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Gmail-tree questions https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ik=4888d66222&view=pt&search=all... <br /> MiGmal I Gerry Paul <gerrypaul01@gmail.com> <br /> tree questions <br /> David Pinsonneault<dpinsonneault@lexingtonma.gov> Thu, Jun 17, 2021 at 2:22 PM <br /> To: Nancy Sofen <nsofen@gmail.com> <br /> Cc: Gerald Paul <gerrypaul01 @gmail.com>, Marc Valenti <mvalenti@lexingtonma.gov>, Christopher Filadoro <br /> <cfiladoro@lexingtonma.gov> <br /> Dear Nancy, <br /> Here are the responses that we have. <br /> 16 Grapevine: The plot plan identifies three locations without DBH, these were large shrubs that were in the setback <br /> with nothing larger than 6" removed. <br /> 198 Bedford Street: The builder claims that there were a few trees that were in very poor condition that he removed. <br /> Chris did not have a chance to deem them hazards or not hazards and is following up with the builder with regards to <br /> next steps. <br /> 193-195 Bedford Street: This project has not been closed out yet. There was an additional site visit that was done <br /> after the first one that approved the removal of a dead and hazardous tree that was not noted on the plot plan. Chris <br /> is working with the builder on next steps. <br /> 3 Underwood Ave: This property was originally submitted as a Spring Street address and the side setback was only <br /> 15' and did not capture the large oak tree at that time. Chris has spoken with the builder and they are aware that they <br /> will need to pay additional fees for both the removal and mitigation of this tree. <br /> 19 Locke Lane: The Builder noted that there were no trees being removed at the time of demo and says that the <br /> owner wanted them removed after the house was removed and the builder did not check back in with the Town. <br /> When there are no trees agreed to for removal we do not do a follow up site visit as there is no planting or mitigation <br /> requirements. Chris has reached out to the builder and they are aware that they will need to pay additional fees for <br /> both the removal and mitigation of the trees. <br /> Please contact me with any questions or concerns. Thank you. <br /> David <br /> 1 of 2 7/18/2021, 11:15 AM <br />