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dates unusual street tree screen shade indigenous protected by gov* agency TREE HEALTH Foliage Cover normal Foliage Density chronic Annual shoot growth excellent Woundwood development Vigor class necrotic Epicormies Y sparse Leaf size average poor fair Twig Dieback N Growth obstructions small stakes Y wire/ties curb/pavement signs cables guards other Major pests/diseases SITE CONDITIONS Site Character residence Landscape type Irrigation commercial parkway adequate Recent site disturbance Y indu ...

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Is Falling trees a hazard?

A tree failure occurs when a tree or large part of a tree breaks and falls. Trees become a potential hazard when there is a target. A target is a structure, vehicle or a person that would be struck by a falling tree or its parts. The target directly influences the degree of hazard.

How much damage can a tree sustain?

If enough of the root system is destroyed or detached, the tree will die. As a general rule, 20% of the root system can be destroyed before the tree will show signs of injury. If 40% of the root system is lost, the tree will probably die. It should also be removed because it is hazardous.

What is a high risk tree?

As defined in the tree care industry, a "Hazard Tree" is a tree that poses a level of risk to people or property that exceeds the risk tolerance of the property owner or manger. This means that a tree that may be considered a hazard to one property owner may not be considered to be a hazard by another property owner.

What is a risk tree?

A tree with a risk of failure and resulting damage to people or property that exceeds the risk tolerance of the responsible manager. Tree failure.

How was the tree measured?

It is easiest to measure with a flexible tape measure, but a string can be used to mark the circumference and then measured with a ruler or rigid measuring tape. Wrap the tape measure around the girth of the tree, trying to keep the tape 90 degrees to the natural lean of the tree.

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