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I 10/23/19go 06:12 6127544836 VERNIX FORESTRY' PAGE 06 I -- I driveway placement with a 10-15 % slope. I have created three scenarios of possible I driveway location. They are as follows: Scenario 1 I Driveway remains at original survey location. Tree protection area fencing remain as noted on survey. Expected additional tree removal to facilitate driveway construction .;1.. I Trees numbered 6, 7 & 8 white oaks in good condition and size that could serve the future homeowner with years of enjoyment. Scenario 2 I Driveway starts at west end of lot and angles across the lot to proposed garage on east side I of the lot. Tree protection fencing location modified as outlined on survey scenario #2. Expected additional tree removal to facilitate driveway construction;.2. Trees numbered 4 & 5 white oaks in good condition and of size that could serve the future homeowner with ~ years of enjoyment. Scenario 3 I Driveway starts on east end of lot and connects with proposed garage on east side of lot. Tree protection fencing location modified as outlined on survey scenario #3. Expected additional tree removal to facilitate driveway construction;..b Trees numbed 2 & 3 on the I survey. Tree 2 is a large red oak with multiple basal cracks that extend 4 feet from the ground and open cavities in the upper crown, These structural defects suggest tree failure in the future. Tree numbered 3 is an average' sized bur oak with significant trunk lean and I propagating rib crack extending 6 feet of the trunk. These structural defects suggest tree failure in the future. Consideration should be made by future homeowner to remove these I trees. In my opinion, scenario 3 is the best location of the driveway to maximize tree survival. I It will remove two trees that will become potential physical hazards to the lot and maintain the other trees in good condition. I Sincerely, 1I/~~-'1~- I Mandy Musielewicz 7 -- I