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City to assist residents in paying for emerald ash borer treatme <br />E <br />merald ash borer (EAB) has <br />Everything you wanted to know about emerald ash borer... <br />been found in Arden Hills. Resi <br />- <br />dents with ash trees are highly <br />recommended to consider treatment and/or <br />Visit the DNR website at www.dnr.state. <br />removal and replacement. <br />mn.us/invasives/terrestrialanimals/eab/ <br />Acording to the Department of Natural <br />index.html for more information and links <br />Resources website, emerald ash borer <br />The City will work with the Department of <br />to the following resources: <br />(EAB) is a non-native invasive insect <br />Agriculture to identify EAB. It is the only <br />that destroys ash trees in large numbers. <br />- <br />Identifying true ash trees (mountain <br />A quarantine has been placed on several <br /> <br />tion. <br />ash and prickly ash are not true ash <br />counties, including Ramsey County, to <br />trees and are not affected by EAB). <br />help slow the spread of EAB. This means <br />In November 2013, the City contracted <br />Recognizing the signs of an EAB-in <br />it is against the law to move the following <br /> <br />with Precision Landscape and Tree to <br />- <br />fested tree: heavy woodpecker activ <br />items out of EAB-quarantined counties: <br />perform tree removal services for the City <br />- <br />ity on tree, dying branches in the top <br />in 2014. As part of the agreement, Preci <br />- <br />canopy, sprouts around the tree base, <br />Firewood from hardwood trees (it is <br />sion will also provide emerald ash borer <br /> <br />vertical cracks in the bark, S-shaped <br />considered best practice not to trans <br />treatment. The City Council and staff then <br />- <br />tunnels under the bark, and 1/8-inch <br />negotiated the contract so that the contrac <br />- <br />D-shaped exit holes in the bark. <br />Entire ash trees <br />tor will offer a reduced rate to do treat <br /> <br />- <br />Ash limbs and branches <br />ments for residents during 2014. <br /> <br />If you think a tree is infested with EAB, <br />Ash logs or untreated ash lumber with <br /> <br />complete the steps outlined in the S <br />tep <br />bark attached <br />The City has negotiated the price for <br />Through Guide and refer to the Signs and <br />Uncomposted ash chips and uncom <br />EAB chemical treatment on private trees, <br /> <br />- <br />Symptoms of EAB in Ash Trees slide show <br />posted ash bark chips greater than one <br />exclusively for Arden Hills residents: $7 <br />for more examples, including recognizing <br />inch in two dimensions. <br />for trees between 12-24 in diameter and <br />insect galleries in ash trees in Minnesota. <br />$9 for trees greater than 24 in diameter. <br />EAB has already killed mil <br />Contact Precision at 651-484-2726 to <br />- <br />If your ash tree is showing other signs, <br />lions of ash trees in North <br />set up a consultation. <br />visit the Whats wrong with my ash tree? <br />America. It will have a <br />online diagnostic tool to help identify <br />huge effect on Minneso <br />There are other contractors in the <br />- <br />problems caused by insects, diseases, and <br />tas landscape and the 998 <br />market as well. The City cannot <br />nonliving factors. <br />million ash trees that grow in <br />recommend any one tree vendor, for <br />our cities and forests, according to <br />liability reasons. <br />To report a possible EAB infestation, con <br />the DNR website. Minnesota forests have <br />- <br />tact the Arrest the Pest Hotline at arrest. <br />more ash trees (black, green, and white) <br />the.pest@state.mn.us or 888-545-6684. <br />than any other state, and urban areas <br />You should also contact City Hall at 651- <br />contain up to 15 percent ash trees in their <br />792-7848. <br />neighborhoods and parks. <br />Cleanup Day! May 17 <br />Consider insecticide treatments only when <br />Everyone should learn to identify ash trees <br />your property is within 15 miles of an <br />and the symptoms of EAB so that any <br />he annual Arden Hills spring <br />T <br />EAB infestation which is true in Arden <br />infestation on public or private land can <br />cleanup day is Saturday, May 17, <br />Hills, since EAB has been found in Samp <br />promptly be reported to the proper authori <br />from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ramsey - <br />- <br />son Park and the University of Northwest <br />ties. Although this extremely cold winter <br />County Public Works Facility at 1425 - <br />may have dealt the invader a setback, it is <br />ern campus. <br />Paul Kirkwold Drive (off of Highway <br />too early to tell how much it may be af <br />96 and Hamline Avenue). <br />too early to tell how much it may be aftoo early to tell how much it may be af- <br />fected. So as spring sets in, be prepared to <br />Minnesota. <br />look for signs of EAB. <br />Residents can bring unwanted house <br />- <br />hold items for disposal or to donate to <br />the Salvation Army. <br />Check the City <br />website for more <br />information. The <br />fall cleanup day <br />is scheduled for <br />October 4. <br />5 <br />
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