360 8th Street TREE22-0020 NOCPERMIT #: TREE22-0020
ADDRESS:360 8th Street
APPLICANT:Mathieu Builders Inc.
PHONE:904 813 3661
EMAIL:dustin@mathieubuilders.com
CATEGORY DBH 8" - 13.9"# OF TREES INCHES OWED DBH 14" - 29.9"# OF TREES INCHES OWED DBH 30"+# OF TREES INCHES OWED TOTAL INCHES
REMOVED
PRESERVATION
CREDIT TOTAL OWED
OAK 0
and/or
-$
MARITIME SPECIES
and/or
$
PALM 39 58.5
Sabal 12 1 18 and/or
13 1 19.5 $ 8,775.00
OTHER
and/or
$
39 58.5
and/or
$ 8,775.00
CATEGORY INCHES # OF TREES STAFF NOTES PROPOSED- PLANT PROPOSED- PAY CATEGORY INCHES # OF TREES STAFF NOTES FINAL- PLANT FINAL- PAY
OAK OAK
MARITIME SPECIES MARITIME SPECIES
PALM PALM
OTHER OTHER
TOTALS
TREES REMOVED
PROPOSED MITIGATION FINAL MITIGATION
DBH 30"+ = 1: 3
NEW CONSTRUCTION
MITIGATION RATIOS: (inches removed : inches replaced)
DBH 10" -13.9"= 1: 1.5
DBH 14" - 29.9" = 1: 2
Status in accordance with the City of Altantic Beach code of ordinances in effect at the time of application submittal.
APPROVDED
DENIED
TPO ADMINISTRATOR DATE
ADDITIONALINFORMATION:
•The current tree fund rate is $150.00 per inch.
•One shade tree shall be planted or preserved within the required front yard of every lot.
PLANTING REQUIRMENTS
•Oaks must be replaced with oaks and have a 4" caliper and 12' tall at time of planting.
•Maritime Species must be replaced with Maritime Species.
•Mininum 2" caliper for non oaks and 10' tall at time of planting.
•Palms may replace plams.Mininum 8ft clear trunk height at time of planting.
14 1 21
4"2 double credit 16"
11"4 44"
60"
X
3/15/23
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EXHIBIT D: TREE WORKSHEET
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City of Atlantic Beach
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800 Seminole Road Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 ...._�,,,,.__-,_,__ (P) 904·247·5800
List the species and diameter at breast height (dbh) of all trees identified on EXHIBIT C (attach additional pages as needed).
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02 TREE REMOVAL PERMIT APPUCA T/ON • EXHIBITD: Tree Worksheet O 13 I .2023
No DBH, not protected
on neighboring property
Exempt per arborist
Elm tree, exempt per arborist
Holly cluster, separate trees under 8" DBH
Already removed.X
Already removed
Actually 13" DBH
Marc White / I.S.A. Certified Arborist FL-5641-A
Marc White
I.S.A. Certified Arborist
I.S.A. TRAQ Qualified
FL-5641-A
Office: (904) 270-2090
Cell: (904) 607-4113
Marcwhite1300@gmail.com
360 8th Street
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
Per your request we have visited the property at the above address on
2/22/2023 and our findings are as follows:
A. 12” D.B.H. sabal palm (Sabal palmetto) – this sabal palm had no visible
preexisting health or structural issues at the time of inspection.
B. 12” D.B.H. sabal palm (Sabal palmetto) – this sabal palm is shown on the tree
survey as being inside the property line of the parcel. According to the
boundary stakes on site, this sabal palm is on the neighboring property. This
sabal palm had no visible preexisting health or structural issues at the time of
inspection.
C. 13” D.B.H. sabal palm (Sabal palmetto) – this sabal palm is measured
incorrectly with the boots as a 14” DBH on the original tree survey. This
sabal palm had no visible preexisting health or structural issues at the time of
inspection.
D. 16” D.B.H. southern magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora) – this tree has a “V”
shaped codominant union with a large amount of response wood present.
There is also a split that has compartmentalized. The amount of response
wood found at the codominant union indicates that the union is failing.
Targets for this tree are the neighboring home and property, human traffic,
and the future home to be developed on this parcel. Using the TRAQ matrix,
it is determined that this tree has a high overall risk rating. There are no
mitigation options available to lower the high overall risk rating.
Marc White / I.S.A. Certified Arborist FL-5641-A
Marc White
I.S.A. Certified Arborist
I.S.A. TRAQ Qualified
FL-5641-A
Office: (904) 270-2090
Cell: (904) 607-4113
Marcwhite1300@gmail.com
E. 11” D.B.H. sabal palm (Sabal palmetto) – this sabal palm has extensive decay
on the trunk. The depth of a large cavity on trunk is measured at
approximately 6” deep, visible on the west side of the trunk, approximately
4.5’ up from the base. Although palm trees can endure trunk decay more than
other species, the amount of decay on the trunk of this palm would g ive this
tree a high overall risk rating using the TRAQ matrix.
F. 15” D.B.H. American elm (Ulmus americana) – this tree is misidentified on
the original tree survey as a mulberry. This tree has a large “V” shaped
codominant union with included bark and response wood present. Response
wood found at the codominant union is an indicator that the union is on the
process of failing. The codominant union can be mitigated by installing a
cable system. A large decay pocket is found at the base of the buttress on the
east side of the trunk that extends into the trunk approximately 13 inches.
Three torsional splits with decay are found on various areas of the trunk.
There are three non-movable targets within the fall zone of this tree, the home
to the east, and two homes behind this parcel to the west. The future home on
this property will also be a target after development. Using the TRAQ matrix,
this tree has a high overall risk rating. Installing a cable system would not
lower the risk rating due to the amount of decay and torsional splits on the
trunk.
G. 14” D.B.H. sabal palm (Sabal palmetto) – this sabal palm was not found on
the property at the time of inspection.
H. 13” D.B.H. sabal palm (Sabal palmetto) – this sabal palm had no visible
preexisting health or structural issues at the time of inspection.
I. 12” D.B.H. sabal palm (Sabal palmetto) – this sabal palm had no visible
preexisting health or structural issues at the time of inspection.
J. 14” D.B.H. sabal palm (Sabal palmetto) – this sabal palm is measured
incorrectly on the original tree survey. The bud of this palm is lower than 4.5’
and is too small to be measured. This palm is undersized and is not protected.
Marc White / I.S.A. Certified Arborist FL-5641-A
Marc White
I.S.A. Certified Arborist
I.S.A. TRAQ Qualified
FL-5641-A
Office: (904) 270-2090
Cell: (904) 607-4113
Marcwhite1300@gmail.com
K. Yaupon holly cluster (Ilex vomitoria) – this cluster is misidentified on the
original tree survey as a myrtle cluster. This is an epicormic growth cluster of
multiple small Yaupon holly trees. Using the pith trace method, it is
determined that some are conjoined, and some are codominant but all trees in
this cluster are undersized. If a tree has more than one pith at ground level, it
is considered to be a multitrunked tree and a tree must be at least 2” in
diameter and 10’ tall to be protected. Each stem should be measured
separately. The largest tree in this cluster is 4” inches in diameter but the
growth is epicormic and sprouted from an old stump which makes the
attachment very weak. These trees are undersized and are not protected.
L. 14” D.B.H. holly (Ilex) – this tree is not on this property. This tree had no
visible preexisting health or structural issues at the time of inspection.
Trees included in this report were inspected to determine if the trees were
misidentified, measured improperly, and to document any defects, disease, or decay
that meet the requirements to waive mitigation fees by the Landscape Department.
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