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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPROTECTED TREE REPORT & WELO Protected Tree Report for Single Family Dwelling 1400 Ranch Rd . Arcadia , CA 91006 Prepared for . Kamen Lai (applicant) Elite Design Development Inc 8748 Valley Blvd. #K Rosemead CA 91770 Prepared by: Jan C Scow, RCA #382 Jan C. Scow Consulting Arborists, LLC 3887 Woodcliff Rd. Sherman Oaks. CA 91403 114110111■ „....,‘, ..., 111,,,,, .....40.1.s , y r s.� d + : �, Table of Contents Arborist Report 1 Photos 6 Field Data Sheet 12 Impact and Mitigation Assessment- Impacts 13 Impact and Mitigation Assessment- Mitigation 14 Oak Tree Location and Canopy Map 17 Appraisal Worksheets 18 Notice of Potential Tree Hazard 20 Enclosures Arborist of Record Agreement Arborist Disclosure Statement 6, ••• I Jan C. Scow Consulting Arborists, LLC, Disease and Pest Diagnosis, Hazard Evaluation, Restorative Pruning Advice, Value Assessment 3887 Woodcliff Rd. Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 (818) 789-9127 10/2/13 Kamen Lai (applicant) 8748 Valley Blvd. #K Rosemead, CA 91770 SUBJECT: Arborist Report for 1400 Ranch Rd., Arcadia BACKGROUND: The applicant is proposing the demolition of an existing home and construction of a new single family dwelling on the site. There are a number of protected oak trees on the property, requiring an oak tree report before being granted permission to build. ASSIGNMENT: We agreed to do the following work to meet those needs: 1. Make a site visit, locate, identify, and tag all protected oak trees on the property. 2. Assess the protected oak trees size and condition, including taking photographs of the trees 3. Appraise the dollar value of the oak trees. 4. Create a report that demonstrates the condition. value, and recommendations of how to proceed with this project with minimum damage to the oak resource on the site. Make recommendations for appropriate protection measures to protect the oaks in place as possible. or to mitigate for any oaks that may be removed. 5. Create a tree report with an 8 1/2 by 11" plan sheet showing the trees' location relevant to the project, photos of the trees, and all required data about the trees, including appraised value and our recommendations for appropriate protection and/or mitigation. OBSERVATIONS: Site description: The site is a large residential property on Ranch Rd. The existing house is currently occupied and is surrounded on all sides by other 1400 Ranch Rd., Arcadia 1012/13 developed lots with single family homes. The lot is essentially level and is fully landscaped and irrigated. Project description: The project will include the construction of an 8890 sq. ft. two-story single family dwelling with two 2-car garages, covered patios, a large paved driveway, and significant re-landscaping. Tree description: There are 17 protected oaks on the site, including six Quercus engelmannii and eleven Q. agrifolia. These trees are all identified on the attached Oak Tree Location and Canopy Map, and they are tagged in the field with aluminum numbered tags. The existing landscape is overwatered and some of these trees may be suffering from root disease, and in general they are in poor to good condition. Descriptive information, including their appraised value, can be seen on the attached -Field Data Sheet" Photos of all trees are also attached Two trees, numbered 16 and 17. have been judged to be unsafe and a request has been submitted for their removal prior to the project beginning. We will not discuss these tree further (please see attached request for removal). Tree safety: We have not specifically evaluated trees on this property for safety. Without a thorough and focused -hazard evaluation." it is difficult to estimate the likelihood that a tree may fail and cause damage to life or property Even with such an evaluation, there are no guarantees that a tree will not fail unexpectedly. Trees are dynamic living organisms subject to many influencing factors. All trees are potentially hazardous, regardless of their apparent health and vigor. It is impossible to be certain that a tree is absolutely safe. IMPACTS: The demolition and construction will involve a lot of activity in the near vicinity of protected oak trees. The impacts are summarized on the attached Impacts Table. In summary, there will be some tree that are barely impacted at all, including trees 1-3 and 12-14, and several trees that will be impacted significantly, Among the remaining trees, 4 and 15 will sustain the most significant impacts, primarily caused by root removal for various foundation excavations and some canopy pruning. Other types of impacts include existing impacts (mainly overwatering and excessive vegetation around oaks) impacts from demolition of the existing structures (root damage, soil compaction, equipment impact to tree trunks) and soil compaction during construction. Some pruning will be required for clearance on tree 4. and a few other trees need canopy reduction to help balance leaning canopies. Overall, impacts will he mitigated as described below. kin C. Som Arhorists, I I 2 of 1 I 1400 Ranch Rd.. Arcadia 10/2/13 MITIGATION: As with impacts, the mitigation requirements are laid out in the attached Mitigation Table. These are described in somewhat more detail below, so that the contractor will have a set of specific instruction to follow during demolition and construction. Mitigation breaks down into several categories, as listed below. Some categories can be addressed separately while some require considering several categories simultaneously Pre-existing Conditions Impact Remediation- Several trees are in need of some changes to their conditions to improve their chances of surviving. Removal of vegetation, lawn, and irrigation surrounding trees- The landscape plan shows improvements that will be made around several trees, including removal of lawn and vegetation. In addition to the work already planned, some additional work needs to be done as well. All oak trees should have all irrigation, shrubbery, and lawn removed for a distance of at least 8 feet from the trunks in all directions. This includes tree 1-3, and 9-15. Remedial and clearance pruning of oak canopies- Oak tree 4 will need significant limbs removed to clear the building. In addition, trees 9 and 15 need significant crown reduction pruning to help alleviate imbalance in their canopies. The Arborist will need to be notified so that we can be on-site during this work. Root crown excavation needed- Tree 15 appears to have a buried root crown. The area around the trunk should be excavated using shovels only to a depth where large roots are encountered for a distance of at least 6 feet from the trunk. Mitigation for Demolition Impacts- Many potential impacts occur during building demolition and this requires careful monitoring. Fencing prior to demolition- Before any activity occurs on the construction project. protective fencing needs to be installed. Fencing should be 5` chain link held in place with steel stakes driven directly into the ground. • Trees 1-3 should be fenced prior to demolition at the street side edge of the driveway. • Trees 4-7, 9-11, and 15 should be fenced as directed by the Arborist on site prior to demolition. This may require discussions with contractor to best determine how this will be done. • Trees 8 and 12-14 will be fenced at their driplines prior to demolition. Equipment operation during demolition- Several requirements will allow the amount of root damage during demolition to be minimized. • Leave any flat surface demolition until last whenever possible, including especially driveways. Jan C. Scow Consulting Arborist . 1,1,C 3 of 11 1400 Ranch Rd.. Arcadia 10/1,13 • Operate equipment from on top of surfaces being demOd whenever possible. This includes removing driveways using equipment operating on driveways, and demoling the house from within the house footprint to the extent possible. • Hand demo brick walls near trees 4-7 (or demo with back hoe set up on street or driveway, pulling toward hoe). Excavation for Footings, Root Loss- The excavation of footings has the most potential to do damage to various oak trees. The arborist will be present during these critical times. • Arborist will be on-site during excavation within 10 feet of any oak tree. • No oak roots shall be cut without Arborist approval. • All footing excavations within 10 feet of any oak tree will be dug by hand, using shovels only. • Roots will be cut using sharp hand saws as directed by Arborist. • All footings within 10 feet of oaks (especially trees 4. 11 , and 15) shall have the footing extend inward under the house rather than outward away from the house, • The shall be NO over-excavation beyond the edge of the house within 20 feet of any oak (especially trees 4. 11. and 15) • Driveway corner near tree 12-14 (within 15 feet of oaks) shall be excavated by hand using shovels only. • No walls with continuous footings will be built within 10 feet of any oak trunk, especially at tree 7. Landscaping- It is critical that changes to existing landscaping described above be made early in the project. In addition, there are some changes in new landscaping that would be beneficial. • All areas newly landscaped as shown in the landscape plan should be planted with drought tolerant plants within 8 feet from the trunk of any oak. • These areas should also be covered with mulch, and plants should be irrigated only as needed with drip irrigation. No spray heads should be operating within AT LEAST 8 feet of any oak. a Landscaping around tree 9 should be redesigned so that there are no plants within 8 feet of its trunk. a Landscaping around tree 15 should be redesigned using only drought tolerant plants and drip irrigation within 8 feet of its trunk. CONCLUSIONS: Although it has been designed specifically to preserve all oak trees, the project has the potential to do considerable damage to oak trees on the property, several of which are already in fairly poor health. If all the guidelines above are adhered to carefully, and the Arborist is kept in the loop at critical times, the trees will probably be okay. It is also critically important that the landscape changes both before and after project completion be made. Jan C. Scow Consulting Arborist . 1.1,C 4 of 1 1 1400 Ranch Rd., Arcadia 10 2 1 Please feel free to call should there be any questions regarding this report. Our goal is to assist in the timely completion of this project with as little damage to the oak resource as possible. We look forward to working with you toward that goal! God z� 5 Si cerely, f' v tit �� t ry j J C. Scow ASCA Registered Consulting Arborist #382 r J`° ISA Certified Arborist # WC 1972 R�srered °° Attached: Photos Field Data Sheet Impact and Mitigation Assessment Oak Tree Location and Canopy Map Appraisal Worksheets Notice of Potential Tree Hazard Enclosed: Arborist of Record Agreement Arborist Disclosure Statement Jan C. 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TELEPHONE NO. <01 7c 1L/ E-MAIL ADDRESS �Nt 6-)6,0/6//64)00/;/1--e :Mk--(- PROPERTY OWNER'S NAME V p `A'-4‘1QM? ; -ley TA-) PROPERTY OWNER'S MAILING ADDRESS 64,-2-7e 5 IN)%` 1-e-f' 4i 7 CITY STATE ZIP TELEPHONE NO. 1— a 6 - 73 _ .a-7E-MAIL ADDRESS 1i •I-r-A--t^ ! gg C PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING: A According to an independent evaluation by a Certified Arborist,the subject oak tree(s)is/are: B° ��""I UPS Diseased ❑ Hazardous Q 4-1 3 C u 511 eci The applicant and property owner hereby declare under penalty of perjury that all the information submitted for this a J bon'snd c . /3 ^ /5- Applicant's Signature Date Cm Property Owner's Signature Date For Office Use Only ACTION: Approved �+ Conditionally Approved �V() (ecy 4.62 ue, ' 4cce ()aiado Denied 4 c„n fi. w{— 147_) Sy: I Ar Date: I 120/i 5 Ct . 6 yi-5, Submittal Date j/ Received By V&A - bx,s E'l t c hol¢) Cc°an>Z Sl ce_S.k.lro)r Alma, t6, a dArv5e GoAA o,\ y�TRD eY-A \Y ((\\ Uvtvn I 5, -eels . CamPut `Q O% 50'1 64( �`Mlr�3 *- � Min v �\�y 1mAo! 4n1�At s w \ Zak, up cfa\3p,l taY\cl oba.> extbL� Yrnpc�O bU1Nh1 „tom., um_ � ,�i S be.tyAsx, Qha GrJW. 1�` CC LPL IA ■I LAPti lrbor Care, Inc. arboricultural consulting&plant health care (626) 737-4007 info @ArborCarelnc.net January 14, 2015 TO: City of Arcadia Planning Division 240 W. Huntington Drive, P.O. Box 60021 Arcadia, CA 91007 FROM: Michael Crane Arbor Care, Inc. Project's Arborist of Record: 1400 Rancho Road. SUBJECT: Evaluation of a recently failed oak tree(Tree#14) and another nearby oak(Tree#13)that was severely damaged during the event. Refer to Original Protected Tree Report,dated October 2013,by Mr. Jan Scow,RCA#382 A mature to overmature 39"coast live oak tree recently failed at the buttress area. It is identified in the Protected Tree Report as Tree #14,and was listed as being in poor health. A basic examination of the upended root plate shows extensive white rot decay,which may have been a result of an Armillaria root rot infection. The area under the tree,both on the subject and neighboring properties,is densely vegetated and frequently irrigated,which is conducive to disease and decay pathogen infection in mature oak trees. The tree is located on the north property line and had not been encroached by excavation or grading from the construction. It is a complete loss and will need to be removed. Tree#13,a 20"coast live oak,was severely damaged in the toppling event. Most of he lower branches were torn, including the largest scaffold limb. This scaffold limb was torn back beyond its point of attachment on the trunk and the trunk has a very large wound at that attachment area which encompasses more than one third of its circumference. The rest of the remaining live crown is supported above this defective area of the trunk. This defect has raised the hazard level to a point where it should be removed as soon as possible. No support system would reduce the liklihood of failure and require pruning to reduce risk would nearly eliminate the trees aesthetic and functional value. I have attached photos of the trees. Any conditions for mitigation shall be determined by the city. Please call or email me with any questions. Sincerely, /1/17 („kason Michael Crane Registered Consulting Arborist#440;American Society of Consulting Arborist Board Certified Master Arborist#WE 6643B;International Society of Arboriculture Licensed California Agricultural Pest Control Adviser#AA08269 4. .r far: 4' ,,-.47, 4 ; i► f r ,4z 1.,,, ti ;.:7fr., :...,;:". , ‘ t M �?p'Syy\\1�41 �t 4 { b d' •r y ■ ,�, x� ♦� � � �.� S �Sb � y,'� i )04, t 1::.!.' '-.' ' ,,,,,,,,t,--.:,„,,:ilifT ,-,:!,-. -1,i sy.„..; ,, -+t.-.. , . . . i#001100, #000 4 lie r i r l 1 � 7 ' dby. qe Y h. pn,, ♦ ''7 ' k♦ ♦ C Y .. .+FYI♦, �Yn. t , r .}+ ABOVE: Tree #14 toppled. Tree #13 is the darker green crown behind. BELOW: The trunk was located on the fenced property line and it failed at the buttress area. 1. * ' \ 4,4t J a t , .,..4.:1 it,', 4111k, 1! } i 13. ' ' ': 4.* ..,j,"' ":110...44r:. ‘**1 1,q,,,,00 ,1 **-' .1' 4: . * • i of ' 1g ., 4i a . 410't.P . 40 „ isrA r t .. (' r 1 . y,,rat t, 44,,.., .,,'x a- .4 , ,11,- '7.14", 1, - —tm" .1144A;1'44' .. 4-, , , :- - ', . .... 4PLA,0,,,,,,, ,..... or- ` tdq +a S ' r` Stir Ma .r ilet v A '" ,....‘,,iiir, - 1 4 ' ...4. i.i,' , . ,- rk,zok'. ., % .*i.,-.,.... * '.' . ; ;;4 , i);s ' ' �. Y f k - k I 44 . .A ;., 0, L.0 •orm- ,figv ' . N.ti,, ''''''Irk4,,,,,... \ , , '". 4 $ '4,t4:;1411* Lt. '1 • . 4:1` 9;*: .4.'!;11,d , : .'7.441.,,.. ..1 :":#:`.. .744:4;'.::ii7 1-* A . 44A•4 :., i'l•, i', i .C.... : Avikf . *-4,..„ , 1 'fir ' V ..e. r ` . 4.14% ,,, lw. t /f i ( . ,, wt ri 1, ` mac:— pi` ;r,.'. ,fit/j j• ',�' ,. `. � .ri {' .. d M„ 4, m. A 44 .. ,., ir,.k,kk.....0„,. , ..4.2,:ii,,.....4. 1...,4 i.,, t r .1• 'k' .* 4, �, r t �4yr +:r PHOTOS: Tree#13 was severely impacted by Tree#14 when it fell over. A large wound was caused on the trunk from a scaffold branch that was torn-off. This is a major defect because the bulk of the remaining live crown is supported above the wound,which will inevitably have a considerable amount of decay. The risk is great enough that the this tree should be removed as well. A Arbor Care, Inc. arboricultural consulting&plant health care (626) 737-4007 info@ArborCarelnc.net June 25, 2015 TO: City of Arcadia Planning Division 240 W. Huntington Drive, P.O. Box 60021 Arcadia, CA 91007 FROM: Michael Crane Arbor Care, Inc. Project's Arborist of Record: 1400 Rancho Road. SUBJECT: Tree identification and certification of a non-protected specimen The Project Manager,Mr. David Price, asked me to recommend a Tree Protection Zone for two Protected Sycamore trees located near the front entry to the home, which is under construction. Upon visual examination,both trees are not of the Protected Species. The two subject trees are Platanus acerifolia, London Plane and not the Platanus racemosa,Western Sycamore; the later which is the Protected Species. They are similar in appearance but can rather easily be differentiated by their leaf shape. Although leaves of both species are palmate in shape (resembling an open hand),London Plane has shallower lobes than Western Sycamore and its leaf margins are typically more serrated. Additionally,London Plane matures at a much smaller height and diameter and grows in a more upright habit than Western Sycamore. London Plane is thought to be a hybrid of Platanus occidentalis,American Sycamore, and Platanus orientalis, Oriental Plane. As its name suggests, it is a naturalized species of Europe that has been commonly found there for centuries. The two subject trees are not Protected Specimens and can be removed without a permit. If they are to be preserved they should be fenced at a radius of eight to ten feet from the trunks, mulched with chipped bark and irrigated weekly through the summer. I have attached photos of the trees and a leaf of a Western Sycamore for comparison. Please call or email me with any questions. Sincerely, otpAL Cite. 417 ‘‘■■•■•■■°- -*v# •rur•..w u� .r a Michael Crane ..t �y. Registered Consulting Arborist#440;American Society of Consulting Arborist -, h Board Certified Master Arborist#WE 6643B;International Society of Arboriculture Licensed California Agricultural Pest Control Adviser#AA08269 i y r+ .� *' i'''' .- Py w � � �ity � 004 r i "Y'' y. ^y:; Ba w M rac T fp 2 :1 PHOTO: Two London Plane Trees,Platanus acerifolia,located at the front entry. They are not the Protected Species -Platanus racemosa,Western Sycamore w S r� .-- »Al- ..Jp- ( 1p __ 4.-.3' A n' f ; 1 ' i ABOVE: A leaf from one of the two London Plane Trees located at 1400 Rancho. BELOW: Leaves of a Western Sycamore. Both trees have leaves that are palmate in shape but the London Plane's foliage is shallow-lobed and the margins are more serrated in comparison. Additionally London Plane matures at a much smaller size and grows at a more upright habit. • . , • or 4,,, 40.7- . . .>�. . -4 4,.., 4 iiiiit } .r.. . '`""'�` - la? , ,IIIIM„ 111111"11W t5r. . Arbor Care, Inc. arboricultural consulting&plant health care (626) 737-4007 info @ArborCareInc.net June 25, 2015 TO: City of Arcadia Planning Division 240 W. Huntington Drive,P.O. Box 60021 Arcadia, CA 91007 FROM: Michael Crane Arbor Care, Inc. Project's Arborist of Record: 1400 Rancho Road. SUBJECT: Construction of a driveway entry near Tree#8 Refer to Original Protected Tree Report, dated October 2013,by Mr. Jan Scow, RCA#382 I made a site visit yesterday,June 24th,to do a field analysis of the construction plans for a new driveway entry that will be located on the east side of Tree #8,a 24" coast live oak. I met with the Project Manager, Mr. David Price,who explained the design objectives. In my professional opinion Tree #8 will tolerate any construction impacts from the driveway as designed: • The driveway is designed so that the closest grade cut will be seven feet from the trunk. This is outside the root plate area,which is equal to three times the trunk's diameter, or six feet for Tree #8. • I shall be on-site to monitor all excavation. A combination of machine and hand digging will be used to excavate so that encountered roots can be cut cleanly at the edge of the driveway without unnecessary ripping or tearing beyond the edge of the required excavation. I have attached a photo illustrating the tree and location of the driveway entry. Please call or email me with any questions. Sincerely, Zi/e %•■■■■■•-- ,c,"„set. c op .4„ Michael Crane Pte ` Registered Consulting Arborist#440;American Society of Consulting Arborist Ca►+suNitrt" Board Certified Master Arborist#WE 6643B;International Society of Arboriculture Licensed California Agricultural Pest Control Adviser#AA08269 SR `` 7 feet ..:‘�#1r°' - -- - -,. from _ = r;, Niiiir: * trunk ;` �. _ *Isl. J./JlJ. 1 R f I m `+!u we. n. GYP`s.. M1 ? 044 ii. — :ate... iii.... 61111C , . The initial grade cut will be seven feet to the east of the trunk of Tree #8. The location has been marked in orange on the curb. Arbor Care, Inc. arboricultural consulting&plant health care (626) 737-4007 info @ArborCareInc.net June 25, 2015 TO: City of Arcadia Planning Division 240 W. Huntington Drive, P.O. Box 60021 Arcadia, CA 91007 FROM: Michael Crane Arbor Care, Inc. Project's Arborist of Record: 1400 Rancho Road. SUBJECT: Construction of a garden wall near Trees # 15 and #16 Refer to Original Protected Tree Report, dated October 2013,by Mr. Jan Scow, RCA#382 A garden wall will be built along the north side of the house to contain the area near Trees #15 and #16. The grade cut had been made several months ago,which was made within the footprint of the required five-foot overexcavated area required for the home's foundation. Here are my recommendations for finishing the wall and completing the area around the trees: • The exposed roots shall be individually hand excavated back to live,un-torn or damaged areas; and then cleanly cut at a perpendicular angle. • The wall can be built,with an additional trench for its footing. • No protective fencing is required during the work. The topography and existing dense vegetation near the trees prevent any access,storage, or soil compaction near them. The work will all be done by hand and this area of the job site is not accessible to vehicles or heavy equipment. • Upon completion of the wall the surrounding vegetation shall be removed. It shall be hand-pulled or cut to the ground without any cultivating, rototilling or major digging. This is to prevent unnecessary root disturbance on the oak trees. The contained area within the new planter shall then be mulched with a good quality chipped redwood bark or similar material. I have attached photos of the work area. Please call or email me with any questions. Sincerely, 417 Michael Crane ���'�+r ������,,�°`y Registered Consulting Arborist#440;American Society of Consulting Arborist Board Certified Master Arborist#WE 6643B;International Society of Arboriculture Licensed California Agricultural Pest Control Adviser#AA08269 I _� 4kj 5 ,- rf `.:.,mss, r I rt _!�� '- \ yr 6!'*9C y.. s '..► \y ."I fib,-' ;,, *7 , i. ♦ W "'r""�._ L Fi 1r0 r _yam_,4, ABOVE: The Trees #15 and #16 are located among dense vegetation and slightly elevated above the work area. The area around the trees is inaccessible and won't need to be fenced for a Tree Protection Zone. The grade cut for the wall had been made months ago and was within the overexcavated area required for the home's foundation. BELOW: The exposed roots will be individually hand excavated and cleanly cut to areas of live, undamaged tissue. The wall will be built,then the vegetation removed and the new planter area mulched with a quality material. y; . ',yei- N fi r f ` y Q r '- i� ik\ '« 4 tom',; I ' /,�, 'N. till. Arbor Care, Inc. arboricultural consulting&plant health care (626) 737-4007 info @ArborCarelnc.net January 14, 2015 TO: City of Arcadia Planning Division 240 W. Huntington Drive, P.O. Box 60021 Arcadia, CA 91007 FROM: Michael Crane Arbor Care, Inc. Project's Arborist of Record: 1400 Rancho Road. SUBJECT: 1400 Rancho: Summary of Protected Tree removals and mitigation. Refer to Original Protected Tree Report, dated October 2013, by Mr. Jan Scow, RCA#382 This letter is meant to inform the city of the Protected Tree removals and replacements that have occurred during the redevelopment project. It is important to account for this because three trees that were recommended and approved for removal from the original Tree Report were not removed; but two other trees that weren't originally anticipated to be removed failed before and during the project. Both trees were mitigated. The original Tree Report recommended Trees #16 and #17, both coast live oaks, for removal because they were unsafe. These trees were retained and in my professional opinion do not appear to be high hazard risks. Additionally,Tree#9 was recommended by Anna Armstrong,the city's landscape and irrigation advisor, to be removed because of it's awkward lean and perceived poor structure. This tree has also been retained and preserved to this point. Tree#15, a coast live oak, failed prior to the commencement of any construction activity, including demolition. Tree#14, a coast live oak, failed in a windstorm in January of this year. The trees were eventually replaced with a 60"box coast live oak and two 36"box Podocarpus gracillior. The Podocarpus were used instead of oaks to create a denser screen,which was requested by the neighbor to the north. Podocarpus can be maintained through maturity as a dense screen plant. The mitigation trees are substantial specimens and a fair expense was paid to install them. In my opinion they provide sufficient mitigation for Trees #14 and #15. Please call or email me with any questions regarding the Protected Trees on the property. Sincerely, . C, 1 .#0.0■X asext wa1<.. 4+ �rtwNl "t ee�rtvxrx ,. Michael Crane +sulttrif Registered Consulting Arborist#440;American Society of Consulting Arborist Board Certified Master Arborist#WE 6643B; International Society of Arboriculture Licensed California Agricultural Pest Control Adviser#AA08269 • r1.1FO c , . TRD i3 CITY OF ARCADIA tl4 4 A.04 , , OAK TREE PERMIT APPLICATION o,` #_�. FOR REMOVAL OF �4"1,A+,YoIS4.4. DISEASED AND/OR HAZARDOUS TREES s PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: 5` / Z 4 ti PROJECT ADDRESS 1400 RANCHO t21)-i ARc_A A , cA 9roo& X 13 APPLICANT kAMEN L41 C/l7"Iti ` BjV! ADDRESS g74g E - VA-1-LE- �,LVZ�: # K Y''°""�fzca CITY kg,--E iil.&A--t) STATE GA ZIP ?inn. TELEPHONE NO. (b,217)288-.2651 E-MAIL ADDRESS KAME.NF.LI7-E Y,4-r-/o0.IoM PROPERTY OWNER'S NAME -Hi R i-E y TANi PROPERTY OWNER'S MAILING ADDRESS 1400 RANCNo R>., CITY 4C,A7.-1 A STATE CA ZIP `iv-06 TELEPHONE NO. (626)17S-(ozgg E-MAIL ADDRESS PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING: According to an independent evaluation by a Certified Arborist, the subject oak tree(s) is/are: Diseased ❑ Hazardous El The applicant and .roperty owner hereby declare under penalty of perjury that all the information submitted for this application . e and correct. — 00 Applicant's '.Ig- - Date 6— j L Property Owner's Signature l� Date For Office Use Only ACTION: It Approved � t9. �ti. / -4,100,21 , -`2,)-1 �s 1y . ❑ Conditionally Approved ��` ❑ Denied By:_ ,% Date: 9/13/%3 Submittal Date 9 -/0 - 13 Received By_IL-- , TRD -1- 5/10 CITY OF ARCADIA WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE WORKSHEET Please complete the entire worksheet (Sections A through F) as it is part of the Water Efficient Landscaping Documentation Package that is required to be submitted per Ordinance No.2267. ;TION A: PROJECT INFORMATION project Name: 5(A/ LE FAMILY /-1 o u S E Project Apples Project Address and Location: Shat Adam Aaaseeer Parcel Number /40o R.1NGHo P0. 5770 - ol3 - oL Jot TraoNParosl Map No.and Lot Number(*) 1r,AcrA< 16'15, "T California 1 9100 6 Nearest come Sheet NA6,E'NOA PR— Erszhigthats: Please check only one ❑ Public or community facility(Le. Pte.playground.eft.) Single.Farrily Residential ❑ Commercial ❑ Multiple-Family Residential ❑ industrial ❑ Mbced-Use ❑ Irk(La,hoopl al.school.etc.) ❑ Other Please flN In the information below to describe the landscape project Total landscaped area /3,133 (sq.feet) Total turf area 4,o 36 (sq-feet) Total non-turf area 9,° 1 7 (sq-feet) Total attune recreational areas 3,71 L (sq..feet) Total area permanently and solely dedicated to edible plants o (sq•feet) Total irrigated landscape area //,A f 1 (sq.feet) Total non-irrigation landscape area I,2 8 4- (sq.feet) -3- .tr CRY OF ARCADIA WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE—WORKSHEET CTiON B: PRONE Mg--- al — The Prajed aPPIkmot and other iris may receive inquiries or noffikiellons of of pr xes irgs regaling the Walsh Efficient Landscaping Documentarian Pecicge. Please prance the name, rasing address, email address, and telephone no(s)etc.of each person in MAW such inquiries and notifications. 1. Project Applicant Telephone and Fax Nuriber(s) F4 (b)b)1Q�?a‘„S4 Name K. &r.( 141 (( i-)-2 t C1'--2(v1-1 Ties I� r rrrEf'. ErnstAddretls KAN4 nl Ei.4 @_, 'A-+-►s-D.C.-0 A4 ; Cah►�CiTt AI-S-(4/14 cv. lKL hiding Mauna ?7-#-4�- VMS- �Lvb., suiTe j Slale I Zip Corse a 2 Property Owner• y Ti M� Na� T� ) � X21 , i ! I` G PANU-i0 RTC. Slide I Zip Code ' 3. L.icsnssd L a ndscape Aeh iribad i _ Name BEN LUNDGREN TVs LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT i i BEN LUNDGREN&ASSOCIATES ES 3109 fiAelig 2606 FAIRF�.D PL i f City End Address 1 SAN MARINO r BLAGOGREEN®ATT.NET . Stale CA I Zip Cods 91108 Whale NONE 4. Certified 4>igatlan Designer Herne BEN LUNDGREN Tile LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT • BEN Lt 8 ASSOCIATES LjoLlano ND' (> 1 3109 ' Melling Address , 2605 FAIRFIELD PL T 626436-96K 626-635.9634 •end Fen piumborm SAN f City 6nei AIlOets BLAGOGREEN®ATT.NET Stele • CA /gyp V NA g11{I NONE Conemand on toe 3 -4- CITY OF ARCADIA WATER EFFICENT LANDSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE—WORKSHEET firm lu e- PROJECT AGi8—OOMT tQM PIS4 6. Landscape hudallation Cam' Nome Tile Company -license No. Maim Address Telephone and Fax Numbers) City Eme t Address State fz ,code Weberle 6. !Mandan instaftstion Contractor Nmrs Title Company License No. tAaBrrp Address Telephone and Fax Nunber(s) City Em■r Address State rip Cods Webe9e T. Landscape&irrigation Maintenance Contraebr(if Imam at this time) Name 'h Cry Limnos No. Grp Adds= Telephone and Fax Numbers) Cky Smell Address • Mtge I Zlp Cods Wab.ie 8. Please theck the Water Supplier that applies to this protect ig City of Arcadia Wailer Services — 11800 Goldfip Road,Arcadia,CA 91006 — (826)2500850 ❑ East Pastore Wilier Company— 110 E.the Oak from.,koadb.CA 91006 — ( 26)448-1372 p Sunny Slope Water Company — 1040 El Campo.Or,,Pasadena,CA 91107 — (826)588-4266 or (826)7954163 ❑ Cairbnis Mnerk i Webr — 2010 Huntingdon Dram,silo Marina CA 91108 — (888)267-1383 p Golden 8talie Water Company — 110 E.Live Omit Avenue,hand*CA 01006-- (626)446-1372 -5- III CITY OF ARCADIA WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPRIO DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE—WORKSHEET SECTION Ci WATER MAXIMUM APPLIED WATER ALLOWANCE(MAWA)FOR PROJECT The Project's Maximum Applied Warier Allowance (MAWA) M gaions per year shall be calculated using this formula: MAWA = (ETo) (0.62)(0.70 x LA) • MAWA = Maximum Applied Water Allowance in gallons per year ETo = Reference Evapotranspiration rate(inches per year)which is 50.2 for the Aitsa area* 0.62 = Conversion factor(to gallons) 0.70 = Adjustment factor for plant types and rrigation efficiency LA = Landscaped Area in square feet Maximum Applied Water Agowanne= Z 8 , z •° gallons per year Show Calculations(a uuip o caia+allon Is sham on page 10) lyAit).4 2 (ETo ) Co. 6L) (0. 70 X LA) So, Z) (o. 6L) CO, 70 g j 3 133) ( go. L) (o.62-) (t/13./0) ) = Z86, 126 . �9� *The ETo for the Arcadia area is based on the State's Department of Water Resources' &deerenos EVapolranepir.aflon rate(ETo)for Is City of Mormovfa. _g_ CITY OF ARCADIA WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE—%NORKSHEET • Please complete a Hydromone Information Table with the details for each hydromone. Use as many sheets as necessary b detail all the Hydrozones. The able Is to be keyed to the landscape and won plans—a sample We Is shown on pees 10. Project Add ass: Hy ne* Irrigation • Area In %of Zona o Method** Sq.FL Landscape Area A =wsT A-1 To A-8 5 4,036 30.73 : Mk/ A-1 ro A-zs 5 7,8 13 59.41 G s au/ M/.A n/ 1,284- 41 •78 • • Totals •••• -- I k133 100 ► Aaeth as many shears as necessary. *Hyehosorar — Per the Department of Wake' Resources' Water-Use Clae&lIcei on of Landscape Species(WUCOLS)for Region 4—South mare Valleys and Foothills,the vvarious Hydromone deeignstlons are as foliates. The applicable WUCOLS edMion is available et MOMIONAVIAMMOIMEKIMSgenaftentagglaza- HW = High Water Use Zone—Plants and water features that need or use h h amounts of water(Le.,Didondra,Japanese nry)ies,pools,spy fountains,per.etc.) MW = Moderate Water Use Zone LW a Low Water Use Zane VLW = Very Low Water Use Zone—Typfcaly an area that Is not aubrnaticaly lnipeted but has plate that may need only occasional hand-watering during particularly hat and/or dry periods. CST = Cool Season Tufgreee Zone WST = WA"Season Tufgmss Zone NW = No Water Use Zone "Irrigation Method MS = Micro-spray s = Spry R = Rotor B = Bumbler D is Drip 0 all Other N None CITY OF ARCADIA WATER EFFICIENT c.ANOSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE—WORKSHEET SECS E EST ATED A=WATER USE The projects Estimated Applied Water Use (EAWU) In gallons per year Is calculated using the following fonrula. The EAWU must not exceed the Maximum Applied Water Allowance(MAWA)calculated on page 6. EAWU= (ETo) (0.62)[(Sum of al HAs x their PFs)t 0.71] EAWU = Estimated Applied Water Use I gallons per year ETo = Reference evapotranspiration'rate 0.62 = Convention factor to gallons HA = Hydnmeme Area in square feet PF = Plant Facorr2 0.71 = irrigaibn efficiency factor (measurement of wetter beneficially used vs water applied)per state regulations. Show calculations(sample data ions as shown an peps 10) E 'a = (Er.) (&.6L) (C%VM of AtL HA4x f FS) — o,?1 ) HrintoZoAIE A , 4,036 x 0.60 = Zfr24. 6o HrVR.oL0WE & : 7.813 x 0.50 3,106•50 Hroa,ozo,ie G . 1,284 o, 00 _ o , o0 SuM of HriPAgeoNE : 6, 3z-8 . 10 EAWN : (So.L) (e.6t) (C6,3 LB* 1o) ÷ o. l 1 3 (so. t) Co.6z) ( 8,91Z.823 Z"1 tetoZ. 60 Attach tridental aAaais I tiocessiry. • ' The Reference Evapdran spiradon rata (Era)for Hydraeeores that are to be Irrigated year rand is 50.2. To calculate EAWU one mane*basis for Hydrazones that will not be irrigated • year round,the following ETo table is to be used and totaled to anivs at an annual EAWU for those Hydroo,ones: Jan Feb Mar Apr . May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2.2 2.3 3.8 4.3 5.5 5.9 8.9 8.4 5.1 32 2.5 2.0 The Plant Factor(PF)Is an estimate of the anent ci water needed by a pier*based on the Hydrvmone designation by the Department of Water Resources'Water Use Clessilicalion of Landscape Spades (WUCOLS). The amicable WUOOLS edition is available at liartiatietrAMMEtiVadeatffiegilandaftwitanatefflja- For the PorPoeee of We Water Efficient Landscape Documentarian Package, Ow Hnietwone Plant Factors are as Mom: 11W is 0.85, MAN is 0.50. LW is 0.15,VLW Is 0.06,CST is 0.80,MIST is 0.80.and NWle0.00. _8. b CITY OF ARCADIA WA' ER EFICIBNT LANDSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE WORKSHEET Plasm oompleb do mini suits rest gisdlons A weigh F)as It Is part of the Water Backed Landscaping DooumMwlbn Padua) that Is smoked b be submNbd per Ordnarxca No.2267. ISIMIZALIRDMIMMINIQN Data: ° 71' project Nom: 5/N4*G FAMILY PoWSE Project Applicent Lk project Address and Local= i..■.a Rood ltaee.' /40o 'Ante-Ho RD. 5770 - 00 - *Li frealAped Mop Me.and let tagriorm Arcadia Tie o. Idg15 # L•T 10 a. 11 California L 8100 6 tarot Dos Seed HAGI€NDA pR, ,mac pewee deck only one ❑ Public oroormlunly*day l".pat.para mod. ) liSinglaFantlY Rsddenl Tai ❑ Commack( ❑ 14t Forn1y R..Iderdl.l ❑ industrial 0 Ybasd-Use ❑ bl on.'a..hamp1K whack elm) ❑ Other PMe.s M b the irfonastio 1 below to dworirs the landscape project Taal landscaped area 14 133 h4 fug Toad ix/am 3,771" pq.twat) Taal non-6W at es 9,35q (at).boo Torsi wive reorwwtron.l arms 3,712- (ot) font) Total ova pennons*and safely dedicated b edible plants 0 (sq.feet) Tatar Intg od lwrkIeceps area q,2 53 (w9. ► Tot.l non1blgalbn kawcape ores 3,8 8 0 (who -s- r CRY OF AR ADI WATER EFRCIENT LANDSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE–WORKSHEET SECTION D PI .T o lb,plat voo•oo igltes or noe s d al peo aeo dge w .ip Iho y Documin son Poda Pie..R plaids M now owing add i0 Nhwha.no(o)dn.d way moon b min ouch Inaifes end tallcetons. (:te 1. Robot Applicant llw KA 4 i c LA-1 4-ea ;ll( rb) $$- ({2 )),?- 4- MID D st6-0HE-R, (444E-NE1JTEg(AHs-t),C144 Comm L�TE at-s-feint b -v_ live . wog ~8748' g vary Csvn,#K CV R f,�� e G Cori.`71770 2. Nam*Omar 1 u ) Hipbone sod For Mewed :3N1RL�y Ti' (6 4) ?7r- /l- Yi,A Adir UNA mow 5-S3 WaoiwARn am.r) CV ads I Zip Cods p DE/4 . CA ?r to 7 3. Ucr n1 Lositi000pe Antolini Now RBI LUNDG EN no; LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Comm BEN uis aRBI i ASSOCIATES Limo Ns. SIN Wig AdA..s >, s t=ACRFBD PL 4 ■ City 'MANN= SAN NARNO OLAGOGREENDATUIET so. [ Gsds CA Gilds Wigs NOTE 4. cemad Waggon Dssansr tints ''I— BEN LUNDGREN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Clomps. BEN LLNi DGREN&ASSOCIATE'S Liam Lio. 310 hilig Niea FAiFCfTE1.D PL t . �ies4 air STAN NAM PO bud Adds OLAGOOREENOATT.NET Nis �► 1 IN Cade OWN Waldo NONE -tyaloeedaa pup s- II "4 CITY OF ARCADIA WATER ISHaENr LANDSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE—WORKSHEET iskailidE 040 !! = 5. Landman Conlmsdar A alit.. Nee. Company -uormeNo. Ism Atlases Telephones Psi*a s, Saul Acidosis Slob I ZS Cod. %has M,i,don Ion Contractor Dwarf Ills — L ..th Nib'Address Telephony end Estiiumber(s) av • ESA Adtbw Zlp Cod. Mhbis T. Lamdsoapa A btlra>�ow Yi loa O 111.0 of g.._ �at ... Norse Corsets Wan No. *Ma Address Telephone ad roc Wawa CIS Emil Addis@ SOS *Cod. Vida, • E. Plows%beak thi Water tl1440lsrOM apples to this pi 4sst QJ Clip Okada Wager BMVioss– 11000 Weft Rued,Needle;CA MOB– I .MOM o Ems Peeagrne Weir Comptes– 110 E Use Oak Are..Acute CA MOOS– (eon 4411-1372 ❑ Swop elop.wreorCompany– 1aOBCompafe.Pa.edM ..CAel1W– ar .❑ CilOndo Amnions Misr–ZOO lindlisloo Mon Sin Wok CA S11m – (eN)W-1sa3 • ❑ Golds sltl.tAhlor Company– 110 E.the O di Apaln..Madre CA 01005— (M 410.1372 -5- CITY OF ARCADIA WATER EFROENT LANDSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PACICAME—WORKSHEET MAXIMUM APPLLD WATER ALLOWANCE(MAWA)FOR PROJECT The Phojecre IIsarimem Appled Wader Allowance(MAWA)In gellOnt peeper NMi be cdarNded wing IdelOMIUIIC WAWA = (ETO)(0M2)(0.70 x LA) MAWA = Minimum Applied Wider Alamos In phone per year ETo - Reference Evepolny ir�eilion tale(Inches per year)which le 60.2 for the Aced,ones` a62 = Conversion facbr(b pions) 0.70 Meet flertbClortor plant y�pes end krbellon eMdsngl LA s Landeraped Ares in squire test Madmen Applied WOW Allowance- 2.86,12 6-° aslant per yew Shoat Cars p um*aalodran r down am p.p.10) MA►✓A = (ETa) Co.6r.) (o. 7e x LA) C So.z.) Co.‘",) Co,70 >c ( 3 133 (So. L) (0.6z.) (q193.10) 2436,124 • 01. •The ETo for tlha Arcade area is teed on Or Midi Dominant or Water Rasornoear Wow*Eropogampliallon rate(ETo)lar We CNrof Mon a e. -1- CITY OF ARCADIA • WATER lIY1CIENT LANDSCAPING DOCURIEMMI1ON PACKAGE—WORKSHEET Neese contplais a tiydtoaone Irrwonrteron Table set lie details*r each.hydroeorr& Use as matt'shells as naawisso to drl■!'d the I droaonss. The 1ebis Is 10 be keyed b fie lindecaps and MOM Pins—a wile iebier shown on pigs 10. Prefect Address: Hew* krsysolioa • Avoids %of Zone 1fhod''` R4 P. Landscape Mee • A :w%j A-I T. 9-8 5 30.714 28.74 . B -HN/ A•1r. A-tl _ 6 / D _ 5,419 _ No/ N/A N 3f3f o 2- R, 54 • • I . . Tows -- _ -- _ f 3,133 100 NOM as mew mini as nscosors t Hydnaeione -- Per the Deprtrnent of War ResououII Weir.Use Cke■aiko■ion of tan oceps Specks(WUCOLS)for Region 4—South kind Viisye end Fulham,the*dose Hydros= des4nsYone we as Uses. The appicai'e MICOLS edition Is awaisele et YONiagiffilaataliennakilladdSGASSMeat HW = HO Webs Ues Zoos—Plenle end war fedora est need or rar Mph amoraMe of rnsiir(1*,Olclnoadrs,J 4 o onspiss,pooh,spas,ib meths,ponds,do.) • MW = Moderate Water Use Zone LW = taw Warr US.Zane Vt W at Very Law Weir Uss Zonp— an mos 1st to not alone/nw L tj.hd, b u t h a s u m ''need only ooaseiorrl heediwerrbr0 during;padbarly hot ardor dry periods. CST = Cook Season Mitres*Zorne WSP =1"1"18eseon Urbino Ions NW = tie Water Use&Gs • M8 = Monsapray 8 = Spray R = Rotor 8 = Bumbler D = Drlp 0 * Other N = None •-7 • CITY OF ARCADIA • WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PAM=—rMORIOI EEf • • w . The pti4sc!'a Eadtinatrd Applied Water Use(EAWU)ti i1ellono per yew is alaieted using OR Mowing lamas. 1Tie EAWU fad not steed the Memknuf1ppliad Wabr Allowela WINA Warbled Al pegs • �+, m [r n EAWU=�A)(Q62)[(Sum of t�I HAM he their PF.)•V 1] EMVU = Edimeled Applied Water Use In pions per year • ETo is Reemente weepolninerindlonl lab 0.62 Con afaion barb gallons HA - H di onome Afre In equine Net • PF : Plant Fedor= • of water ba�eofh used water Pry � Show Ctalatlidone eon*adods lme w aeon 04 10} E•4M+u = (Ells) 0.6 L) +{c$kM At.L HAS x jFs) 4- •.71) HrvaezGNE A : 3,774 x o.60 = 2,264,40 _ Hrimovwe 8 : 5,479 x e.so 2,7 39.5o Hree..ta G : 3,880 x e.00 = 0 , ae �e 5 U •p Hr•itoL.NE : 5,00-3. yd FAWN : (5..0 (..6a) (C 5,003.10) 4- e.7 1 (So.$) Co.6s) X70+7.753 Z r 93 54'41 Area adt raMehiwecomrs 11 ie iioblance Evepoireneolmilon r (ETa)for llydtcteonss that ere to be Monied year fond is M. Tb Wade.EAWU an a monllitf belie for Hydtumonoe Ike ea not be bfbdsd yaw mind,the Wooing EU table r b be used and bided b wive et sn ennui EAWU 1Y ewe Hydmeonem Jen Feb taw Apr - Msy Jon Jul Aeli Oct Nov Dec 2.2 3.3 3.8 4.3 6.6 6.9 Q.9 6.4 6.1 3.2 2.6 2.0 2 The Piro Fedor(PF)le an aiee9e d>ti anoint of mew nested by a;dent boned an the Hyde:mons deelpemon by toe Dispennont of Water RMwiossr Warr Use GMSlboellon of tandems 8 The splodge WUOOLO anon Is ewleble at _ For the prposee of Mi • Whir BUN*Mom a�86 tNr.M 010. LL.IN OA,INN to Os Hyttraions Nerd Fedora me es WM car ri OJIO{,wan de O.OQ and i Nhtr b 0A0. • •. ;.•„, 43•ZA.t : , 10 CITY OF ARCADIA WATER EFTFICIENT LANDSCAPINO DONATION PACKAtiE—WORKSHEET WATER BUDGET COMPARISON The 6 headed Applied WOW U.. (! tom peps ti must not aoressd the Yodmren Applied Welter A lima ros(MAWrA)torn peps$. The EAWU of 2 J ��3 5 4. 17 w per yeer is leis than or equal to the MAWAof z86,!Z .o4 gallons pery ACKNOWLEDGMENT stoNATU The aipnirrs at at beet ens of the following Is nseisd to ooMpieis this Water Efficient Landscaping Documentation Package. IIWe acknowledge and spree under penalty of perjury under the Is of the lade of California that the f{ onrrlron Dandified In this Water Efficient r • Documentation Package Is true and corIec't. 1/ 1 l4 abm•e•e ads 3v_r4- *Plum GPM*,glow `PNDSCAAF IUNOG���� -3t ( and Wet of Lbsrwed Landscape Mt,*act qmfflii A I Wel I Signature (4:') - 3.3[r EK sl Date -9- ;�� � i . � NOJLV1'1VISNi :AA id! ij - _ • :- s ANCE "1YAOHddb JO APPROVED SNOWWWONOD 01 83d. : : 43 UN Z i t bIOZ 0 I N(1f P'EFER TO CONOJT s OF APPROVAL NS Ho 3AObddd OUR 11JG 1NSTALLATdON 33NVNIOU0 3dvoSDNV1 r CITY OF ARCADIA WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPING DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE—WORKSHEET SEC11ON F: WATER BUDGET COMPARISON A WATER BUDGET COMPARISON The Estimated Applied Water Use (EAWU) from pope 8 must not exceed the Mavdmum Applied Water Alawanos(MAWA)from page 8. The EAWU of Z 7 7-1°2 .6 0 gallons per year is less than or equal to the MAWA of 2 8 6, (Z 6. "4 gallons Per Year- ACKNOWLEDGMENT SIGNATURE(S): The signature of at least one of the following is required to complete this Water Efficient Landscapes Documerin Package. IIWe acknowledge and agree under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the information contained in this Water Efficient Landscaping Documentation Package is true and correct. r.►r►iiar ✓ ffigneturecfProject „ • Dab �-- -a 6 Sanative of Poverty Owner Date `PNDScoe ; 1-)E,C1) ,471.1:j:F1/ ) , ad Stamp of Licensed La dscape Architect ' AIWA' rim, c. `�1 °° sig„atu! cp c Date Q. j, ”°- qjE OF CAtA.