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• Fungal fruiting bodies present on trunk INJECTION DETAILS Chemical • Injections must be with a liquid formulation of 4% emamectin benzoate • All label directions for chemical product used must be followed. • At a minimum, trees less than 22 inches DBH shall be treated with 2.5 ml of 4% emamectin benzoate solution/inch DBH, trees greater than 22 inches DBH shall be treated with 5 ml of 4% emamectin benzoate solution/inch DBH. Residents' trees Injections performed on residents' privately owned trees will be driven by public demand, so numbers of treatments for these trees will not be available at this time. Residents shall undertake treatments with you if desired but will solely be for their privately owned trees. Private Property The homeowner will contact the Contractor directly to initiate an inspection, receive a quote, and provide permission. The Contractor shall inspect the ash trees on private property and determine whether they are appropriate for treatment. GuarantPP Two-year warranty required for all private injections. If a tree is killed by EAB during this two-year period, or if canopy loss attributable to EAB becomes equal to or greater than 50% during this same period with active beetles or larvae found, a 100% refund will be required. Cost Proposal Proposers shall fill out the included cost and rate forms for private tree treatments. Proposed fee schedule shall include the included tables as well as any additional fees, costs for consultation/assessment visits with homeowners, and taxes. Listing Contractors will provide a listing of all privately owned tree(s) treated by them to the City on a monthly basis. Education and Outreach Materials Contractor shall provide outreach materials, such as a postcard or pamphlet to all residents to inform them about the program. The outreach materials shall be sent in the mail. Contractors shall include both costs for this mailing and examples of previous outreach materials used for similar programs with proposal. The City will supplement the mailed outreach materials with newsletter articles and