[CANUFNET] Ash tree appraisal - do you discount?
Jack Radecki
jackandali at sympatico.ca
Mon Feb 6 10:07:21 EST 2012
As I represent the ISAO RPAC, my comments are that if we use the Trunk
Formula Method then only the Species Factor would be affected if the tree
was still without EAB. As we do not have up to date Species Survey
information then we used published lists and there are more than what is in
the outdated regional supplement to the 8th edition.
An agreed upon discount would be best served rather than an individual
opinion.
regards Jack Radecki RCA 342
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How much do we discount?
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On Behalf Of pwynnyczuk at richmondhill.ca
Sent: February-03-12 4:06 PM
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Subject: Re: [CANUFNET] Ash tree appraisal - do you discount?
Hi Alex,
At this point in my opinion we do have to discount the species due to the
high susceptibility to EAB and the added cost of retention through EAB
control/eradication process.
Unlike DED which is transported by an insect and the disease may be
contained by the tree or slows down the movement within the tree, if
vigorous. EAB unfortunately out eats any tree containment measures which
leads to the death of the tree.
Based on the above one less species of value in our pallette.
Regards,
Peter Wynnyczuk
Urban Forestry Supervisor
Town of Richmond Hill
Community Services Department
Telephone: 905 780-2930
Fax: 905 780-2928
Internet: pwynnyczuk at richmondhill.ca
From: "Alex Satel" <asatel at ufis.ca>
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Date: 02/03/2012 02:58 PM
Subject: [CANUFNET] Ash tree appraisal - do you discount?
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Hi all,
A question for anyone who is involved in preparing/reviewing CTLA-based
appraisals (e.g., trunk formula method) of ash trees: How have you
considered Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) in your valuations of healthy looking
ash?
It would be interesting to see if there is some consensus about how to
proceed; should we start discounting the species ratings because 'all ash
are doomed'? Or should we still consider each tree on its individual merits
and outwardly-visible condition, even though it may already be infested and
not yet showing symptoms? How do we account for the fact that many (if not
most) ash trees will become liabilities once infested/dead?
Personally, I am somewhat hesitant to start discounting still-healthy trees
because of susceptibility to a pest (after all, many elms have survived),
but it is generally accepted that we will lose most of our urban ash trees,
and this may be fair to consider that when assessing value.
Any thoughts and experiences would be greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
Alex
Alex Satel, MFC
ISA Certified Arborist ON-1353A
Urban Forest Innovations Inc.
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Mississauga, ON L5G 3S5
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