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Updated Arborist Report Sarvana Chilla, 3987 Stanley Three (3) plum trees were assessed. Two (2) were in fair condition and one (1) was in poor. These trees had either multiple or codominant trunks. The largest tree (#6) was mature and hada 10" trunk diameter. Several pruning cuts had been made in the top of the canopy known as heading back. The other two were young trees located near the property fence. Tree #16 was leaning and tree #4 was growing through metal fence at the base. The third most common species assessed was valley oak (2 trees). Both trees were in good condition. One was off-site (#17) and tree #18 was located on the property line. The fence separating the two properties was built on either side of the tree (photo 2). Diameters were estimated for both trees. Trees were mature with respectively 36 and 38" trunk diameter. The following six (6) species were represented by one (1) tree. The Italian alder (#2) had multiple trunks arising at the base and was semi -mature with 7, 8 and 8" trunk diameters. It was growing near the front of the house and was located 11' from overhead utilities. It was in fair condition. • The lemon (#5) was located on the west side of the house and in good condition. It had multiple branches arising from 3'. This semi -mature tree had 3, 3, 2 and 1" diameter trunks. • The California black walnut (#19) was located off-site to the east of the house. This mature tree was in fair condition. It had codominant trunks arising from 3' and its' canopy extended 9' onto the property. Trunk diameters were estimated to be 17 and 12". HortScience I Bartlett Consulting Page 3 Photo 1 (above): Windmill palms lined the north property fence. Photo 2 (below): Valley oak #18 was growing on the property line and the fence was built around it. • The crape myrtle (#1) was a young tree (7" DBH) located off-site near the fence line. It was in fair condition with several harsh pruning cuts known as topping. The canopy was extending 3' over the fence. • The glossy privet (#10) was located on the rear property to the west. This young tree had multiple trunks and was in fair condition. One branch had decay and a metal fence post was embedded in the north trunk. • Sweetgum #3 was asemi-mature tree with a tall, narrow crown. It was in good condition with good form and structure. The trunk diameter was 7".