Email Confirming Installation of Replacement Trees.pdfMachuga, Jen
From: Machuga, Jen
Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2015 5:26 PM
To: 'Ken Peirce'
Cc: Bob Setting; Monty Chaussee
Subject: RE: Required trees (Rotary Club, APL20150003)
Hi Ken,
I inspected the Rotary Club's site at 8116 206th St. SW this afternoon and confirmed that the two 3" caliper replacement
trees required by the Hearing Examiner in his decision on your appeal (File No. APL20150003) have been planted. As
you mentioned in your email, one of the replacement trees is located at the northeastern corner of the subject site
(above the upper retaining wall) and the second replacement tree is located to the east of the southeastern corner of
the new residence (located near Trees #7 & 8 that were subject of the appeal).
Thank you for notifying me that the planting was completed. This was the final condition/corrective action that needed
to be addressed as part of the Hearing Examiner's decision on your appeal.
Sincerely,
Jen
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-----Original Message -----
From: Ken Peirce [mailto:krpeirce@aol.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 21, 2015 9:20 AM
To: Machuga, Jen; Bob Setting; Monty Chaussee
Subject: Required trees
Jen,
I did leave a message on your voice mail letting you know that the two required trees are planted and ready for
inspection and approval.
The tree up in the NE corner atop the upper retaining wall is a Stewardia pseudocamilla.
The tree up in the corner of the east slope, near where the removed alder (called a fir incorrectly) was, is a Acer
palmatum "bloodgood."
I hope these qualify as replacements.
As you will see on your inspection, we have also planted about 15 quite large -multi -trunked Pyramidalis arbor vitae.
Thanks,
Ken
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