City Blitz June 7, 2018
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1 City Blitz June 7, 2018
2 Claremont City of Trees
3 David Roger Deputy Director, Community Services CA Certified Urban Forester ISA Certified Arborist ISA Certified Tree Risk Assessor Certified Wildlife Aware
4 Building Community Support Background Community Support Q & A
5 Arborist / Urban Forester
6 Background Update Policy Community Meetings Community Values
7 Community Involvement Claremont Heritage Tree Action Group
8 Drought Stressed Trees Summer 2014 Identify trees Moderate Severe Critical
9 Claremont Tree Outreach Training Program Volunteer Meeting Tuesday, Sept 1, 2015
10 Drought Stress Tree Statistics 147 Dead and removed 101 Critically Drought Stressed 535 Severely Drought Stressed
11 Introduction and Welcome Tony Ramos, City Manager
12 Claremont Heritage Video
13 Overview of Drought Stressed Trees Pat Malloy, Interim Community Services Director
14 Drought Assessment June trees identified
15 Drought Assessment September trees identified
16 Drought Assessment August ,606 trees identified
17 Outreach Stages
18 Drought Dead 147 Trees Removal Fall 2015
19 Stage 1 Critically Drought Stressed 101 Trees
20 Stage 2 Severely Drought Stressed 535 Trees
21 Mission of Volunteer Outreach
22 Mission of Volunteer Outreach Person to Person education Informational flyer Water Bag or Soaker Hose Answer questions regarding proper tree care Refer back to City staff Leave door hanger
23 Outreach Stages Stage Critical Trees Complete by 9/7 (each volunteer homes) Stage Severe Trees Complete by 9/28 (each volunteer homes)
24 Procedures Paul Cranmer, Community Services Manager
25 Procedures Resident Contact Ask for adult/homeowner Identify yourself as a VOLUNTEER Explain the situation Give watering flyer and toolbox If needed demonstrate water bag or soaker hose Refusal: Why? How can the City help? Get contact info if follow-up is requested Fill out follow up card
26 Procedures Uncooperative Resident Leave any info they will accept door hanger, toolbox, information Do Not engage in debate Refer to staff Resident Not Home Leave door hanger Do not leave toolbox Do not leave in/on mail box
27 Assignment
28 Assignment Always wear VOLUNTEER badge Hours: 9 am - 8 pm Properties grouped by 10s By Grid/District Each property has a toolbox prepared Complete Follow Up Form Return to staff
29 What will you receive? As a volunteer you will receive: Volunteer Badge Clipboard with: Toolboxes for each property Sample Information flyers Grid Map Procedures Follow up reports with addresses
30 What s in the Toolbox? Door hanger Tree Watering Guide Water bag or Soaker hose Quick reference guide
31 Demonstration
32 Final Remarks
33 Projects Windshield assessment of the Urban Forest Assessment & Prioritization of Dead & Dying Liquidambar Trees
34 Next Acting Director 3.5 months Acting Deputy Director 5 months Permanent Employee
35 Assessment: How Sustainable is the UF Claremont has a graying Urban Forest. Not enough age diversity. Claremont s UF needs more climate appropriate species diversity. Disease & Insect Problems Hardscape Issues Claremont has not been planting replacement trees for years. Claremont does not have adequate resources to support a comprehensive Urban Forest Program.
36 Graying
37 Climate Appropriate Species
38 Climate Change
39 Hardscape Issues
40 No New Trees
41 Challenges Look for resources Grants Resident pay program Tree Fund Benefit Assessment District Community Education & Involvement Tree Action Group Claremont Heritage Sustainable Claremont
42 First Projects Planting Trees & Roses on San Jose Median Planting Trees and Roses on reverse frontage
43 Green Crew Walk the Town
44 Tree Planting Grants Supervisor Solis Cal Fire Cal ReLeaf Circle 2.0
45 2018 Tree Planting Re-Cap Planting Events - 8 Volunteers 752 Total trees planted 655 Supervisor Solis: 129 CalFire: 230 ReLeaf: 128 Circle 2.0: 168
46 Urban Forest Management Plan What do you have? What do you want? How are you going to get what you want? Are you getting what you want?
47 Financing City Benefit Assessment District Sustainable Claremont Grants City
48 Benefits of Trees. Provide shade and reduce energy use Enhance air and water quality Increase property values Reduce soil erosion Provide usable products Provide wildlife habitat
49 Community trees. Vital to community health. Tree-filled neighborhoods: Lower levels of domestic violence Are safer and more sociable Tree-filled landscapes reduce stress Trees absorb high-frequency noise Trees decrease need for medication and speed recovery times Trees around schools higher test scores
50 Questions
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