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SHADE TREE PROGRAM -- 1981
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the Columbia Heights' City Council adopted
its 1981 Shade Tree Diseased Control Budget on September 30, 1980,
amounting to a total of $64,395; and, furthermore, does authorize
the submission of a 1981 application for sanitation and reforestation
grant-in-aid.
Passed this 24th of November , 1980.
Offered by: Norberg
Seconded by: Heintz
Roll Call: All Ayes
Mayor
Cornel Secretary
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Minnesota ~t~ ~~u~
90 West Plato Boulevard. St. Paul, MN 55107 612-296-8580
1981 APPLICATION FOR SANITATION/REFORESTATION GRANT-IN-AID
Application Deadline is November 15, 1980
APPLICANT IDENTIFICATION
1. City of: Columbia Heights County of: Anoka
2. County of: ..... Townships: .....
3. Population (1970 Federal Census) 23,997
PROGRAM MANAGER (Person who can answer most administrative questions about
program)
Name: Thomas M. Re]zer Title:Act. Park Supt~hone: 612- 788 - 9221 ext.163
Address: 637 38th Avenue N.E., Columbia Heights, MN Zip: 55421
FISCAL AGENT (Person to whom checks should be mailed)
Name: John E. Schedler Title:City Clk/TreasPhone:_612- 788 - ~22! ext.133
Address: 590 40th Avenue N.E., Columbia Heights, MN Zip:_ 55421
TREE INSPECTOR (Person who is a certified tree inspector)
Title:Act. Park SuptPhone: 612- 788 - ~221 ext.163
Name: Thomas M. Rejzer .
Address: 637 38th Avenue N.E., Columbia Hei~hts~ MN Zip: 55421
B. SHADE TREE ORDINANCE (Attach a copy of the local ordinance governing shade trees
and tree diseases)
PROGRAM BUDGET (Attach a copy of the resolution of your governing body adopting
the 1981 budget and authorizing this application)
**90%
SANITATION REFORESTATION REFORESTATION
Personnel $ 4,030 $ 65
Equipment
Outside Contracts 40,000 20.000
*In-Kind Contributions
Miscellaneous 250 50
TOTAL _ $44~280 $20,115
$64,395
TOTAL
*Only for cities of 1000 population or less.
**Only for cities of 4000 population or less.
STATE USE ONLY:
Application approved by:
Date:
AG-00875-01
SHADE TREE INVENTORY
Number of trees in control area January l, 1981:
1. Public property: Elm 5,600 Oak 90
2. Private property: Elm 34,900 Oak 2,845
Other 1,250
Other 8,800
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SHADE TREE DISEASE CONTROL AREA (Attach two copies of a map defining your
current disease control area)
SANITATION PROGRAM
1. Inspection Procedure:
Public property We conduct three (3) city-wide inspections duFin9 the year.
We also keep a "call-in" roster to make periodic inspections.Condemned trees are
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Private property. Identification and marking Same as Public Property.
Notification Receive official notification by mailed letter.
Removal verification We field test and also send in for lab analysis.
Control area inspections to be completed by (dates): 6/15~ 7/15,..8/15
Estimate the number of diseased trees expected in 1981:
Oak trees 5 Removal schedule To be removed within
20 days if possible.
High risk elm trees 50
immediately as possible.
Removal schedule To be removed as
Low risk elm trees 100
20 days if possible.
Removal schedule To be removed within
4. Will you disrupt root grafts with: Chemical (Vapam)[]
5. Do you therapeutically prune elms? Yes i-1
a. What percent of diseased elms are therapeutically pruned?
6. Chemicals used in conjunction with sanitation procedures:
Public: Nonel]~ Vapaml"! Dursbanl-1 Arbotectl=l
Private: Nonel~l Vapam("I Dursbanl-i Arbotectrl
7. Tree removal within the control area:
Public: Give percentage removed by
Private: Give percentage removed by
Mechanicall-1 Nonel~q
Nolil
Otherrl
Other[Z]
city crews
private contractors
city crews
contractor hired by city
contractor hired by property owner
work done by property owner
100
1
%
'%
%
%
%
%
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8. Disposal method:
Burning site Permit No.
Landfill location Bunker Hills Wood Disposal Site - Anoka County
Utilization. Describe the specific procedure
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9. Stump treatment/removal: Debarked)~l Chipped out~l Dug outf-I
SUBSIDY PROGRAM
Public property tree (not including boulevard trees}. Assuming a removal cost of
$100, how much is paid by:
State
Shade Tree
Grant-in-aid $
Other
State aid $
5O
TOTAL $ ~0
Cit~
General levx $ 50
Special levy $
Federal. gra~t
*In-kind or voluntary $
Other $
TOTAL $ 50
GRAND TOTAL: $ lO0
Boulevard tree. Assuming a removal cost of $100, how much is paid by:
(Private contribution may not exceed 50% of removal cost)
Private
State
Shade Tree
Grant-in-aid $ 5O
Other
State aid $
TOTAL $ 50
cit
General levy $ 50
Special levy
Federal grant
*In-kind or voluntary $
Other $
TOTAL $ 5O
Special assessment
Direct billing
*In-kind or voluntary
TOTAL $
GRAND TOTAL:
$ lO0
Private property tree. Assuming a removal cost of $100, how much is paid by:
(State Shade Tree contribution cannot exceed city contribution}
State
Shade Tree
Grant-in-aid $ 50
Other
State aid
TOTAL $ 5O
City
General levy $ ~o
Special levy $
Federal grant $
*In-kind or voluntary $
Other $
TOTAL $ 5O
Private
Special assessment
Direct billing
*In-kind or voluntary
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL:
100
*Only for cities of 1000 population or lessLq-
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FIREWOOD CONTROL (Attach a copy of city ordinance or permit system covering the
storage/stockpiling of bark-intact elm wood as firewood)
Check here if firewood is not permitted []
1. Firewood pile inspections will be completed by (dates): April 1
REFORESTATION
1. The number of trees to be planted 15o
2. The tree species used will include (20) Norway Maple~ (30) Sugar Maple, (30)Marshall
Green Ash, (20) Linden, (15) Locust, (20) Evergreens, (15) Others
3. These trees will be: barerootrl container or pottedI'l balled & burlappedl~l
4. Specify source of nursery stock.
Name and address of seller Will be to low bidder.
Name and address of grower Will be to low bidder.
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Reforestation expense.
Source of funding
Shade Tree Grant-in aid
General levy
Special levy $
Federal grant $
*In-kind or voluntary $
Direct bill-property owner $
Special assess-property owner $
Other $
TOTAL $
Assuming a planting cost of $50, how much is paid by:
Boulevard trees Public trees
$ 25 $ 25
$ 25 $ 25
$
$
$
$
$
$
5o $
What percent of planting is done by:
City crews % Volunteer organizations
Private property owner %
50
5 % Contractor 95 %
The Reforestation Advisory Committee members are: Columbia Heights Park Board
William Hollom Walter Logacz
JoAnn Melin J~m Fowler
John P. Murzyn John Starcevic
This form submitted by:
*Only for cities of 1000 population or less.
Title: Actinq Park Supt./City Forester
Date: 11/18/80 Phone: 612 - 788 -9221 ext.163