim huckleberries to a height of no less than 3 feet from the ground. (see photo) #6) Small fir trees along the path; PRC recommends approval to remove only dead trees and dead branches. #7) 3' Fir in back of deck; PRC does not recommend approval to remove this tree as it is within 50 feet of the bluff and needs county approval to do so. However, PRC does recommend approval to trim branches that are approaching the home. (see photo) #8) Large Cedar on view side of home; PRC recommends approval to trim branches for view enhancement (see photo). #9) Small firs on view side of home PRC recommends approval to top firs to a height of no less than 8 feet for view enhancement. #10) Huckleberries/brush on view side of home; PRC recommends approval to trim huckleberries/brush to a height of no less than 3 feet from the ground. The HPMA Board of Directors approved as recommended on June 9th. Permit T1720 is enclosed. OAT ! triT 'e M 0 ;,^�,7• t=t_c'•r F; E L� v a� ,c:1�,J J_�� . c 6, �.�rk - - .- 4�°' •.� . _ Q'`. _ I icy, .. �d-�� -- 1.3 i 1 r7O�� • IS r _ - }is rc� �i t r•�: rrt C• i<t�z_N r.I dutLutNc lit: hi�� FLOVK C Lt VA I # N .1 . Coact-: - Ri:^�. rJ' :r,r.n.- t-'.LU�.t•_ �)4T ��C'H c