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<br />Lexington Tree Committee <br />Town of Lexington, Massachusetts <br />Selectmen’s Meeting Room, Town Hall Annex <br />Minutes, Meeting of June 11, 2015 <br />Attendees: John Frey (Chairman), Gerry Paul, Karen Longeteig, Jim Wood, Anne Senning, <br />Nancy Sofen, Jewel Kuljian. Chris Filadoro (Superintendent of Public Grounds), Susie Barry, <br />Selectmen Liaison. Albert Montgomery, citizen. Karen Longeteig took her turn as scribe. <br />1. Minutes of the May 14 meeting were approved as Items 4 and 10 were amended. <br />. <br />2. Tree removal activity – no update, although Chris said he would send it out to the Committee. <br />Chris also reported that the revolving Tree Fund stands at about $40,000, all from mitigation <br />fees collected. Our spending limit this fiscal year is $25,000, but as of FY 2016 it will be raised <br />to $45,000. <br />3. Cost of Arbor Day tree from SelectHorticultureInc. Of Lancaster: The Red Oak cost between <br />$500 and $600. <br />4. Tree inventory contractor: Waiting to hear from Davey Tree Co., but it will be Fall before we <br />do. <br />5. Spring Tree Planting: Delayed by late spring weather and damage repair from historic <br />winter. Catching up on removals, replacing fall-planted Redbuds which didn’t make it. Initial list <br />for Dig Safe has been done. Christ would like to plant around schools and ball fields. Susie <br />Barry asked him to coordinate with Pat Goddard about building plans, of which there are many, <br />so he doesn’t plant trees that will be removed in a few years. <br /> a. Progress: Twelve or 13 trees out of the 70 have been planted; others are heeled in and <br />being watered at DPW which is more convenient than at Tree Farm site. <br /> b. Another volunteer for Setback planting? Nancy volunteered to help Jewel with this. <br /> c. Not taken up <br /> d. Rebate status of root-bound trees: Joel took photos of these container trees and Chris will <br />send to Shicktel and ask for rebate. <br />6. Al Montgomery, Lexington citizen, attended the meeting to point out that there are four street <br />trees on Middleby between Outlook and Bridge, and all are declining. He had pictures.(see <br />attached email) This area will not be impacted by any sidewalk construction. Chris asked him <br />to send an email formally requesting tree removals and planting. <br />7. Disposal of infected trees protocol: John and Anne are working on this. <br /> <br />
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