Understanding Construction Impacts to Trees
Plants & Horticulture
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47m
Many think construction projects like new developments, buildings and houses are driving forces behind utilizing tree preservation measures, however flatwork, grading and storm sewer installations may be silently causing even more damage. In this presentation you will learn why damage is occurring, what type of damage is occurring and how trees respond to damage. Joe will provide examples from a plan reviewer perspective and what we typically look for during the permit review process. By understanding how these projects may be negatively impacting your clients trees, you will know what different options may exist to facilitate these projects and be better prepared to answer their client’s questions and be ahead of the curve in the design phase.
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