COMMUNITY
FOREST
MANAGEMENT
PLAN
2023
City of Fullerton
Roger Cardenas
Dan Diaz, Sr.
Ginger Ivey
Phil Kisor
Meg McWade
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This Community Forest Management Plan
is the product of outstanding contributions
from multiple City of Fullerton
departments, students and staff at
California State University Fullerton,
residents of Fullerton and surrounding
areas, and staff from West Coast Arborists.
Their dedication to seeing this project
through to completion and to improving
the environment for all is greatly
appreciated.
THANK YOU
CAL FIRE
Lynette Short
West Coast
Arborists, Inc.
Tim Crothers
Jose Gonzalez
Brian Koch
Rebecca Mejia
Linda Mendez
Andrew Pineda
David Pineda
Steve Ponce
Lissette Rios
Andres Rodriguez
This Urban Forest Improvement Project is part of
California Climate Investments, a statewide program
that puts billions of Cap-and-Trade dollars to work
reducing GHG emissions, strengthening the
economy, and improving public health and the
environment- particularly in disadvantaged
communities. The Cap-and-Trade program also
creates a financial incentive for industries to invest in clean technologies and develop innovative ways to
reduce pollution.
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CSUF
Stephanie Del Rosario
Zia Salim
Maria Scopu
California Climate Investments projects include
affordable housing, renewable energy, public
transportation, zero-emission vehicles,
environmental restoration, sustainable
agriculture, recycling, and more. At least 35
percent of these investments are located
within and benefit residents of disadvantaged
communities and low-income households
across CA. For more information, visit:
www.caclimateinvestments.ca.gov.
All images by Ginger Ivey, Roger Cardenas, Cal State
Fullerton, and West Coast Arborists, Inc.
Introduction..............................................................................................................................Page 1 History of the Fullerton Community Forest
Community Survey
Purpose of the Community Forest Management Plan
Goals of the Community Forest Management Plan
Environmental Conditions...................................................................................................Page 4 Environmental Benefits- iTree Report
Canopy Assessment
Reduction of Urban Forest Heat Island Effects
Planning, Development, and Infrastructure
Sustainability
Master Street Tree Plan........................................................................................................Page 9 Planting Plan
Tree Palette
Community Engagement....................................................................................................Page 11 Public Relations
Sister Cities Friendship Trees
Tree City USA
Caring for Private Trees
Resources and Guide for Homeowners and Businesses
Urban Wood Policy...............................................................................................................Page 15 Green Waste and Urban Wood Recycling
Tree Care for Birds and Other Wildlife...........................................................................Page 16 Tree Management Policy & Program..............................................................................Page 17 Inspection
Scheduled Grid Pruning
Out of Cycle Pruning
Removal
Planting
Pest Control
Emergency Response
Future Planning for the Community Forest.................................................................Page 21 Updates to the Community Forest Management Plan
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Appendix 1: i-Tree Ecosystem Analysis
Appendix 2: Canopy Cover Analysis
Appendix 3: Current Tree Inventory Summary
Appendix 4: Planting Plan
Appendix 5: Tree Palette
Appendix 6: Education Materials
Appendix 7: Community Forestry Ordinance
Appendix 8: Tree Care for Birds Best Management Practices Appendix 9: Standards and Best Management Practices References
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
List of Appendices
Founded in 1887, Fullerton began as an agricultural community. As the years passed, agriculture gave way to residences, oil drilling, and businesses. Today, Fullerton is primarily residential but has a diverse mix of educational, cultural, and business institutions. Fullerton has retained a friendly, small town atmosphere through many community programs and by preserving its original downtown, which continues to be the cultural and social center of the City. One of the characteristics that sets Fullerton apart from surrounding cities is its extensive community forest.
Fullerton's community forest is viewed as all of the trees and landscape on public and private property within the City's corporate boundaries. Like its counterpart, the national forest, Fullerton's community forest requires professional planning and management if it is to prosper over time. This Community Forest Management Plan (CFMP) is designed to provide guidance to both the City's professional staff and Fullerton residents so they can work together to create a healthy community forest.
INTRODUCTION
History of the Fullerton Community Forest
Fullerton is well known for the wealth of beautiful trees which line its streets, beautify its parks, and add charm and character to the community. Fullerton is truly a city of trees. The City has earned the honor of Tree City USA for the past 41 years. This award is presented by the National Arbor Day Foundation, in cooperation with the U. S.
Forest Service and the National Association of State Foresters, and is given to cities demonstrating a commitment to tree planting and outstanding urban forest management practices.
The residents of Fullerton express a great deal of pride in the trees that make up the community forest. To the community, the trees play a major role in enhancing the charm and character that is associated with Fullerton while increasing the quality of life. Preserving the historical elements of the community is a primary concern to the residents. Perhaps one of the most visible examples of the community's commitment to preserving its heritage can be observed on Brookdale Place where large, 50-to 60- year-old Jacaranda trees line the street, enhancing the ambience of the historical homes.
1 In addition to the aesthetic and historic value, trees add economic and environmental benefits to the community. According to research by the U. S. Forest Service, trees contribute to an increase in home values. Trees also help the environment by providing sound barriers, reducing heat islands, reducing soil erosion and runoff, releasing oxygen into the atmosphere, and absorbing carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
The City of Fullerton contains a rich and diversified inventory of outstanding specimen and parkway trees, some of which date back to its founding and incorporation. Its trees have provided shade for residents and sheltered wildlife for decades thanks to the action of caring residents and resourceful staff that are committed to beautifying the environment for the well- being of residents, businesses, and visitors alike.
The City of Fullerton has designated one species of tree to be the City Tree, which is the Jacaranda mimosifolia, commonly known as Jacaranda. These semievergreen trees, indigenous to Brazil, are known for their showy display of lavender-blue flowers in May and June and have showered blossoms since the City first chose the species as a street tree. It currently ranks as the fourth-most common tree in city-maintained facilities and right-of-way.
Throughout the nearly one hundred twenty years since the incorporation of the city, residents have marveled at the diversity of trees that can be grown in this climate, thereby encouraging the planning, planting, and experimenting with trees in a variety of situations. The City of Fullerton’s trees have proven to be remarkably resilient in many challenging situations, a testament to their ability to grow and survive as the city itself has grown around them.
The future planning for Fullerton’s trees will build upon the framework of past plans, the Ordinance, and community-building events such as Arbor Day. The bedrock for this Community Forest Management Plan is education. The City’s motto of “The Education Community” is appropriate as likeminded residents of Fullerton continue to learn, year by year and tree by tree, about the unique features of their community forest.
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Community Survey
Throughout the fall of 2021 and into the
winter months of 2022, the City of Fullerton
and California State University Fullerton
gathered public survey responses which
informed City staff and the writers of this
plan as to the respondent’s opinions of
various city tree operations and how they
themselves relate to the trees in the city. The
results were enlightening and were an
important part of the writing of this plan. The
public participation is appreciated by all who
hold public office and who serve the
residents and businesses in the community.
2 The City of Fullerton is committed to preserving its valuable community forest. In 1995, the City Council adopted the Fullerton Community Forestry Ordinance for the following purposes: 1) to realize the optimum public benefits of trees on the City's streets, in public places, and on private property; 2) to integrate street tree planting and maintenance with other urban elements and amenities; 3) to promote efficient, cost-effective management of the City's community forest by coordinating public and private efforts within a comprehensive and professional management system; 4) to reduce the public hazard, nuisance and expense occasioned by improper tree selection, planting, and maintenance; 5) to provide for the creation of an equitable, sustained and reliable means of managing the City's community forest; and 6) to create and maintain a unified urban-forest resource, enhancing the City's overall character and sense of place.
To achieve the above purposes, the City of Fullerton's Public Works Department, with the coordination of the Parks and Recreation Department, has prepared a Community Forest Management Plan. This plan shall serve as a guideline for coordinating the activities of all City departments.
Purpose of the Community Forest Management Plan
This plan contains helpful information for City staff to manage and maintain the community’s publicly-maintained trees. In 1992, the City Council created goals for the community forest that were incorporated into the City’s Municipal Code 9.06.080. The goals are as follows:
1. Establish and maintain optimal tree cover.
2. Maintain trees in a safe and healthy condition through good cultural practices.
3. Establish and maintain an optimal level of age and species diversity.
4. Promote conservation of tree resources.
5. Provide suitable locations for, and select, situate, and maintain street trees to minimize hazard, nuisance, hardscape damage, and maintenance costs.*
6. Centralize tree management under one department to ensure the enforcement of policies.
7. Foster citizen support for the local community forestry program and encourage good tree management on privately-owned properties.
*Special consideration will be given to compatibility in commercial areas with regards to aesthetics and signage visibility.
Goals of the Community Forest Management Plan
3 Number of trees: 35,074
Tree Cover: 338.5 acres
Most common species of trees: Magnolia
grandiflora, Ulmus parvifolia, &
Lagerstroemia indica
Percentage of trees less than 6" (15.2 cm)
diameter: 16.9%
Pollution Removal: 15.01 tons/year
Carbon Storage: 15.92 thousand tons
Carbon Sequestration: 715.6 tons
Oxygen Production: 1.908 thousand
tons/year
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ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
To provide the City of Fullerton with accurate data regarding the community forest, West Coast Arborists, Inc. ran a report of the current tree inventory on March 18, 2022, by utilizing the iTree urban forest analysis and assessment tools developed by the United States Forestry Service. Municipalities commonly use these tools to analyze forest data from multiple perspectives including the ecosystem benefits, the value of the trees to the community, and pests that could endanger the trees should an infestation occur. City staff can run these reports every five years or as major planting projects take place that change the tree size and species frequency of the community forest.
Fullerton iTree Data Summary: For the full, comprehensive report that details various important aspects of the
community forest, please see Appendix 1. Of
note is the amount of carbon stored by the
second-most common city tree, the Chinese
Elm (Ulmus parvifolia.) These trees sequester
more carbon than Magnolias, Canary Island
Pines, and Holly Oaks combined, making
them valuable assets to preserve. To ensure
that Chinese Elms continue to provide
significant benefits for the long-term future,
the updated tree palette includes a newer
cultivated variety called ‘True Green’ that has
an improved branching habit and structure,
which results in reduced maintenance costs
over time.
Environmental Benefits: iTree Report
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Canopy Assessement
Canopy cover analysis of the community’s urban forest consists of current flight data obtained from Region 5 Urban Canopy GIS Data from the U.S. Forest Service and the Department of Agriculture and the appropriate layer resources from the City of Fullerton and the CalEnviroScreen 3.0 from the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment. The data was combined with relevant statistical geographic and demographic information.
Located in Appendix 2 are the canopy cover maps and explanatory captions created in early 2021 to display data from several different perspectives. City staff may update future management plans by utilizing the same methodology to compare changes to the urban forest over time.
The concept of urban heat island effect is empirically demonstrated by thermometer measurements of temperatures in various municipal areas across the world. As cities grow and the percentage of paving and built environment increases in relation to unpaved areas, there are demonstrable effects on air temperature from reflected heat, especially in zones that lack tree canopy.
Trees naturally provide a cooling effect by shading hardscape that would reflect the heat back to the atmosphere and the evapotranspiration from the leaves provides much needed cooling moisture.
The main goal of the CFMP is to increase canopy cover in Fullerton. A measurable increase in canopy cover over time will directly affect shading of city streets, sidewalks, commercial zones, and recreational areas. With this shading of pavement comes a reduction of urban heat island effects. The greater the amount of hardscape surfaces, the greater the amount of absorbed and/or reflected heat. Shade from trees has a profound cooling effect on pavement surface temperature and ambient air temperature, a benefit repeatedly demonstrated by those in the scientific community and tree care industry.
Another important benefit of increased shade is that residents and visitors are more likely to walk rather than drive from one point to another. This results in less emissions and fossil fuel use, which is beneficial for human health. As trees grow, microclimates may begin to form where many more types of plants can be utilized in the landscape than would otherwise be possible if shade decreased and damages from excessive heat increased over time.
Fullerton’s trees are essential to climate modification and energy savings. Benefits include:
1. The process of transpiration in trees cools the air by converting water used by the plants into water vapor. Without trees, the solar energy that makes this process happen would otherwise heat the air.
2. Shade from trees reduces radiant energy stored by impervious surfaces.
3. Trees moderate annual heating and cooling costs when planted in key locations.
Reduction of Urban Forest Heat Island Effects
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The planning of land use and installing and
repairing infrastructure all have lasting
effects on the environment. Every decision
made results in a change that affects
humans and the natural environment that
can last decades, if not centuries.
The management of a community forest
requires the coordinated effort from
multiple levels of city governance. Planting
trees that will benefit future generations of
residents is a worthy endeavor, but with it
comes years of maintenance that require
skilled labor to grow the community forest
to a mature size.
The City of Fullerton Community and
Economic Development Department and
the Public Works Department provide
critical planning review and inspection
services to ensure proper planting and
maintenance.
Within the authority of the Community and
Economic Development Department tree
planning and maintenance can be
considered during the building plan check
and permit process. Once trees have been
planted, City of Fullerton staff can provide
relevant information to residents and
businesses to properly care for trees on
private property.
Publicly-maintained trees are considered
part of the infrastructure of the City, and as
such have dedicated funding for their
upkeep. The City can modify the urban
environment and the growth of tree canopy
over time by developing policies and
incorporating tree industry best
management practices to guide the public
and staff, thereby stewarding the
community forest in a sustainable way and
educating the public in the process.
Planning, Development, and Infrastructure
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From a community enhancement perspective, the needs are:
1. To sustain a livable community where people can live, work, and play.
2. To provide more shade in older neighborhoods and low-income areas.
3. To create tree-lined streets and landscaped medians which fosters community pride and helps to retain homeowners and businesses.
An emphasis on tree planting and care is critical as the community forest matures. By promoting tree planting programs, the public (including the development community) is engaged as partners through individual neighborhood enhancement. In this respect, a goal to integrate the natural and built environment of Fullerton can be realized with the result of achieving a pleasing, distinctive and well-managed community.
Planning, Development, and Infrastructure
7 To have a sustainable community
forest that is both climate
resilient and aesthetically
pleasing, it is important to review
the approved tree palette
whenever the CFMP is updated.
The City-approved tree palette is
the primary guiding document
for the selection of trees. The City
of Fullerton will utilize this
palette and the associated Master
Street Tree Plan as the source for
choosing tree species for
sustainability purposes.
Sustainability
The nursery trade has introduced many new cultivated varieties of trees in recent years, and several types can be utilized in the City. By using specific cultivated varieties developed to improve resistance to pests and diseases, the community can preserve uniformity of species and aesthetics.
An example of this concept would be using the various varieties of Southern Magnolia, such as ‘Majestic Beauty,’ ‘Samuel Sommer,’ and ‘St. Mary’ on certain streets where Magnolia exists.
Another example is using the ‘Columbia’ variety of London Plane that is resistant to the foliar diseases called Anthracnose and Powdery Mildew.
To preserve the overall design and aesthetics of the City, it is appropriate for staff to review the approved plant list at least every five years to determine if certain species are still appropriate in the landscape and assess them for aesthetics goals. City staff should eliminate any underperforming species and consider substitute species in consultation with a certified arborist or horticulturalist.
Appendix 3 contains the comprehensive summary of the current tree inventory as of March 28, 2022. There are multiple ways to view the inventory. The common category attributes to view include the diameter of inches of trunk at 4.5 feet above ground level known as “DBH”, tree height, and the recommended maintenance of the tree.
Inventory Report
8 MASTER STREET TREE PLAN
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The trees specified in the planting plan were chosen to preserve an aesthetic design and honor the historical planting in the specific districts. This plan takes into consideration the predominant type of tree on the block by its foliage type being evergreen or deciduous, the tree canopy height and width at maturity, general growth rate, and the water requirements.
The planting plan is meant to serve the community for several generations.
In the past, cities planted entire blocks of streets with one species of tree. This style provided a uniform appearance, was aesthetically attractive, and in some ways simplified forest management. However, plant pathologists, certified arborists, and municipal planners have now rightly concluded that the best approach to reforesting low density tree canopy areas is by varying the species of trees rather than planting solid blocks of a single species. By having several species from which to choose on a given block, the urban forester can ensure that pests and diseases are less likely to infect large swaths of the forest and cause a strain on city resources via treatments or removals.
By assigning a mix of trees within blocks matched to the planting site size available, the streets will still have a uniform theme and appearance with recognizable trees for a given area. However, the City will not plan and plant trees in such a way where nuisance, environmental, hardscape, or insect/disease complications could arise. This is a crucial factor to consider for the greater sustainability effort in the city and the longevity of the community forest. City staff will track tree planting by species and zone to ensure proper diversity and monitor species for viability as conditions change over time.
For the purposes of this Master Street Tree Plan, City parkway is the landscape growing space with a minimum dimension of available planting space at an address as determined by City staff. Parkway may take the form of the space between curb and sidewalk, the cut or formed tree wells, or the space behind monolithic curbs and sidewalks. The planting plan can be found in Appendix 4.
Planting Plan
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The planting plan is comprised of the trees
listed in the tree palette. The tree palette
for Fullerton is the product of collaboration
between multiple certified arborists and
interested members of the community
during the development of this CFMP.
Through the community surveys and
workshops a definite preference was
expressed for trees that are climate
resilient, drought tolerant, pest resistant
and require less maintenance. In addition,
trees that are native and thrive in the area
were also expressed as the community’s
preference.
The City’s tree palette is comprised of trees
selected for planting in various parkway
dimensions or right-of-way settings, on
slopes, or in parks. Considering the desires
of the community, this palette reflects the
will of the public to maintain a forest that is
responsibly designed and maintained.
Most of the species in the palette are
commonly grown in the nursery trade and
are available for immediate purchase and
planting. In a few cases, especially with
certain native species, the trees are not
readily available and may require pre-
planning to be contract grown, but they
would work well in this climate and in the
assigned growing space.
This updated palette was developed in
partnership with City staff and includes
more drought tolerant species and trees
that offer documented habitat and
environmental value (refer to the Urban
Forest Ecosystems Institute website,
SelecTree selection guide at
https://selectree.calpoly.edu/.) The tree
palette can be found in Appendix 5.
Tree Palette
9 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
An integral part of the management of a community forest is public engagement and education. The City of Fullerton places a high value on education and takes pride in having multiple centers of higher learning within the city limits. Education empowers citizens by giving them the necessary information to make informed decisions. Public engagement and awareness of the benefits of trees and the community forest increases when the City and community members collaborate in planting, growing, and maintaining trees.
A wide range of educational strategies can be developed to reach distinct audiences, including the development community, such as property owners, architects, realtors, investors, builders, and contractors. Educating the public about proper tree planting, maintenance, and protection can improve quality of life for the entire community.
The community forest is best cared for when the residents, business owners, City staff and those in the work force understand the value of trees. Below are several ways in which the City may raise public engagement and tree awareness and have a significant positive effect on the community.
Public Relations
Direct public relations are practiced when any city employee discusses tree care or tree issues with members of the public. All employees who have contact with the public concerning urban forest management issues will be trained to answer questions properly. Staff will carry International Society of Arboriculture handouts describing common tree issues and proper practices that can be easily distributed. Staff will also participate in regional tree-related educational events.
Indirect public relations are no less important than direct public relations and can often reach a larger audience. The City will provide new releases when appropriate via available media platforms, hold Arbor Day celebrations, provide exhibits at local events, and provide educational programs and materials to schools.
Many residents are unaware that there are resources for information regarding proper tree selection, planting, and maintenance. The City will employ the following methods to educate citizens and staff:
1. 2.
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The four Friendship Trees located outside of City Hall represent Fullerton's Sister City relationships with Morelia, Mexico; Fukui, Japan; Yongin, South Korea; and Tollo, Italy.
The Fullerton Sister City Association was created to further the cause of cultural understanding and tolerance through exchanges with other peoples and nations. 12 Sister Cities Friendship Trees
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A thriving community forest provides multiple benefits for residents and visitors alike. To maximize those benefits, the City of Fullerton educates the public on the importance of proper tree care and the need to plan for tree canopy coverage for future generations. By doing so the City gains advocates for the tree program and the public becomes actively engaged.
The City of Fullerton acknowledges that trees are vital to human health and strives to maintain an environmentally conscientious landscape that includes well-maintained trees that beautify the city. Green landscapes naturally reduce stress, decrease the need for therapeutics, and speed recovery times. The environmental benefits are substantial as well, as Urban forest trees slowly capture rain and reduce runoff which helps to conserve irrigation water and makes it more available for potable uses.
The City of Fullerton is a designated Tree City USA through the Arbor Day Foundation, which is one of the best ways to highlight the City’s commitment to the environment. The CFMP seeks to assist the City by providing basic educational information on trees and encourages staff to find creative ways to spotlight significant landmark trees in the community.
A healthy community forest with an expanding tree canopy can help residents save money on heating and cooling. Well-laced trees can save owners up to 35% in annual air conditioning costs and 10-25% on heating. Large, well-maintained trees can add 20% or more in property value and each large tree can add 1% to the sale on real estate transactions. One hundred mature trees can catch up to 100,000 gallons of rainwater each year, which means less money spent on stormwater control and cleaner water quality downstream. From an air quality standpoint, trees remove about 1,000 lbs of pollutants per year, including 400 lbs of ozone, 300 lbs of particulates, and 5 tons of carbon dioxide, a critical concern in climate change. A healthy community forest improves quality of life for residents, and contributes to the community’s long-term well- being.
From an economic standpoint, trees are a wise investment in community resources. As part of the City’s infrastructure, they have a positive impact on the business and tax base. In tree- lined commercial areas, there is more frequent shopping, longer shopping trips, and shoppers tend to spend more for goods and parking. As trees mature and need care, jobs are created, which also benefits the tax base. All these points are important to communicate to the public to continue the program for many generations.
The City of Fullerton can ensure that the forest grows to shade and benefit the community by supporting local volunteer organizations that actively participate in tree planting. Funding programs for the maintenance and care of trees helps neighborhoods retain the character and vision of the City and ensures a positive legacy.
City staff may distribute the education pages in Appendix 6 to the public at Arbor Day and other events. Included are informational brochure sheets, as well as the Community Forestry Ordinance in Appendix 7, that can serve as educational materials when questions arise regarding tree maintenance.
Tree City USA
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Just like publicly managed trees, privately owned and maintained trees are also essential to the community forest. Their importance to the community is reflected in the inclusion of several sections of the Community Forestry Ordinance, such as the following:
9.06.140 Help for citizens performing tree maintenance-Fee for service
9.06.150 B Resolution of conflicts between trees and structures
9.06.170 Public Nuisances
These sections describe the City's role in assisting owners to care for trees in such a way as to not cause conflicts with the public. Professionally maintained trees will provide long lasting benefits to residents and help improve the environment. Residents and business owners are encouraged to seek out and contract with licensed and certified tree care professionals.
Caring for Private Trees
Resources and Guides for Homeowners and Businesses
Many trees in the Fullerton community forest are privately planted and maintained. They provide a valuable benefit to the health and well-being of residents. To assist home and business owners in managing trees on their property, this plan provides several aids intended to be free resources, including the informational pages in Appendix 6. Concerned citizens may receive the latest guidance information designed to be easy to understand and implement.
When choosing a tree to plant, property owners should consider the concept of “right tree, right place.” This concept refers to selecting the appropriate size and shaped tree for the growing space, as well as considering nuisance, allergy, or future infrastructure conflicts.
Careful consideration of these factors along with consultation with an ISA Certified Arborist is recommended.
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The objective of the Urban Wood Policy is to maximize sequestered carbon and utilize removed trees in the most efficient method possible. This effort utilizes trees removed from urban environments and considers their highest potential environmental value.
Environmental benefits are realized by diverting wood that would otherwise populate landfills and rescue greenhouse gas emissions that are released through traditional disposal processes. Co-benefits include sourcing local raw materials for construction, maximizing benefit from trees being removed, and displaying urban wood products in the community, all of which tells the unique story of the city in which the trees grew and matured.
Conditioned upon availability of funding, the City of Fullerton may promote sustainability through community forest operations in the following ways:
1. Tree Recycling Plan
Trees that are removed may be repurposed for their highest use. This includes, but is not limited to, being milled into lumber, left in public spaces as natural architecture (including wildlife habitat), or crafted into useable products such as benches, picnic tables, new construction elements, and other wood crafts and projects. The selection criteria for urban wood shall be made at the discretion of the City Arborist or Tree Services Inspector.
Suggested resources for wood processing can be found at www.urbansalvagedwoods.com and www.urbanwoodnetwork.org.
2. Species Replacement Plan
Tree replacement criteria should include a consideration for end of life uses, including lumber. For City trees that are removed with the potential for urban wood, a replacement tree from the Sustainable Species List in Appendix D will be considered for replanting. It is recommended that replacement species be selected in collaboration with the Tree Services Inspector and the tree planting staff, and the decision be based on Fullerton’s unique local microclimate to allow the tree to grow to its largest size based on its genetic potential.
3. Urban Wood Public Construction Projects
Urban wood should be considered in all city projects. It is suggested that urban wood utilization be approved by the City of Fullerton Planning Department, if applicable. When approval is required, all project scope details shall be in accordance with all municipal construction and / or building code standards. Use of the certification standards as set by the Urban, Salvaged, or Reclaimed Woods Network and endorsed by the Urban Wood Network is recommended to ensure quality. (https://urbansalvagedwoods.com/standards- for-certification-and-chain-of-custody- for-urban-salvaged-and-reclaimed-woods/).
Green Waste and Urban Wood Recycling
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This section provides guidance based on current laws and regulations pertaining to the protection of wildlife. The purpose of having a section dedicated to wildlife protection is so that tree care workers and managers can act responsibly to protect wildlife. Tree and landscape care can impact the feeding and shelter of birds and other wildlife, especially during nesting season. The goal of the City is to minimize impacts on wildlife habitat during tree work.
Tree care workers can vary in their knowledge of Federal and California wildlife regulations.
There are several federal and state laws and regulations pertinent to wildlife and the tree care and landscape industry of which tree care workers should be aware. The Federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act and CA FWS 3503 are the most relevant to tree care in the urban landscape. Tree and landscape staff should be trained to comply with all relevant regulations and best practices to reduce impact on wildlife. The Tree Care of Birds and Other Wildlife Best Management Practices of the Western Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture shall be a guiding document for policy and management of trees all year.
Birds and other wildlife have strong associations with trees and provide ecological and other benefits. The value of trees to wildlife found in the community forest is high, especially in the natural areas in the City of Fullerton that provide extensive habitat for a variety of animals.
Urban landscapes are vital to providing habitat for native and non-native species alike and can be effectively managed and designed to benefit the residents and wildlife when professionals and staff are informed.
Appendix 8 provides a Tree Care for Birds and Other Wildlife Best Management Practices Project Preparation Procedure flowchart that guides users through a series of questions to assist urban forest managers and practitioners in scope writing and field decisions. By using this flow chart City staff and tree contractors are able to determine the best plan of action to eliminate harm done to birds and other wildlife.
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Tree management for the City's community forest is centralized in the Public Works Department’s Landscape Division, under the guidance of the Department Director. This program is responsible for developing and meeting goals and objectives, implementing policies and procedures, tracking and measuring performance, and working collectively with several other City departments as they relate to the management of the community forest. Fullerton's trees are located in parkways, parks, trails, greenbelts, medians, public parking lots, and various other public grounds.
Where practicable and financially feasible, the City of Fullerton maintains its trees in accordance with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) A300 standards as well as the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Best Management Practices. The current trim pattern consists of twenty-five grid districts, with twenty-four assigned to street trees and one assigned for park and trail trees. The cycle spans about four years and then resets to the start of the cycle again. The current budgeted annual expenditure for tree maintenance is over $1.2M and is expected to rise as more trees are planted and tree maintenance prevailing wages increase over time.
The tree program provides a number of tree services, primarily through a private contractor. These services include inspection, scheduled grid pruning, out of cycle pruning, removal, planting, pest control, and emergency response. A City Supervisor and a Tree Inspector oversee the work of the contractor. City and contractor personnel receive continual training in tree pruning, removal, planting, and pest control. The City Supervisor and Tree Inspector are certified arborists. Many of the contractor's employees are certified arborists and/or certified tree workers.
It is the goal of the tree management program to maintain and prune City trees located in parkways, parks, trails, greenbelts, medians, public parking lots, and other public grounds in a safe, aesthetically pleasing manner, using proper arboricultural standards. 17 COMMUNITY FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN
Tree inspection includes time spent inspecting trees and managing the program's computerized tree inventory system. This tree inventory system contains information about the trees of Fullerton's community forest such as species, diameter, location, crown spread and height, and health. The tree inspector uses this system as a management tool for planning and scheduling all tree activities, such as inspection, pruning, removal, and planting. The inventory program also contains a complete history of maintenance records for every tree asset under City management.
The process of tree inspection is performed for several reasons. As mentioned above, the tree inspector evaluates all trees for which a service request for tree trimming has been made. The inspector responds to emergency calls or reports of diseased or pest-infested trees to evaluate the condition of the tree. Finally, prior to scheduling a tree for regular pruning, the inspector reviews each tree to determine if trimming is necessary.
Inspection
Scheduled Grid Pruning
The consistent practice of scheduled grid pruning is essential to the health, structure, safety, and aesthetics of trees, and is the most important function in sustaining the tree population. It is currently the tree program's objective to prune 27 percent of its trees per year, which totals 10,060 trees. This number includes both scheduled and out of cycle pruning. Pruning, when performed properly, improves the health of the tree through the removal of dead, diseased, injured, broken, or crowded branches. A well-trimmed tree is also less susceptible to disease and pest infestation.
Proper pruning improves the structure of a tree. Good tree structure reduces branch failure.
Eliminating or reducing fallen branches leads to a reduction in emergency service calls and hazards to people or property. Good health and proper structure also make a tree more aesthetically pleasing.
Pruning frequency is typically determined by the growth characteristics of the tree species.
Pruning frequency varies in Fullerton because some trees, such as the Chinese Elm, require pruning every three years, while other trees require pruning every four or six years. Based on the species in Fullerton's tree inventory, it is estimated that the trees should be pruned on an average of every three and one -half years. The Tree Inspector , who is a certified arborist, will coordinate with the contractor and assign the annually scheduled districts for routine inspection and maintenance.
The pruning standards in Appendix 9 provide precise standards and specifications for pruning the trees in the City's community forest.
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Out of cycle pruning is typically generated by a service request. Service requests are primarily received from Fullerton residents, but City employees also place requests. When a request for tree pruning is received, it is entered into a computerized service request system, and assigned to the Tree Inspector. The Inspector will examine the tree and make a recommendation on whether pruning is necessary. The inspection process usually takes no longer than ten working days.
Generally, out of cycle pruning is performed if the tree meets certain criteria. Public safety concerns such as sign, sidewalk, or street clearance or the potential threat of damage or injury to a person or property are the major reasons for performing out of cycle pruning. Out of cycle pruning is not provided for aesthetic purposes, excessive leaf drop, or simply because a request has been made.
Out of Cycle Pruning
Removal
The street tree program also provides tree removal. Tree removals are prioritized based on need, but are typically performed to eliminate dead, dying, or hazardous trees. Tree removal is occasionally necessary to eliminate a dangerous situation, such as tree uprooting after a strong wind. In addition, trees that are causing other problems, such as severe infrastructure damage, are sometimes recommended for removal. The Director of Maintenance Services has the sole authority to make recommendations for tree removal (see FMC§ 9.06.050). If there is an objection to the Director's decision to remove a tree, there is an appeal process provided by the City (see FMC § 9.06.050).
The removal standards in Appendix 9 provide guidelines and specifications for proper tree removal and stump grinding.
Planting is another element of the current tree program. It is the objective of the program to plant 250 trees every year. These plantings are necessary to fill vacant sites and to replace current year removals.
The planting standards in Appendix 6 provide guidelines and specifications for proper tree planting and also provide guidelines and specifications for selecting appropriate nursery stock for planting.
Planting
Pest Control
Spraying or other chemical applications needed to eliminate pests is done on an as-needed basis. Only employees with special training are allowed to perform the application, and they follow stringent safety procedures.
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Emergency Response
Through their professionalism, first responders can make the difference between life and death in extremely challenging conditions, while assisting the public during emergencies. It is critical that the City of Fullerton’s first responders, as well as other personnel, be prepared and well-trained for any given situation. A coordinated effort is necessary from all departments to ensure that staff is prepared to handle any emergency. This includes emergencies that arise on an infrequent basis, such as tree failures.
While trees provide numerous benefits, due to the number of trees in the community forest, their individual size, and the number of targets around them if they fail, trees can affect emergency operations. It is critical that emergency operations personnel be able to respond with little or no delay from outside influences such as trees blocking access for vehicles. The CFMP acknowledges the critical nature of such operations and gives recommendations on tree care to reduce the number of tree-related incidents to protect the safety of others.
The goal of the City of Fullerton’s tree emergency protocol is to provide rapid response to the public need. It follows similar procedures and lines of communication as other departments. Whether a request for service comes in from a call to 911 or other reporting system, the communication process is as follows:
1. The on-duty person is notified and takes detailed notes of the situation. In the case of a 911 call, the appropriate specialized department responds. If the Fullerton Fire Department or other specialized department arrives first and requires assistance from another department, they are to call dispatch to request Public Works Department assistance.
2. In the event of a tree failure, the on-duty person notifies other city departments as necessary. If needed, the Public Works Department would call additional staff to work that are not already on-call.
3. The on-duty person inspects the site to confirm tree ownership and details from the original call. During the inspection, the on-duty person identifies possible hazards and damages caused by branch or tree failure. The on-duty person shall call Fullerton PD to create a damage report for any damages sustained by a confirmed city tree.
4. Depending on the size of the problem, the on-duty person calls for the first available Public Works on-call landscape employee or the city’s tree maintenance contractor.
5. If the situation involves utilities requiring contractors of those specialties, the on-duty person calls the utility emergency response number to request immediate assistance. Once the assessment is complete and the area cleared for safety, the on-duty person closes the request and reports the situation back to normal.
6. The on-duty person notifies the Landscape Supervisor to report the completed request.
Debris associated with the emergency may be taken to a holding facility such as a park or city facility to await further processing and recycling instructions. In the case of a potential litigation situation, the debris shall be taken to a secure location under the direction of the Landscape Supervisor. If the situation qualifies as a severe national disaster, the City is advised to contact Federal authorities for funding via the Federal Emergency Management Act (FEMA).
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As the community forest grows and matures, its management will take considerable planning, funding, and regular reviews of policies and the inventory of existing trees. Staff should regularly inspect trees by district or zone prior to the performance of regular maintenance to ensure that the recommended maintenance for each tree site in the inventory is up to date. With accurate information in hand, staff may plan and budget accordingly.
The American National Standards Institute A300 standards and the International Society of Arboriculture Best Management Practices are updated periodically to include the latest information in the industry. It is recommended that the City keep the most current copy of these documents on file to guide how trees are maintained. As new editions or revisions are published, the Community Forest Management Plan appendix should be updated to reflect the current publications.
Below is a check list of tasks to consider when updating the plan in the future. These tasks do not have to be done all at once, though the City might prefer that depending on the necessary commission input and City Council approval. The Public Works Director may choose when to update based on staff time availability or if funds are allocated for the task to be completed under consultation by an outside party. Since there are no published standards or best management practices for creating new tree management plans or updating existing plans, these tasks are based on the knowledge expectation for an ISA Municipal Specialist.
1)Planning a sustainable forest:
a)Review the City of Fullerton land use layers.
b)Review the current USDA canopy cover data.
c)Develop a Community Forest Maintenance Policy.
d)Update the Ordinance and Policy as necessary based on current General Plan and Climate Action Plan goals.
2)Assessing the community forest:
a)Review and update the tree inventory, as necessary.
3)Planting the community forest:
a)Review the planting goals and approved species palette in the Master Street Tree Plan. b)Review ANSI standards, ISA Best Management Practices, and current City specifications to ensure all planting documents and policies are in line with industry practices. c)Ensure new trees are receiving adequate programmatic post-planting care.
Updates to the Community Forest Management Plan
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4)Maintaining the community forest trees:
a)Review ANSI standards, ISA Best Management Practices, and current City specifications to ensure all pruning documents and policies are in line with industry practices. b)Review ordinances, policies and public contact associated with tree conflicts in pavement and sewer settings.
c) Review procedures associated with tree removal approval and recycling of green/wood waste.
d)Look for opportunities to maintain the community forest more efficiently, and to promote green maintenance practices.
5)Managing risk in the community forest:
a)Review tree risk and past claims for data on trends.
b)Review storm and disaster emergency response procedures. 6)Protecting the community forest:
a)Review the municipal tree ordinances and department policies to propose necessary updates.
b)Review permit and construction plan review processes. 7)Administering the tree care program:
a)Review administrative duties of the Tree Services Inspector. b)Review the budget for adequate funding as the forest grows in canopy size and number of trees.
c)Evaluate performance of the program by the most relevant matrix. d)Review personnel qualifications and certifications.
e)Review fleet equipment.
f)Evaluate the public relations and communication methods about the tree program. 22 APPENDIX 1
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i-Tree
Ecosystem Analysis
City of Fullerton
Urban Forest Effects and Values
March 2022
Summary
Understanding an urban forest's structure, function and value can promote management decisions that will improve human health and environmental quality. An assessment of the vegetation structure, function, and value of the City of Fullerton urban forest was conducted during 2022. Data from 35074 trees located throughout City of Fullerton were analyzed using the i-Tree Eco model developed by the U.S. Forest Service, Northern Research Station. • Number of trees: 35,074
• Tree Cover: 338.5 acres
• Most common species of trees: Magnolia grandiflora, Ulmus parvifolia, Lagerstroemia indica • Percentage of trees less than 6" (15.2 cm) diameter: 16.9% • Pollution Removal: 15.01 tons/year ($145 thousand/year) • Carbon Storage: 15.92 thousand tons ($2.72 million)
• Carbon Sequestration: 715.6 tons ($122 thousand/year) • Oxygen Production: 1.908 thousand tons/year
• Avoided Runoff: 502.9 thousand cubic feet/year ($33.6 thousand/year) • Building energy savings: N/A – data not collected
• Avoided carbon emissions: N/A – data not collected
• Replacement values: $168 million
Ton: short ton (U.S.) (2,000 lbs)
Monetary values $ are reported in US Dollars throughout the report except where noted.
Ecosystem service estimates are reported for trees.
For an overview of i-Tree Eco methodology, see Appendix I. Data collection quality is determined by the local data collectors, over which i-Tree has no control.
Table of Contents
Summary .................................................................................................................................................................... 2 I. Tree Characteristics of the Urban Forest ................................................................................................................. 4 II. Urban Forest Cover and Leaf Area .......................................................................................................................... 7 III. Air Pollution Removal by Urban Trees ................................................................................................................... 9 IV. Carbon Storage and Sequestration...................................................................................................................... 11 V. Oxygen Production ............................................................................................................................................... 13 VI. Avoided Runoff ................................................................................................................................................... 14 VII. Trees and Building Energy Use ........................................................................................................................... 15 VIII. Replacement and Functional Values ................................................................................................................. 16 IX. Potential Pest Impacts ......................................................................................................................................... 17 Appendix I. i-Tree Eco Model and Field Measurements ........................................................................................... 19 Appendix II. Relative Tree Effects ............................................................................................................................. 23 Appendix III. Comparison of Urban Forests .............................................................................................................. 24 Appendix IV. General Recommendations for Air Quality Improvement ................................................................... 25 Appendix V. Invasive Species of the Urban Forest .................................................................................................... 26 Appendix VI. Potential Risk of Pests ......................................................................................................................... 27 References ............................................................................................................................................................... 35
I. Tree Characteristics of the Urban Forest
The urban forest of City of Fullerton has 35,074 trees with a tree cover of Magnolia grandiflora. The three most common species are Magnolia grandiflora (12.7 percent), Ulmus parvifolia (10.7 percent), and Lagerstroemia indica (7.5 percent).
Urban forests are composed of a mix of native and exotic tree species. Thus, urban forests often have a tree diversity that is higher than surrounding native landscapes. Increased tree diversity can minimize the overall impact or destruction by a species-specific insect or disease, but it can also pose a risk to native plants if some of the exotic species are invasive plants that can potentially out-compete and displace native species. In City of Fullerton, about 24 percent of the trees are species native to North America, while 5 percent are native to California. Species exotic to North America make up 76 percent of the population. Most exotic tree species have an origin from Asia (29 percent of the species).
The plus sign (+) indicates the tree species is native to another continent other than the ones listed in the grouping.
Invasive plant species are often characterized by their vigor, ability to adapt, reproductive capacity, and general lack of natural enemies. These abilities enable them to displace native plants and make them a threat to natural areas. Six of the 226 tree species in City of Fullerton are identified as invasive on the state invasive species list (California Invasive Species Advisory Committee 2010). These invasive species comprise 6.7 percent of the tree population though they may only cause a minimal level of impact. The three most common invasive species are Schinus terebinthifolia (2.7 percent of population), Schinus molle (2.7 percent), and Triadica sebifera (0.7 percent) (see Appendix V for a complete list of invasive species).
II. Urban Forest Cover and Leaf Area
Many tree benefits equate directly to the amount of healthy leaf surface area of the plant. Trees cover about 338.5 acres of City of Fullerton and provide 2.891 square miles of leaf area.
In City of Fullerton, the most dominant species in terms of leaf area are Ulmus parvifolia, Pinus canariensis, and Magnolia grandiflora. The 10 species with the greatest importance values are listed in Table 1. Importance values (IV) are calculated as the sum of percent population and percent leaf area. High importance values do not mean that these trees should necessarily be encouraged in the future; rather these species currently dominate the urban forest structure.
Table 1. Most important species in City of Fullerton
Species Name
Percent
Population
Percent
Leaf Area IV
Ulmus parvifolia 10.7 17.9 28.6
Magnolia grandiflora 12.7 8.2 20.9
Pinus canariensis 4.6 8.8 13.4
Jacaranda mimosifolia 5.4 5.8 11.2
Lagerstroemia indica 7.5 1.1 8.6
Eucalyptus cladocalyx 1.4 6.5 7.9
Quercus ilex 3.1 4.1 7.1
Cinnamomum camphora 4.0 2.3 6.3
Eucalyptus camaldulensis 1.7 4.0 5.8
Schinus terebinthifolia 2.7 2.5 5.2
Common ground cover classes (including cover types beneath trees and shrubs) in City of Fullerton are not available since they are configured not to be collected.
III. Air Pollution Removal by Urban Trees
Poor air quality is a common problem in many urban areas. It can lead to decreased human health, damage to landscape materials and ecosystem processes, and reduced visibility. The urban forest can help improve air quality by reducing air temperature, directly removing pollutants from the air, and reducing energy consumption in buildings, which consequently reduces air pollutant emissions from the power sources. Trees also emit volatile organic compounds that can contribute to ozone formation. However, integrative studies have revealed that an increase in tree cover leads to reduced ozone formation (Nowak and Dwyer 2000).
Pollution removal 1 by trees in City of Fullerton was estimated using field data and recent available pollution and weather data available. Pollution removal was greatest for ozone (Figure 7). It is estimated that trees remove 15.01 tons of air pollution (ozone (O3), carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), particulate matter less than 2.5 microns (PM2.5), particulate matter less than 10 microns and greater than 2.5 microns (PM10*) 2, and sulfur dioxide (SO2)) per year with an associated value of $145 thousand (see Appendix I for more details). 1 PM10* is particulate matter less than 10 microns and greater than 2.5 microns. PM2.5 is particulate matter less than 2.5 microns. If PM2.5 is not monitored, PM10* represents particulate matter less than 10 microns. PM2.5 is generally more relevant in discussions concerning air pollution effects on human health. 2 Trees remove PM2.5 and PM10* when particulate matter is deposited on leaf surfaces. This deposited PM2.5 and PM10* can be resuspended to the atmosphere or removed during rain events and dissolved or transferred to the soil. This combination of events can lead to positive or negative pollution removal and value depending on various atmospheric factors (see Appendix I for more details).
In 2022, trees in City of Fullerton emitted an estimated 19.92 tons of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) (9.049 tons of isoprene and 10.87 tons of monoterpenes). Emissions vary among species based on species characteristics (e.g. some genera such as oaks are high isoprene emitters) and amount of leaf biomass. Twenty- six percent of the urban forest's VOC emissions were from Eucalyptus cladocalyx and Quercus ilex. These VOCs are precursor chemicals to ozone formation.³
General recommendations for improving air quality with trees are given in Appendix VIII. ³ Some economic studies have estimated VOC emission costs. These costs are not included here as there is a tendency to add positive dollar estimates of ozone removal effects with negative dollar values of VOC emission effects to determine whether tree effects are positive or negative in relation to ozone. This combining of dollar values to determine tree effects should not be done, rather estimates of VOC effects on ozone formation (e.g., via photochemical models) should be conducted and directly contrasted with ozone removal by trees (i.e., ozone effects should be directly compared, not dollar estimates). In addition, air temperature reductions by trees have been shown to significantly reduce ozone concentrations (Cardelino and Chameides 1990; Nowak et al 2000), but are not considered in this analysis. Photochemical modeling that integrates tree effects on air temperature, pollution removal, VOC emissions, and emissions from power plants can be used to determine the overall effect of trees on ozone concentrations.
IV. Carbon Storage and Sequestration
Climate change is an issue of global concern. Urban trees can help mitigate climate change by sequestering atmospheric carbon (from carbon dioxide) in tissue and by altering energy use in buildings, and consequently altering carbon dioxide emissions from fossil-fuel based power sources (Abdollahi et al 2000).
Trees reduce the amount of carbon in the atmosphere by sequestering carbon in new growth every year. The amount of carbon annually sequestered is increased with the size and health of the trees. The gross sequestration of City of Fullerton trees is about 715.6 tons of carbon per year with an associated value of $122 thousand. See Appendix I for more details on methods.
Carbon storage is another way trees can influence global climate change. As a tree grows, it stores more carbon by holding it in its accumulated tissue. As a tree dies and decays, it releases much of the stored carbon back into the atmosphere. Thus, carbon storage is an indication of the amount of carbon that can be released if trees are allowed to die and decompose. Maintaining healthy trees will keep the carbon stored in trees, but tree maintenance can contribute to carbon emissions (Nowak et al 2002c). When a tree dies, using the wood in long-term wood products, to heat buildings, or to produce energy will help reduce carbon emissions from wood decomposition or from fossil- fuel or wood-based power plants.
Trees in City of Fullerton are estimated to store 15900 tons of carbon ($2.72 million). Of the species sampled, Ulmus parvifolia stores and sequesters the most carbon (approximately 31.4% of the total carbon stored and 35.9% of all sequestered carbon.)
V. Oxygen Production
Oxygen production is one of the most commonly cited benefits of urban trees. The annual oxygen production of a tree is directly related to the amount of carbon sequestered by the tree, which is tied to the accumulation of tree biomass.
Trees in City of Fullerton are estimated to produce 1.908 thousand tons of oxygen per year.⁴ However, this tree benefit is relatively insignificant because of the large and relatively stable amount of oxygen in the atmosphere and extensive production by aquatic systems. Our atmosphere has an enormous reserve of oxygen. If all fossil fuel reserves, all trees, and all organic matter in soils were burned, atmospheric oxygen would only drop a few percent (Broecker 1970).
Table 2. The top 20 oxygen production species.
Species Oxygen
Gross Carbon
Sequestration Number of Trees Leaf Area
(ton) (ton/yr) (acre)
Ulmus parvifolia 684.19 256.57 3,743 331.28
Magnolia grandiflora 232.59 87.22 4,456 151.18
Jacaranda mimosifolia 102.21 38.33 1,896 107.05
Cinnamomum camphora 95.41 35.78 1,389 43.17
Quercus ilex 91.20 34.20 1,070 75.44
Pinus canariensis 90.17 33.81 1,602 163.44
Lagerstroemia indica 61.10 22.91 2,642 20.53
Cupaniopsis anacardioides 43.76 16.41 880 24.79
Quercus agrifolia 38.98 14.62 860 43.70
Fraxinus uhdei 25.27 9.48 355 34.31
Liquidambar styraciflua 23.47 8.80 643 29.22
Eucalyptus cladocalyx 21.20 7.95 479 120.49
Geijera parviflora 21.08 7.91 311 6.91
Pyrus calleryana 17.84 6.69 429 12.86
Schinus terebinthifolia 17.44 6.54 964 46.18
Pinus halepensis 15.49 5.81 335 25.88
Platanus racemosa 15.26 5.72 506 50.23
Platanus x hybrida 14.18 5.32 543 22.92
Eucalyptus camaldulensis 14.02 5.26 606 74.72
Schinus molle 13.93 5.22 933 46.13
VI. Avoided Runoff
Surface runoff can be a cause for concern in many urban areas as it can contribute pollution to streams, wetlands, rivers, lakes, and oceans. During precipitation events, some portion of the precipitation is intercepted by vegetation (trees and shrubs) while the other portion reaches the ground. The portion of the precipitation that reaches the ground and does not infiltrate into the soil becomes surface runoff (Hirabayashi 2012). In urban areas, the large extent of impervious surfaces increases the amount of surface runoff.
Urban trees and shrubs, however, are beneficial in reducing surface runoff. Trees and shrubs intercept precipitation, while their root systems promote infiltration and storage in the soil. The trees and shrubs of City of Fullerton help to reduce runoff by an estimated 503 thousand cubic feet a year with an associated value of $34 thousand (see Appendix I for more details). Avoided runoff is estimated based on local weather from the user-designated weather station. In City of Fullerton, the total annual precipitation in 2019 was 20.8 inches.
VII. Trees and Building Energy Use
Trees affect energy consumption by shading buildings, providing evaporative cooling, and blocking winter winds.
Trees tend to reduce building energy consumption in the summer months and can either increase or decrease building energy use in the winter months, depending on the location of trees around the building. Estimates of tree effects on energy use are based on field measurements of tree distance and direction to space conditioned residential buildings (McPherson and Simpson 1999).
Because energy-related data were not collected, energy savings and carbon avoided cannot be calculated. ⁵ Trees modify climate, produce shade, and reduce wind speeds. Increased energy use or costs are likely due to these tree-building interactions creating a cooling effect during the winter season. For example, a tree (particularly evergreen species) located on the southern side of a residential building may produce a shading effect that causes increases in heating requirements.
Table 3. Annual energy savings due to trees near residential buildings, City of Fullerton Heating Cooling Total
MBTUa 0 N/A 0
MWHb 0 0 0
Carbon Avoided (pounds) 0 0 0
aMBTU - one million British Thermal Units
bMWH - megawatt-hour
Table 4. Annual savings a($) in residential energy expenditure during heating and cooling seasons, City of Fullerton Heating Cooling Total
MBTUb 0 N/A 0
MWHc 0 0 0
Carbon Avoided 0 0 0
bBased on the prices of $204.7 per MWH and $12.9396400362223 per MBTU (see Appendix I for more details) cMBTU - one million British Thermal Units
cMWH - megawatt-hour
VIII. Replacement and Functional Values
Urban forests have a replacement value based on the trees themselves (e.g., the cost of having to replace a tree with a similar tree); they also have functional values (either positive or negative) based on the functions the trees perform.
The replacement value of an urban forest tends to increase with a rise in the number and size of healthy trees (Nowak et al 2002a). Annual functional values also tend to increase with increased number and size of healthy trees.
Through proper management, urban forest values can be increased; however, the values and benefits also can decrease as the amount of healthy tree cover declines.
Urban trees in City of Fullerton have the following replacement values:
• Replacement value: $168 million
• Carbon storage: $2.72 million
Urban trees in City of Fullerton have the following annual functional values:
• Carbon sequestration: $122 thousand
• Avoided runoff: $33.6 thousand
• Pollution removal: $145 thousand
• Energy costs and carbon emission values: $0
(Note: negative value indicates increased energy cost and carbon emission value)
IX. Potential Pest Impacts
Various insects and diseases can infest urban forests, potentially killing trees and reducing the health, replacement value and sustainability of the urban forest. As pests tend to have differing tree hosts, the potential damage or risk of each pest will differ among cities.Thirty-six pests were analyzed for their potential impact and compared with pest range maps (Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team 2014) for the conterminous United States to determine their proximity to Orange County. Five of the thirty-six pests analyzed are located within the county. For a complete analysis of all pests, see Appendix VII.
Infestations of the goldspotted oak borer (GSOB) (Society of American Foresters 2011) have been a growing problem in southern California. Potential loss of trees from GSOB is 2.5 percent ($4.15 million in replacement value).
The Jeffrey pine beetle (JPB) (Smith et al 2009) is native to North America and is distributed across California, Nevada, and Oregon where its only host, Jeffrey pine, also occurs. This pest threatens 0.0 percent of the population, which represents a potential loss of $0 in replacement value.
Mountain pine beetle (MPB) (Gibson et al 2009) is a bark beetle that primarily attacks pine species in the western United States. MPB has the potential to affect 0.0 percent of the population ($15.9 thousand in replacement value).
Polyphagous shot hole borer (PSHB) (University of California 2014) is a boring beetle that was first detected in California. City of Fullerton could possibly lose 63.3 percent of its trees to this pest ($118 million in replacement value).
The western pine beetle (WPB) (DeMars and Roettgering 1982) is a bark beetle and aggressive attacker of ponderosa and Coulter pines. This pest threatens 0.0 percent of the population, which represents a potential loss of $15.9
thousand in replacement value.
Appendix I. i-Tree Eco Model and Field Measurements
i-Tree Eco is designed to use standardized field data and local hourly air pollution and meteorological data to quantify urban forest structure and its numerous effects (Nowak and Crane 2000), including:
• Urban forest structure (e.g., species composition, tree health, leaf area, etc.). • Amount of pollution removed hourly by the urban forest, and its associated percent air quality improvement throughout a year.
• Total carbon stored and net carbon annually sequestered by the urban forest. • Effects of trees on building energy use and consequent effects on carbon dioxide emissions from power sources.
• Replacement value of the forest, as well as the value for air pollution removal and carbon storage and sequestration.
• Potential impact of infestations by pests, such as Asian longhorned beetle, emerald ash borer, gypsy moth, and Dutch elm disease.
Typically, all field data are collected during the leaf-on season to properly assess tree canopies. Typical data collection (actual data collection may vary depending upon the user) includes land use, ground and tree cover, individual tree attributes of species, stem diameter, height, crown width, crown canopy missing and dieback, and distance and direction to residential buildings (Nowak et al 2005; Nowak et al 2008).
During data collection, trees are identified to the most specific taxonomic classification possible. Trees that are not classified to the species level may be classified by genus (e.g., ash) or species groups (e.g., hardwood). In this report, tree species, genera, or species groups are collectively referred to as tree species.
Tree Characteristics:
Leaf area of trees was assessed using measurements of crown dimensions and percentage of crown canopy missing.
In the event that these data variables were not collected, they are estimated by the model.
An analysis of invasive species is not available for studies outside of the United States. For the U.S., invasive species are identified using an invasive species list (California Invasive Species Advisory Committee 2010)for the state in which the urban forest is located. These lists are not exhaustive and they cover invasive species of varying degrees of invasiveness and distribution. In instances where a state did not have an invasive species list, a list was created based on the lists of the adjacent states. Tree species that are identified as invasive by the state invasive species list are cross-referenced with native range data. This helps eliminate species that are on the state invasive species list, but are native to the study area.
Air Pollution Removal:
Pollution removal is calculated for ozone, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, particulate matter less than 2.5 microns, and particulate matter less than 10 microns and greater than 2.5 microns. PM2.5 is generally more relevant in discussions concerning air pollution effects on human health.
Air pollution removal estimates are derived from calculated hourly tree-canopy resistances for ozone, and sulfur and nitrogen dioxides based on a hybrid of big-leaf and multi-layer canopy deposition models (Baldocchi 1988; Baldocchi et al 1987). As the removal of carbon monoxide and particulate matter by vegetation is not directly related to transpiration, removal rates (deposition velocities) for these pollutants were based on average measured values from the literature (Bidwell and Fraser 1972; Lovett 1994) that were adjusted depending on leaf phenology and leaf area.
Particulate removal incorporated a 50 percent resuspension rate of particles back to the atmosphere (Zinke 1967).
Recent updates (2011) to air quality modeling are based on improved leaf area index simulations, weather and
pollution processing and interpolation, and updated pollutant monetary values (Hirabayashi et al 2011; Hirabayashi et al 2012; Hirabayashi 2011).
Trees remove PM2.5 and PM10* when particulate matter is deposited on leaf surfaces (Nowak et al 2013). This deposited PM2.5 and PM10* can be resuspended to the atmosphere or removed during rain events and dissolved or transferred to the soil. This combination of events can lead to positive or negative pollution removal and value depending on various atmospheric factors. Generally, PM2.5 and PM10* removal is positive with positive benefits.
However, there are some cases when net removal is negative or resuspended particles lead to increased pollution concentrations and negative values. During some months (e.g., with no rain), trees resuspend more particles than they remove. Resuspension can also lead to increased overall PM2.5 and PM10* concentrations if the boundary layer conditions are lower during net resuspension periods than during net removal periods. Since the pollution removal value is based on the change in pollution concentration, it is possible to have situations when trees remove PM2.5 and PM10* but increase concentrations and thus have negative values during periods of positive overall removal.
These events are not common, but can happen.
For reports in the United States, default air pollution removal value is calculated based on local incidence of adverse health effects and national median externality costs. The number of adverse health effects and associated economic value is calculated for ozone, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and particulate matter less than 2.5 microns using data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Environmental Benefits Mapping and Analysis Program (BenMAP) (Nowak et al 2014). The model uses a damage-function approach that is based on the local change in pollution concentration and population. National median externality costs were used to calculate the value of carbon monoxide removal (Murray et al 1994).
For international reports, user-defined local pollution values are used. For international reports that do not have local values, estimates are based on either European median externality values (van Essen et al 2011) or BenMAP regression equations (Nowak et al 2014) that incorporate user-defined population estimates. Values are then converted to local currency with user-defined exchange rates.
For this analysis, pollution removal value is calculated based on the prices of $1,443 per ton (carbon monoxide), $7,299 per ton (ozone), $1,098 per ton (nitrogen dioxide), $365 per ton (sulfur dioxide), $416,980 per ton (particulate matter less than 2.5 microns), $6,781 per ton (particulate matter less than 10 microns and greater than 2.5 microns).
Carbon Storage and Sequestration:
Carbon storage is the amount of carbon bound up in the above-ground and below-ground parts of woody vegetation.
To calculate current carbon storage, biomass for each tree was calculated using equations from the literature and measured tree data. Open-grown, maintained trees tend to have less biomass than predicted by forest-derived biomass equations (Nowak 1994). To adjust for this difference, biomass results for open-grown urban trees were multiplied by 0.8. No adjustment was made for trees found in natural stand conditions. Tree dry-weight biomass was converted to stored carbon by multiplying by 0.5.
Carbon sequestration is the removal of carbon dioxide from the air by plants. To estimate the gross amount of carbon sequestered annually, average diameter growth from the appropriate genera and diameter class and tree condition was added to the existing tree diameter (year x) to estimate tree diameter and carbon storage in year x+1.
Carbon storage and carbon sequestration values are based on estimated or customized local carbon values. For international reports that do not have local values, estimates are based on the carbon value for the United States (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2015, Interagency Working Group on Social Cost of Carbon 2015) and converted to local currency with user-defined exchange rates.
For this analysis, carbon storage and carbon sequestration values are calculated based on $171 per ton.
Oxygen Production:
The amount of oxygen produced is estimated from carbon sequestration based on atomic weights: net O2 release (kg/yr) = net C sequestration (kg/yr) × 32/12. To estimate the net carbon sequestration rate, the amount of carbon sequestered as a result of tree growth is reduced by the amount lost resulting from tree mortality. Thus, net carbon sequestration and net annual oxygen production of the urban forest account for decomposition (Nowak et al 2007).
For complete inventory projects, oxygen production is estimated from gross carbon sequestration and does not account for decomposition.
Avoided Runoff:
Annual avoided surface runoff is calculated based on rainfall interception by vegetation, specifically the difference between annual runoff with and without vegetation. Although tree leaves, branches, and bark may intercept precipitation and thus mitigate surface runoff, only the precipitation intercepted by leaves is accounted for in this analysis.
The value of avoided runoff is based on estimated or user-defined local values. For international reports that do not have local values, the national average value for the United States is utilized and converted to local currency with user-defined exchange rates. The U.S. value of avoided runoff is based on the U.S. Forest Service's Community Tree Guide Series (McPherson et al 1999; 2000; 2001; 2002; 2003; 2004; 2006a; 2006b; 2006c; 2007; 2010; Peper et al 2009; 2010; Vargas et al 2007a; 2007b; 2008).
For this analysis, avoided runoff value is calculated based on the price of $0.07 per ft³.
Building Energy Use:
If appropriate field data were collected, seasonal effects of trees on residential building energy use were calculated based on procedures described in the literature (McPherson and Simpson 1999) using distance and direction of trees from residential structures, tree height and tree condition data. To calculate the monetary value of energy savings, local or custom prices per MWH or MBTU are utilized.
For this analysis, energy saving value is calculated based on the prices of $204.70 per MWH and $12.94 per MBTU.
Replacement Values:
Replacement value is the value of a tree based on the physical resource itself (e.g., the cost of having to replace a tree with a similar tree). Replacement values were based on valuation procedures of the Council of Tree and Landscape Appraisers, which uses tree species, diameter, condition, and location information (Nowak et al 2002a; 2002b).
Replacement value may not be included for international projects if there is insufficient local data to complete the valuation procedures.
Potential Pest Impacts:
The complete potential pest risk analysis is not available for studies outside of the United States. The number of trees at risk to the pests analyzed is reported, though the list of pests is based on known insects and disease in the United States.
For the U.S., potential pest risk is based on pest range maps and the known pest host species that are likely to experience mortality. Pest range maps for 2012 from the Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team (FHTET) (Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team 2014) were used to determine the proximity of each pest to the county in which
the urban forest is located. For the county, it was established whether the insect/disease occurs within the county, is within 250 miles of the county edge, is between 250 and 750 miles away, or is greater than 750 miles away. FHTET did not have pest range maps for Dutch elm disease and chestnut blight. The range of these pests was based on known occurrence and the host range, respectively (Eastern Forest Environmental Threat Assessment Center; Worrall 2007).
Relative Tree Effects:
The relative value of tree benefits reported in Appendix II is calculated to show what carbon storage and sequestration, and air pollutant removal equate to in amounts of municipal carbon emissions, passenger automobile emissions, and house emissions.
Municipal carbon emissions are based on 2010 U.S. per capita carbon emissions (Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center 2010). Per capita emissions were multiplied by city population to estimate total city carbon emissions.
Light duty vehicle emission rates (g/mi) for CO, NOx, VOCs, PM10, SO2 for 2010 (Bureau of Transportation Statistics 2010; Heirigs et al 2004), PM2.5 for 2011-2015 (California Air Resources Board 2013), and CO2 for 2011 (U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency 2010) were multiplied by average miles driven per vehicle in 2011 (Federal Highway Administration 2013) to determine average emissions per vehicle.
Household emissions are based on average electricity kWh usage, natural gas Btu usage, fuel oil Btu usage, kerosene Btu usage, LPG Btu usage, and wood Btu usage per household in 2009 (Energy Information Administration 2013; Energy Information Administration 2014)
• CO2, SO2, and NOx power plant emission per KWh are from Leonardo Academy 2011. CO emission per kWh assumes 1/3 of one percent of C emissions is CO based on Energy Information Administration 1994. PM10 emission per kWh from Layton 2004.
• CO2, NOx, SO2, and CO emission per Btu for natural gas, propane and butane (average used to represent LPG), Fuel #4 and #6 (average used to represent fuel oil and kerosene) from Leonardo Academy 2011. • CO2 emissions per Btu of wood from Energy Information Administration 2014. • CO, NOx and SOx emission per Btu based on total emissions and wood burning (tons) from (British Columbia Ministry 2005; Georgia Forestry Commission 2009).
Appendix II. Relative Tree Effects
The urban forest in City of Fullerton provides benefits that include carbon storage and sequestration, and air pollutant removal. To estimate the relative value of these benefits, tree benefits were compared to estimates of average municipal carbon emissions, average passenger automobile emissions, and average household emissions.
See Appendix I for methodology.
Carbon storage is equivalent to:
• Amount of carbon emitted in City of Fullerton in 8 days • Annual carbon (C) emissions from 11,300 automobiles
• Annual C emissions from 4,620 single-family houses
Carbon monoxide removal is equivalent to:
• Annual carbon monoxide emissions from 3 automobiles
• Annual carbon monoxide emissions from 8 single-family houses Nitrogen dioxide removal is equivalent to:
• Annual nitrogen dioxide emissions from 227 automobiles • Annual nitrogen dioxide emissions from 102 single-family houses Sulfur dioxide removal is equivalent to:
• Annual sulfur dioxide emissions from 2,330 automobiles • Annual sulfur dioxide emissions from 6 single-family houses Annual carbon sequestration is equivalent to:
• Amount of carbon emitted in City of Fullerton in 0.4 days • Annual C emissions from 500 automobiles
• Annual C emissions from 200 single-family houses
Appendix III. Comparison of Urban Forests
A common question asked is, "How does this city compare to other cities?" Although comparison among cities should be made with caution as there are many attributes of a city that affect urban forest structure and functions, summary data are provided from other cities analyzed using the i-Tree Eco model.
I. City totals for trees
City % Tree Cover Number of Trees Carbon Storage Carbon Sequestration Pollution Removal (tons) (tons/yr) (tons/yr)
Toronto, ON, Canada 26.6 10,220,000 1,221,000 51,500 2,099 Atlanta, GA 36.7 9,415,000 1,344,000 46,400 1,663
Los Angeles, CA 11.1 5,993,000 1,269,000 77,000 1,975
New York, NY 20.9 5,212,000 1,350,000 42,300 1,676
London, ON, Canada 24.7 4,376,000 396,000 13,700 408
Chicago, IL 17.2 3,585,000 716,000 25,200 888
Phoenix, AZ 9.0 3,166,000 315,000 32,800 563
Baltimore, MD 21.0 2,479,000 570,000 18,400 430
Philadelphia, PA 15.7 2,113,000 530,000 16,100 575
Washington, DC 28.6 1,928,000 525,000 16,200 418
Oakville, ON , Canada 29.1 1,908,000 147,000 6,600 190
Albuquerque, NM 14.3 1,846,000 332,000 10,600 248
Boston, MA 22.3 1,183,000 319,000 10,500 283
Syracuse, NY 26.9 1,088,000 183,000 5,900 109
Woodbridge, NJ 29.5 986,000 160,000 5,600 210
Minneapolis, MN 26.4 979,000 250,000 8,900 305
San Francisco, CA 11.9 668,000 194,000 5,100 141
Morgantown, WV 35.5 658,000 93,000 2,900 72
Moorestown, NJ 28.0 583,000 117,000 3,800 118
Hartford, CT 25.9 568,000 143,000 4,300 58
Jersey City, NJ 11.5 136,000 21,000 890 41
Casper, WY 8.9 123,000 37,000 1,200 37
Freehold, NJ 34.4 48,000 20,000 540 22
II. Totals per acre of land area
City Number of Trees/ac Carbon Storage Carbon Sequestration Pollution Removal (tons/ac) (tons/ac/yr) (lb/ac/yr)
Toronto, ON, Canada 64.9 7.8 0.33 26.7
Atlanta, GA 111.6 15.9 0.55 39.4
Los Angeles, CA 19.6 4.2 0.16 13.1
New York, NY 26.4 6.8 0.21 17.0
London, ON, Canada 75.1 6.8 0.24 14.0
Chicago, IL 24.2 4.8 0.17 12.0
Phoenix, AZ 12.9 1.3 0.13 4.6
Baltimore, MD 48.0 11.1 0.36 16.6
Philadelphia, PA 25.1 6.3 0.19 13.6
Washington, DC 49.0 13.3 0.41 21.2
Oakville, ON , Canada 78.1 6.0 0.27 11.0
Albuquerque, NM 21.8 3.9 0.12 5.9
Boston, MA 33.5 9.1 0.30 16.1
Syracuse, NY 67.7 10.3 0.34 13.6
Woodbridge, NJ 66.5 10.8 0.38 28.4
Minneapolis, MN 26.2 6.7 0.24 16.3
San Francisco, CA 22.5 6.6 0.17 9.5
Morgantown, WV 119.2 16.8 0.52 26.0
Moorestown, NJ 62.1 12.4 0.40 25.1
Hartford, CT 50.4 12.7 0.38 10.2
Jersey City, NJ 14.4 2.2 0.09 8.6
Casper, WY 9.1 2.8 0.09 5.5
Freehold, NJ 38.3 16.0 0.44 35.3
Appendix IV. General Recommendations for Air Quality Improvement Urban vegetation can directly and indirectly affect local and regional air quality by altering the urban atmosphere environment. Four main ways that urban trees affect air quality are (Nowak 1995):
• Temperature reduction and other microclimate effects
• Removal of air pollutants
• Emission of volatile organic compounds (VOC) and tree maintenance emissions • Energy effects on buildings
The cumulative and interactive effects of trees on climate, pollution removal, and VOC and power plant emissions determine the impact of trees on air pollution. Cumulative studies involving urban tree impacts on ozone have revealed that increased urban canopy cover, particularly with low VOC emitting species, leads to reduced ozone concentrations in cities (Nowak 2000). Local urban management decisions also can help improve air quality.
Urban forest management strategies to help improve air quality include (Nowak 2000):
Strategy Result
Increase the number of healthy trees Increase pollution removal Sustain existing tree cover Maintain pollution removal levels Maximize use of low VOC-emitting trees Reduces ozone and carbon monoxide formation Sustain large, healthy trees Large trees have greatest per-tree effects Use long-lived trees Reduce long-term pollutant emissions from planting and removal
Use low maintenance trees Reduce pollutants emissions from maintenance activities
Reduce fossil fuel use in maintaining vegetation Reduce pollutant emissions Plant trees in energy conserving locations Reduce pollutant emissions from power plants Plant trees to shade parked cars Reduce vehicular VOC emissions Supply ample water to vegetation Enhance pollution removal and temperature reduction
Plant trees in polluted or heavily populated areas Maximizes tree air quality benefits Avoid pollutant-sensitive species Improve tree health
Utilize evergreen trees for particulate matter Year-round removal of particles
Appendix V. Invasive Species of the Urban Forest
The following inventoried tree species were listed as invasive on the California invasive species list (California Invasive Species Advisory Committee 2010):
Species Namea Number of Trees % of Trees Leaf Area Percent Leaf Area (ac)
Schinus
terebinthifolia
964 2.7 46.2 2.5
Schinus molle 933 2.7 46.1 2.5
Triadica sebifera 241 0.7 3.9 0.2
Melaleuca
quinquenervia
128 0.4 8.6 0.5
Eucalyptus globulus 64 0.2 13.5 0.7
Ailanthus altissima 6 0.0 0.7 0.0
Total 2,336 6.66 118.91 6.43
aSpecies are determined to be invasive if they are listed on the state's invasive species list
Appendix VI. Potential Risk of Pests
Thirty-six insects and diseases were analyzed to quantify their potential impact on the urban forest. As each insect/ disease is likely to attack different host tree species, the implications for {0} will vary. The number of trees at risk reflects only the known host species that are likely to experience mortality.
Code Scientific Name Common Name Trees at Risk Value
(#) ($ millions)
AL Phyllocnistis populiella Aspen Leafminer 22 0.05
ALB Anoplophora glabripennis Asian Longhorned Beetle 4,689 35.54 BBD Neonectria faginata Beech Bark Disease 0 0.00
BC Sirococcus clavigignenti
juglandacearum
Butternut Canker 0 0.00
BWA Adelges piceae Balsam Woolly Adelgid 0 0.00
CB Cryphonectria parasitica Chestnut Blight 0 0.00
DA Discula destructiva Dogwood Anthracnose 0 0.00
DBSR Leptographium wageneri var.
pseudotsugae
Douglas-fir Black Stain Root
Disease
7 0.02
DED Ophiostoma novo-ulmi Dutch Elm Disease 7 0.03
DFB Dendroctonus pseudotsugae Douglas-Fir Beetle 0 0.00 EAB Agrilus planipennis Emerald Ash Borer 452 3.57
FE Scolytus ventralis Fir Engraver 0 0.00
FR Cronartium quercuum f. sp.
Fusiforme
Fusiform Rust 10 0.04
GM Lymantria dispar Gypsy Moth 9,760 58.53
GSOB Agrilus auroguttatus Goldspotted Oak Borer 871 4.15 HWA Adelges tsugae Hemlock Woolly Adelgid 0 0.00
JPB Dendroctonus jeffreyi Jeffrey Pine Beetle 0 0.00
LAT Choristoneura conflictana Large Aspen Tortrix 57 0.09 LWD Raffaelea lauricola Laurel Wilt 1,404 3.48
MPB Dendroctonus ponderosae Mountain Pine Beetle 7 0.02 NSE Ips perturbatus Northern Spruce Engraver 0 0.00
OW Ceratocystis fagacearum Oak Wilt 2,262 11.98
PBSR Leptographium wageneri var.
ponderosum
Pine Black Stain Root Disease 7 0.02
POCRD Phytophthora lateralis Port-Orford-Cedar Root Disease 0 0.00 PSB Tomicus piniperda Pine Shoot Beetle 2,490 19.88
PSHB Euwallacea nov. sp. Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer 22,201 117.81 SB Dendroctonus rufipennis Spruce Beetle 0 0.00
SBW Choristoneura fumiferana Spruce Budworm 0 0.00
SOD Phytophthora ramorum Sudden Oak Death 3,402 14.31
SPB Dendroctonus frontalis Southern Pine Beetle 2,490 19.88 SW Sirex noctilio Sirex Wood Wasp 2,490 19.88
TCD Geosmithia morbida Thousand Canker Disease 19 0.08
WM Operophtera brumata Winter Moth 1,076 4.93
WPB Dendroctonus brevicomis Western Pine Beetle 7 0.02
WPBR Cronartium ribicola White Pine Blister Rust 0 0.00 WSB Choristoneura occidentalis Western Spruce Budworm 7 0.02
In the following graph, the pests are color coded according to the county's proximity to the pest occurrence in the United States. Red indicates that the pest is within the county; orange indicates that the pest is within 250 miles of the county; yellow indicates that the pest is within 750 miles of the county; and green indicates that the pest is outside of these ranges.
Note: points - Number of trees, bars - Replacement value
Based on the host tree species for each pest and the current range of the pest (Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team 2014), it is possible to determine what the risk is that each tree species in the urban forest could be attacked by an insect or disease.
Spp. Risk
Risk
Weight
Species
Name
AL
ALB
BBD
BC
BWA
CB
DA
DBSR
DED
DFB
EAB
FE
FR
GM
GSOB
HWA
JPB
LAT
LWD
MPB
NSE
OW
PBSR
POCRD
PSB
PSHB
SB
SBW
SOD
SPB
SW
TCD
WM
WPB
WPBR
WSB
19 Pinus
ponderosa
15 Quercus
agrifolia
15 Quercus
chrysolepis
12 Salix lasiolepis
12 Quercus
engelmannii
11 Quercus rubra
10 Cinnamomum
camphora
10 Quercus ilex
8 Quercus
virginiana
8 Quercus lobata
8 Salix
8 Quercus
wislizeni
7 Ulmus
parvifolia
7 Quercus suber
7 Alnus
rhombifolia
7 Quercus robur
7 Ulmus
americana
7 Betula nigra
6 Schinus molle
6 Liquidambar
styraciflua
6 Pyrus
calleryana
6 Fraxinus
velutina
6 Prunus
6 Eucalyptus
cinerea
5 Fraxinus uhdei
5 Albizia
julibrissin
5 Persea
americana
5 Acer palmatum
5 Prunus persica
4 Magnolia
grandiflora
4 Jacaranda
mimosifolia
4 Pinus
canariensis
4 Schinus
terebinthifolia
4 Cupaniopsis
anacardioides
4 Eucalyptus
camaldulensis
4 Platanus
racemosa
4 Washingtonia
robusta
4 Afrocarpus
gracilior
4 Pinus eldarica
4 Pinus
halepensis
4 Brachychiton
populneus
4 Triadica
sebifera
4 Eucalyptus
polyanthemos
4 Pistacia
chinensis
4 Juniperus
chinensis
4 Koelreuteria
bipinnata
4 Bauhinia
variegata
4 Pinus brutia
4 Washingtonia
filifera
4 Ceiba speciosa
4 Olea europaea
4 Zelkova serrata
4 Cassia
leptophylla
4 Myoporum
laetum
4 Pinus pinea
4 Hymenosporum
flavum
4 Carya
illinoinensis
4 Pinus torreyana
4 Tipuana tipu
4 Platanus
mexicana
4 Pittosporum
undulatum
4 Parkinsonia
aculeata
4 Archontophoeni
x
cunninghamian
a
4 Ceratonia
siliqua
4 Podocarpus
henkelii
4 Ficus benjamina
4 Acacia
4 Arbutus unedo
4 Corymbia
ficifolia
4 Calodendrum
capense
4 Morus alba
4 Pinus sabiniana
4 Schinus
polygama
4 Quercus
4 Prosopis
chilensis
4 Harpephyllum
caffrum
4 Melia
azedarach
4 Chionanthus
retusus
4 Ailanthus
altissima
4 Gleditsia
triacanthos
4 Liquidambar
formosana
4 Koelreuteria
paniculata
4 Spathodea
campanulata
4 Acacia
melanoxylon
4 Casuarina
cunninghamian
a
4 Acacia
baileyana
4 Erythrina
coralloides
4 Styphnolobium
japonicum
4 Ficus
macrophylla
4 Eriobotrya
japonica
4 Butia capitata
4 Eucalyptus
torquata
4 Brachychiton
discolor
4 Brachychiton
acerifolius
4 Citrus limon
4 Erythrina crista-
galli
4 Acacia saligna
4 Prunus
serrulata
4 Quercus emoryi
4 Macadamia
integrifolia
4 Taxodium
distichum
4 Prunus
caroliniana
4 Broussonetia
papyrifera
4 Bischofia
javanica
4 Acacia aneura
4 Pinus radiata
4 Erythrina caffra
4 Catalpa
speciosa
4 Firmiana
simplex
3 Pyrus
3 Heteromeles
arbutifolia
3 Laurus nobilis
3 Photinia x
fraseri
3 Juglans hindsii
3 Ulmus pumila
3 Juglans
californica
3 Fraxinus
pennsylvanica
3 Sequoia
sempervirens
3 Alnus cordata
3 Quercus
dumosa
2 Prunus
armeniaca
2 Populus nigra v.
italica
2 Crataegus
laevigata
2 Acer saccharum
1 Platanus x
hybrida
1 Fraxinus
angustifolia ssp.
Oxycarpa
Note:
Species that are not listed in the matrix are not known to be hosts to any of the pests analyzed.
Species Risk:
• Red indicates that tree species is at risk to at least one pest within county • Orange indicates that tree species has no risk to pests in county, but has a risk to at least one pest within 250 miles from the county
• Yellow indicates that tree species has no risk to pests within 250 miles of county, but has a risk to at least one pest that is 250 and 750 miles from the county
• Green indicates that tree species has no risk to pests within 750 miles of county, but has a risk to at least one pest that is greater than 750 miles from the county
Risk Weight:
Numerical scoring system based on sum of points assigned to pest risks for species. Each pest that could attack tree species is scored as 4 points if red, 3 points if orange, 2 points if yellow and 1 point if green.
Pest Color Codes:
• Red indicates pest is within Orange county
• Red indicates pest is within 250 miles county
• Yellow indicates pest is within 750 miles of Orange county
• Green indicates pest is outside of these ranges
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• Future tree planting plans.
• Routine tree inspections.
• Tree preservation activities.
• Education and outreach.
Figure 2.1 Classifying LiDar Data.
Studi es ha ve repeate dly sh own th at most c ommuni ties are losi ng tree cano py due to a wide range of t hre ats, i n- cludi ng i nsec ts, dise ase, n atural d isast ers and d evelo p- men t. Assess ing urban tree c anopy hel p s us me asure, mon itor, and impr ove tree c over ov er t ime, and com bat thre ats that can l ead tree cano py l oss. Ad dition ally, it is imp ortant to und erstand the extend and l ocati on of exist- ing can opy to ide ntify v ari ous typ es of urban f ore st man- ageme nt a cti viti e s, i nclud ing:
Urban Tree Canopy Analysis
2.1 What is Canopy?
Urban Tr ee C anopy is the la yer of tree le ave s, branch es, and st ems th at provide tree c overage of t he ground when viewed from ab ove. High -resolu tion a erial imag ery and i n- frared technology remotely mapped tree canopy and land
cover (Figure 2.1). The results of the canopy assessment provide a cle ar pic ture of the extent and d istri bution of tree canopy within Fu lle rton. This ur ban tree canopy ana lysis con trib utes to the urban f ore st manag eme nt goa ls of the City. Th is a sse ssment in c lud es all canop y, a cross publ ic and priv ate prop erty t hroughout the Ci ty. Improving the City’ s urban tree cano py is re pres entati ve of improving the overall health of the urban f ores t. As a re sult, impro ving canopy has numero us bene fits, i nclu ding red ucing s umm er peak t emp eratures and air pol lutio n, enha ncing property valu es, providi ng wild life h abit at, pro viding aest het ic ben e - fit s, and improving s ocial ti es among n eighb ors.
Through t his anal ysi s , the C ity and pub lic will r ece ive a bett er und erstan ding of h ow tre es are di stribu ted t hroug h- out the ci ty to bett er d etermine:
• Canopy cover goals.
• Changes in tree canopy over time.
• Locations and extent of canopy based on land -use, and region.
• Priority areas based on current canopy cover, land -use, and environmental burdens.
Amount of tree canopy coverage is typically a reflection of a variety of factors — including intentional planning and in- vestment.
From an aerial view, tree canopy comes in a variety of two- dimensional shapes and sizes. The left s ide of Figure 2.2 illustrates all of the tree canopy across the City. Are-as with denser amounts of green signify greater amounts of canopy.
The areas with more white space contain less tree canopy.
The right side of Figure 2.2 contains a zoomed in snap-shot.
The
satellite base -layer helps demonstrate that the mappi ng analysis is correctly counting t rees that provide canopy.
Canopy on the zoomed in snapshot can be seen as a
transparent green layer.
City of Fullerton ’s urban tree canopy is 27.28%. This is relatively high for Southern California, especially consid- ering that the Orange County average is 19.54%. This
means that there is a denser amount of trees in Fullerton per square mile compared to most other cities. This does not necessarily mean that there are more trees compared to other, larger cities. Nevertheless, this demonstrates the important role trees play in the community, as they provide a large environmental asset.
Figure 2.2 City of Fullerton canopy cover with a zoomed in snapshot showing satellite view.
City of Fullerton’s Canopy: 27.28%
Orange County’s Canopy: 19.54%
2.2 Fullerton’s Canopy Cover Analysis
4 The relationship between canopy cover and land -use is important to understanding how trees are distributed
throughout the city. Defining canopy cover by land -use provides insight to locate areas in need of improvement, routine maintenance priorities, and educational opportuni- ties
Business Facilities
Understandably, business facilities which include indus- trial parks contain the lowest amount of tree canopy.
School and Religious Locations
Schools and religious locations have similar land -use re- lated to greenspace and trees. The City ’s schools in-
cludes Fullerton School District, Fullerton College and California State University, Fullerton.
Greenspace and Public Facilities
Greenspace and Public Facilities includes parks
(including one Orange County park). Within this land -use category lies the greatest opportunity to improve tree
canopy through tree planting. This land -use provides the most area to plant. Additionally, this land -use allows for denser canopy because it is often open space with re-
duced potential for conflict with built structures. However, future park maintenance plans and capital improvement
projects must be considered prior to planting to determine feasibility.
Downtown Mixed -Use
This land -use category is defined by a mix of retail, of- fice, commercial, and higher density residential land
types. The downtown mixed -use locations are well
planned
Residential Neighborhoods
Residen tial prop erty is the lan d- use c ateg ory with the highe st amount of cano py. Th is is a t est ament to t he r esi- dents of F ull erto n’s ap precia tion for trees and t he Cit y’s well m aint ained righ t-of-way manag ement f or tre es in the parkw ay and me dian.
It is imp ortant f or the Ci ty to c ommun icate tree c are pra c- tic es and provide tree c are reso urces to the publ ic b e- cause of the great amount of urban f ore st l ocated on re si- dential property.
Figure 2.3 City of Fullerton canopy cover by land-use
designation.
Figure 2.4 City of Fullerton CalEnviroScreen 3.0 Percent Score The California Office of Env ironmental Health Hazard
Assessment released the CalEnviroScreen 3.0 mapping tool in June of 2018. CalEnviroS creen identifies California
communities by census tract that are disproportionately burdened by, and vulnerable to, multiple sources of pollu tion.
The higher the percentage, the greater the environ-mental hazards.
The pollution sources considered to define percent scores include particulate matter, ground level ozone, diesel, traffic, pesticides, toxic releases, water quality, and waste.
As you can see by Figure 2.5, the City contains a wide range of EnviroScreen scores. This range of scores is due to the various land -use environments and in frastru cture throughout and adjacent to the City.
Figure 2.5 City of Fullerton CalEnviroScreen 3.0 Percent Score and Canopy Cover
The figure above contains the CalEnviroS creen data merged with the Urban Canopy Cover maps. The legend contains two variables, canopy cover and environmental burdens. Using this legend, areas with varying environ-mental burdens and canopy covers can be assessed jointly.
As expected, the a reas with high environmental burdens also tend to be the areas with low canopy cover. These areas are identified in red color shades. This emphases the need to focus future tree planting efforts in these are-as. Focusing future tree planting efforts in these areas will lead to improvements in air quality, water quality, and aesthetic value.
Urban forest activities strategic to the areas with high percentages can alleviate some of the environmental
burdens.
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Current Tree Inventory Summary
Inventory report
This section provides a comprehensive summary of t he tree inventory as of March 28, 2022.
There are multiple ways to view the inventory. The common category attributes to view include the diameter of inches of trunk at 4.5 feet above ground level known as “DBH”, tree height, and the recommended maintenance of the tree.
Botanical Name Common Name Total
Magnolia grandiflora SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA 4,053
Corymbia citriodora LEMON-SCENTED GUM 3,892
Ulmus parvifolia CHINESE ELM 3,705
Lagerstroemia indica CRAPE MYRTLE 2,519
Jacaranda mimosifolia JACARANDA 1,888
Pinus canariensis CANARY ISLAND PINE 1,589
Quercus agrifolia COAST LIVE OAK 1,368
Cinnamomum camphora CAMPHOR TREE 1,365
Schinus molle CALIFORNIA PEPPER 1,141
Quercus ilex HOLLY OAK 1,049
Schinus terebinthifolius BRAZILIAN PEPPER 971
Lophostemon confertus BRISBANE BOX 867
Cupaniopsis anacardioides CARROTWOOD 858
Syagrus romanzoffianum QUEEN PALM 783
Eucalyptus camaldulensis RED GUM 654
Eucalyptus cladocalyx SUGAR GUM 576
Platanus racemosa CALIFORNIA SYCAMORE 519
Washingtonia robusta MEXICAN FAN PALM 503
Platanus X hispanica LONDON PLANE 448
Pinus eldarica AFGHAN PINE 441
Afrocarpus falcatus FERN PINE 429
Liquidambar styraciflua AMERICAN SWEETGUM 429
Pinus halepensis ALEPPO PINE 360
Ginkgo biloba MAIDENHAIR TREE 341
Podocarpus macrophyllus YEW PINE 339
Pyrus kawakamii EVERGREEN PEAR 334
Fraxinus uhdei SHAMEL ASH 331
Pyrus calleryana ORNAMENTAL PEAR 331
Geijera parviflora AUSTRALIAN WILLOW 305
Ficus microcarpa 'Nitida' INDIAN LAUREL FIG 276
Melaleuca citrina LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH 265
Magnolia grandiflora 'Samuel Sommer' SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA 252 Brachychiton populneus BOTTLE TREE 245
Triadica sebifera CHINESE TALLOW TREE 239
Corymbia maculata SPOTTED GUM 227
Eucalyptus polyanthemos SILVER DOLLAR GUM 226
Eucalyptus sideroxylon RED IRONBARK 216
Liquidambar styraciflua 'Rotundiloba' ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM 177 Pistacia chinensis CHINESE PISTACHE 176
Handroanthus avellanedae LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE 173
Brahea edulis GUADALUPE PALM 150
Eucalyptus rudis DESERT GUM 147
Eriobotrya deflexa BRONZE LOQUAT 143
Botanical Name Common Name Total
Quercus suber CORK OAK 143
Juniperus chinensis 'Torulosa' HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER 142
Koelreuteria bipinnata CHINESE FLAME TREE 135
Melaleuca quinquenervia CAJEPUT TREE 130
Bauhinia variegata PURPLE ORCHID TREE 123
Quercus virginiana SOUTHERN LIVE OAK 123
Ginkgo biloba 'Autumn Gold' AUTUMN GOLD GINKGO 109
Pinus brutia CALABRIAN PINE 105
Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem' LITTLE GEM MAGNOLIA 103 Auranticarpa rhombifolium QUEENSLAND PITTOSPORUM 98
Phoenix dactylifera DATE PALM 97
Cedrus deodara DEODAR CEDAR 96
Phoenix canariensis CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM 94
Washingtonia filifera CALIFORNIA FAN PALM 93
Cupressus sempervirens ITALIAN CYPRESS 84
Ceiba speciosa SILK-FLOSS TREE 82
Parkinsonia X 'Desert Museum' DESERT MUSEUM PALO VERDE 79 Olea europaea OLIVE 78
Platanus X hispanica 'Columbia' COLUMBIA PLANE 72
Prunus ilicifolia ssp lyonii CATALINA CHERRY 72
Handroanthus heptaphyllus PINK TRUMPET TREE 66
Fraxinus angustifolia oxycarpa RAYWOOD ASH 65
Eucalyptus globulus BLUE GUM 62
Cassia leptophylla GOLD MEDALLION TREE 59
Zelkova serrata SAWTOOTH ZELKOVA 59
Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' FOREST PANSY REDBUD 54 Pyrus calleryana 'Bradford' BRADFORD PEAR 51
Melaleuca viminalis WEEPING BOTTLEBRUSH 47
Myoporum laetum MYOPORUM 47
Pinus pinea ITALIAN STONE PINE 44
Tristaniopsis laurina WATER GUM 43
Hymenosporum flavum SWEETSHADE 42
Carya illinoinensis PECAN 41
Pyrus calleryana 'Aristocrat' ARISTOCRAT PEAR 39
Lagerstroemia indica 'Pink' PINK CRAPE MYRTLE 37
Quercus lobata VALLEY OAK 34
Nageia nagi ASIAN BAYBERRY 31
Platycladus orientalis ORIENTAL ARBORVITAE 31
Alnus rhombifolia WHITE ALDER 29
Heteromeles arbutifolia TOYON 28
Pittosporum viridiflorum CAPE PITTOSPORUM 28
Pinus torreyana TORREY PINE 27
Metrosideros excelsus NEW ZEALAND CHRISTMAS TREE 26
Botanical Name Common Name Total
Parkinsonia aculeata JERUSALEM THORN 25
Arbutus 'Marina' MARINA ARBUTUS 24
Fraxinus velutina ARIZONA ASH 24
Agonis flexuosa PEPPERMINT TREE 22
Archontophoenix cunninghamiana KING PALM 22
Cupressus glabra SMOOTHBARK ARIZONA CYPRESS 22
Magnolia grandiflora 'Saint Mary' SAINT MARY MAGNOLIA 22 Platanus mexicana MEXICAN SYCAMORE 21
Tipuana tipu TIPU 21
Eucalyptus leucoxylon WHITE IRONBARK 20
Ficus rubiginosa RUSTY LEAF FIG 20
Pittosporum undulatum VICTORIAN BOX 19
Laurus nobilis SWEET BAY 18
Albizia julibrissin SILK TREE 17
Arbutus unedo STRAWBERRY TREE 17
Chitalpa tashkentensis CHITALPA 17
Cercis occidentalis WESTERN REDBUD 16
Lagerstroemia indica x fauriei 'Arapaho' ARAPAHO CRAPE MYRTLE 16 Rhus lancea AFRICAN SUMAC 16
Ceratonia siliqua CAROB 15
Juglans hindsii WALNUT 15
Sambucus neomexicana ELDERBERRY 15
Afrocarpus henkelii LONG-LEAFED YELLOW-WOOD 14
Fraxinus uhdei 'Tomlinson' TOMLINSON ASH 14
Persea americana AVOCADO 14
Photinia X fraseri FRASERS PHOTINIA 14
Eucalyptus viminalis MANNA GUM 13
Cercis canadensis EASTERN REDBUD 12
Corymbia ficifolia RED FLOWERING GUM 12
Ficus benjamina WEEPING FIG 12
Grevillea robusta SILK OAK 12
Handroanthus chrysotrichus GOLDEN TRUMPET TREE 12
Lagerstroemia indica 'Red' RED CRAPE MYRTLE 12
Morus alba WHITE MULBERRY 12
Calodendrum capense CAPE CHESTNUT 11
Eucalyptus spp. EUCALYPTUS 11
Platanus X hispanica 'Yarwood' YARWOOD PLANE 11
Schinus polygamus PERUVIAN PEPPER 11
Trachycarpus fortunei WINDMILL PALM 11
Acer paxii ACER PAXII 10
Eucalyptus leucoxylon 'Rosea' LG.-FRUIT RED-FLOWERING GUM 10 Harpephyllum caffrum KAFFIR PLUM 10
Quercus chrysolepis CANYON LIVE OAK 10
Botanical Name Common Name Total
Acacia pycnantha GOLDEN WATTLE 9
Eucalyptus conferruminata SPIDER GUM 9
Melia azedarach CHINABERRY 9
Pinus sabiniana GRAY PINE 9
Prosopis chilensis CHILEAN MESQUITE 9
Prunus spp. STONE FRUIT 9
Chilopsis linearis DESERT WILLOW 8
Chionanthus retusus CHINESE FRINGE TREE 8
Melaleuca linariifolia FLAXLEAF PAPERBARK 8
Phoenix roebelenii PYGMY DATE PALM 8
Quercus spp. OAK 8
Xylosma congestum XYLOSMA 8
Acer palmatum JAPANESE MAPLE 7
Ilex altaclarensis 'Wilsonii' WILSON HOLLY 7
Pittosporum floribundum HIMALAYAN PITTOSPORUM 7
Salix lasiandra PACIFIC WILLOW 7
Washingtonia filifera X robusta FILIBUSTER HYBRID FAN PALM 7 Ailanthus altissima TREE OF HEAVEN 6
Bauhinia blakeana HONG KONG ORCHID TREE 6
Citrus sinensis ORANGE 6
Gleditsia triacanthos HONEY LOCUST 6
Koelreuteria paniculata GOLDENRAIN TREE 6
Lagerstroemia indica 'Purple' PURPLE CRAPE MYRTLE 6
Lagerstroemia indica 'White' WHITE CRAPE MYRTLE 6
Quercus rubra RED OAK 6
Salix lasiolepis ARROYO WILLOW 6
Spathodea campanulata AFRICAN TULIP TREE 6
Ulmus pumila SIBERIAN ELM 6
Acacia baileyana BAILEY ACACIA 5
Acacia melanoxylon BLACK ACACIA 5
Casuarina cunninghamiana RIVER SHE-OAK 5
Chamaerops humilis MEDITERRANEAN FAN PALM 5
Eucalyptus robusta SWAMP MAHOGONY 5
Juglans californica SO CAL BLACK WALNUT 5
Liquidambar formosana CHINESE SWEETGUM 5
Magnolia grandiflora 'Majestic Beauty' MAJESTIC BEAUTY MAGNOLIA 5 Rhaphiolepis 'Majestic Beauty' MAJESTIC BEAUTY INDIAN HAWTHORN 5 Stenocarpus sinuatus FIREWHEEL TREE 5
Vachellia farnesiana SWEET ACACIA 5
Bauhinia spp. ORCHID TREE 4
Eriobotrya japonica EDIBLE LOQUAT 4
Erythrina coralloides NAKED CORAL TREE 4
Ficus macrophylla MORETON BAY FIG 4
Botanical Name Common Name Total
Ligustrum lucidum GLOSSY PRIVET 4
Magnolia stellata MAGNOLIA 4
Pinus ponderosa PONDEROSA PINE 4
Robinia pseudoacacia BLACK LOCUST 4
Styphnolobium japonicum JAPANESE PAGODA TREE 4
Cupressocyparis x leylandii LEYLAND CYPRESS 3
Eucalyptus torquata CORAL GUM 3
Fraxinus pennsylvanica GREEN ASH 3
Hesperocyparis macrocarpa MONTEREY CYPRESS 3
Pinus thunbergiana JAPANESE BLACK PINE 3
Platanus X hispanica LONDON PLANE 3
Quercus prinus CHESTNUT OAK 3
Sequoia sempervirens COAST REDWOOD 3
Yucca gloriosa SPANISH DAGGER 3
Acacia decurrens GREEN WATTLE 2
Acacia longifolia SYDNEY GOLDEN WATTLE 2
Acacia saligna BLUE LEAF WATTLE 2
Acacia smallii SWEET ACACIA 2
Acrocarpus fraxinifolius PINK CEDAR 2
Afrocarpus spp. AFROCARPUS SPECIES 2
Alnus cordata ITALIAN ALDER 2
Araucaria columnaris STAR PINE 2
Araucaria heterophylla NORFOLK ISLAND PINE 2
Brachychiton acerifolius AUSTRALIAN FLAME TREE 2
Brachychiton discolor PINK FLAME TREE 2
Citrus limon LEMON 2
Dodonaea viscosa HOPSEED 2
Erythrina crista-galli COCKSPUR CORAL TREE 2
Eucalyptus grandis FLOODED GUM 2
Eucalyptus nicholii NICHOLS WILLOW LEAFED PEPPERMINT 2
Fraxinus velutina 'Modesto' MODESTO ASH 2
Lagerstroemia indica 'Muskogee' MUSKOGEE CRAPE MYRTLE 2 Lagerstroemia indica 'Tuscarora' TUSCARORA CRAPE MYRTLE 2 Lagerstroemia indica x fauriei 'Zuni' ZUNI CRAPE MYRTLE 2 Lycianthes rantonnei PARAGUAY NIGHTSHADE 2
Maclura pomifera OSAGE ORANGE 2
Melaleuca ericifolia HEATH MELALEUCA 2
Olea europaea 'Majestic Beauty' OLIVE MAJESTIC BEAUTY 2 Pittosporum phillyraeoides WILLOW PITTOSPORUM 2
Pittosporum spp. PITTOSPORUM 2
Prunus caroliniana CAROLINA LAUREL CHERRY 2
Pyracantha coccinea FIRETHORN 2
Quercus dumosa NUTTALLS SCRUB OAK 2
Botanical Name Common Name Total
Quercus wislizenii INTERIOR LIVE OAK 2
Rhus laurina LAUREL SUMAC 2
Rhus ovata SUGAR BUSH 2
Ulmus parvifolia 'True Green' TRUE GREEN ELM 2
Unidentified spp. UNIDENTIFIED TREE 2
Acacia aneura MULGA 1
Afrocarpus elongatus 'Icee Blue' ICEE BLUE YELLOW-WOOD 1 Betula nigra RIVER BIRCH 1
Broussonetia papyrifera PAPER MULBERRY 1
Butia odorata PINDO PALM 1
Catalpa speciosa WESTERN CATALPA 1
Celtis sinensis CHINESE HACKBERRY 1
Citrus X paradisi GRAPEFRUIT 1
Cordyline australis DRACAENA 1
Crataegus laevigata ENGLISH HAWTHORN 1
Erythrina caffra KAFFIRBOOM CORAL TREE 1
Eucalyptus cinerea ASH GUM 1
Eucalyptus globulus 'Compacta' DWARF BLUE GUM 1
Eucalyptus microtheca COOLIBAH 1
Eucalyptus pauciflora SNOW GUM 1
Eugenia uniflora SURINAM CHERRY 1
Ficus benjamina 'Variegata' CHINESE WEEPING BANYAN 1
Ficus elastica RUBBER TREE 1
Ficus lyrata FIDDLELEAF FIG 1
Ficus microcarpa WEEPING INDIAN LAUREL FIG 1
Ficus spp. FIG 1
Firmiana simplex CHINESE PARASOL TREE 1
Handroanthus heptaphyllus PINK TRUMPET TREE 1
Juglans regia ENGLISH WALNUT 1
Juniperus chinensis CHINESE JUNIPER 1
Lophostemon confertus 'Variegata' VARIEGATED BRISBANE BOX 1 Macadamia integrifolia SMOOTH-SHELL MACADAMIA 1
Macadamia tetraphylla ROUGH-SHELL MACADAMIA 1
Melaleuca spp. MELALEUCA 1
Nerium oleander OLEANDER 1
Populus nigra 'Italica' LOMBARDY POPLAR 1
Prosopis chilensis 'Thornless' THORNLESS CHILEAN MESQUITE 1 Prunus armeniaca APRICOT 1
Prunus cerasifera PURPLE-LEAF PLUM 1
Prunus persica PEACH 1
Prunus serrulata JAPANESE FLOWERING CHERRY 1
Pyrus calleryana 'Chanticleer' CHANTICLEER PEAR 1
Quercus emoryi EMORY OAK 1
Botanical Name Common Name Total
Quercus engelmannii ENGELMANN OAK 1
Quercus robur ENGLISH OAK 1
Roystonea regia CUBAN ROYAL PALM 1
Salix spp. WILLOW SPECIES 1
Schefflera actinophylla QUEENSLAND UMBRELLA TREE 1
Syzygium paniculatum BRUSH CHERRY 1
Taxodium distichum BALD CYPRESS 1
Ulmus americana AMERICAN ELM 1
Zelkova serrata 'Autumn Glow' AUTUMN GLOW ZELKOVA 1
Vacant site VACANT SITE 10,867
Stump STUMP 306
Tree site deleted TREE SITE DELETED 21
Not City Planted/Maintained NOT CITY PLANTED/MAINTAINED 17 Dead Tree DEAD TREE 11
Unknown UNKNOWN 3
WCA worked on private tree WCA WORKED ON PRIVATE TREE 2 Stump - not accessible STUMP - NOT ACCESSIBLE 1
W-Property owner refused tree W-PROPERTY OWNER REFUSED TREE 1 APPENDIX 4
COMMUNITY FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN
City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 335 1355 ODD ACACIA AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2 400 1126 EVEN ACACIA AV /N NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 3 401 415 ODD ACACIA AV /N NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 4 410 410 EVEN ACACIA AV /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 5 525 1345 ODD ACACIA AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 6 607 1125 ODD ACACIA AV /N NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 7 1350 1600 EVEN ACACIA AV /N YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 8 1401 1701 ODD ACACIA AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 9 1616 1830 EVEN ACACIA AV /N YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 10 100 100 EVEN ACACIA AV /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 11 1101 1155 ODD ACACIA AV /S YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 12 300 340 EVEN ADAMS AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 17 301 335 ODD ADAMS AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 18 339 411 ODD ADAMS AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 19 400 410 EVEN ADAMS AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 20 500 1100 EVEN ADAMS AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 21 501 537 ODD ADAMS AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 22 901 1125 ODD ADAMS AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 23 200 428 EVEN ADLENA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 24 201 945 ODD ADLENA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 25 700 972 EVEN ADLENA DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 26 707 945 ODD ADLENA DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 27 710 710 EVEN ADLENA DR NO LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree 28 945 945 ODD ADLENA DR YES LONDON PLANE Western Redbud Chitalpa 29 1800 1800 EVEN ADLENA PL NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 32 1801 1801 ODD ADLENA PL NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 33 100 100 EVEN ALBERTA PL /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 34 101 101 ODD ALBERTA PL /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 35 200 230 EVEN ALBERTA PL /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 36 201 231 ODD ALBERTA PL /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 37 600 618 EVEN ALBERTA PL /S NO CHINESE FLAME TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 38 601 615 ODD ALBERTA PL /S NO CHINESE FLAME TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 39 2901 2913 ODD ALDER PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 40 2906 2912 EVEN ALDER PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 41 2400 2460 EVEN ALMIRA AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 42 2436 2456 EVEN ALMIRA AV YES CARROTWOOD Island Oak Sweet Bay Hollyleaf Cherry 43 2475 2475 ODD ALMIRA AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 44 2800 2840 EVEN ALTIVO PL NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 45 2801 2849 ODD ALTIVO PL NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 46 1 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 1400 1618 EVEN ALTO LN NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 47 1401 1925 ODD ALTO LN NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 48 1406 1406 EVEN ALTO LN NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 49 1900 1930 EVEN ALTO LN NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 50 200 280 EVEN ALTURA DR NO RED IRONBARK California Laurel Willow-Leafed Peppermint 51 201 281 ODD ALTURA DR NO RED IRONBARK California Laurel Willow-Leafed Peppermint 52 200 212 EVEN ALVARADO CIR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 53 201 213 ODD ALVARADO CIR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 54 100 346 EVEN AMERIGE AV /E NO SWEETSHADE California Laurel Brisbane Box 55 101 345 ODD AMERIGE AV /E NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 56 101 2309 ODD AMERIGE AV /E NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 57 101 143 ODD AMERIGE AV /E NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 58 108 108 EVEN AMERIGE AV /E NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 59 116 150 EVEN AMERIGE AV /E NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 60 210 444 EVEN AMERIGE AV /E NO SWEETSHADE California Laurel Brisbane Box 61 325 325 ODD AMERIGE AV /E NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 62 401 447 ODD AMERIGE AV /E NO SWEETSHADE California Laurel Brisbane Box 63 2300 2316 EVEN AMERIGE AV /E NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 64 2304 2304 EVEN AMERIGE AV /E NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 65 0 0 EVEN AMERIGE AV /W NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 66 100 546 EVEN AMERIGE AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 67 101 547 ODD AMERIGE AV /W NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 68 113 125 ODD AMERIGE AV /W NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 69 120 120 EVEN AMERIGE AV /W NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 70 201 505 ODD AMERIGE AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 71 202 300 EVEN AMERIGE AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 72 230 822 EVEN AMERIGE AV /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 73 230 230 EVEN AMERIGE AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 74 403 825 ODD AMERIGE AV /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 75 1100 1574 EVEN AMERIGE AV /W NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 76 1101 1573 ODD AMERIGE AV /W NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 77 2600 2860 EVEN AMHERST AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 87 2607 2867 ODD AMHERST AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 88 2 2 EVEN AMTRAK STATION NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 91 2 2 EVEN AMTRAK STATION NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 94 0 2840 EVEN ANACAPA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 95 2700 3010 EVEN ANACAPA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 96 2701 3021 ODD ANACAPA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 97 2600 2686 EVEN ANDOVER AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 98 2601 2679 ODD ANDOVER AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 99 100 330 EVEN ANNIN AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 100 101 329 ODD ANNIN AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 101 100 120 EVEN ANNIN AV /S NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 102 101 115 ODD ANNIN AV /S NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 103 200 224 EVEN ANNIN AV /S NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 104 2 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 201 229 ODD ANNIN AV /S NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 105 228 228 EVEN ANNIN AV /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 106 612 624 EVEN ANZA PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 107 613 625 ODD ANZA PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 108 201 237 ODD AQUILA AV NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 109 3900 3932 EVEN ARAGON PL NO ARISTOCRAT PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree 110 3901 3933 ODD ARAGON PL NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 111 3000 3280 EVEN ARBOL DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 112 3007 3271 ODD ARBOL DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 113 524 950 EVEN ARBOLADO DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 114 525 951 ODD ARBOLADO DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 115 2924 3040 EVEN ARLINGTON AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 116 2925 3035 ODD ARLINGTON AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 117 1364 1372 EVEN ARMSTEAD LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 118 1365 1365 ODD ARMSTEAD LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 119 1365 1373 ODD ARMSTEAD LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 120 756 916 EVEN ARROUES DR NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 121 757 915 ODD ARROUES DR NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 122 1000 1008 EVEN ARROUES DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 123 1001 1017 ODD ARROUES DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 124 1001 1031 ODD ARROYO DR YES PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree Australian Willow 125 1041 1041 ODD ARROYO DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 126 2300 2300 EVEN ARTESIA AV NO COAST LIVE OAK Interior Live Oak New Zealand Christmas Tree 127 2301 2301 ODD ARTESIA AV NO TORREY PINE Tecate Cypress Deodar Cedar 128 101 1191 ODD ASH AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 129 112 220 EVEN ASH AV /E NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 130 113 145 ODD ASH AV /E YES JACARANDA Hollyleaf Cherry Silk Tree 131 306 354 EVEN ASH AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 132 100 100 EVEN ASH AV /W YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Catalina Cherry 133 100 148 EVEN ASH AV /W NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 134 101 149 ODD ASH AV /W NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 135 200 4306 EVEN ASH AV /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 136 201 4301 ODD ASH AV /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 137 1007 4249 ODD ASH AV /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 138 1430 3636 EVEN ASH AV /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 139 100 330 EVEN ASHFORD PL /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 141 101 331 ODD ASHFORD PL /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 142 200 228 EVEN ASHFORD PL /S NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 143 201 225 ODD ASHFORD PL /S NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 144 1901 1919 ODD ASPEN CIR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 145 1912 1918 EVEN ASPEN CIR NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 146 1900 3200 EVEN ASSOCIATED RD YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 147 2001 3275 ODD ASSOCIATED RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 148 2201 2201 ODD ASSOCIATED RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 149 3200 3200 EVEN ASSOCIATED RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 150 3 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2600 2642 EVEN ATHENA PL NO AUTUMN GOLD GINKGO California Sycamore London Plane 151 2613 2637 ODD ATHENA PL NO AUTUMN GOLD GINKGO California Sycamore London Plane 152 1400 1498 EVEN ATHERTON CIR NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 153 1401 1401 ODD ATHERTON CIR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 154 1401 1495 ODD ATHERTON CIR NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 155 1800 1830 EVEN AV DEL NORTE NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 156 1809 1825 ODD AV DEL NORTE NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 157 100 128 EVEN AVALON DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 158 105 117 ODD AVALON DR YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 159 1400 1444 EVEN AVENIDA ANTIGUA NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 160 1401 1431 ODD AVENIDA ANTIGUA NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 161 1101 1147 ODD AVENIDA DEL CORTO NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 162 1116 1132 EVEN AVENIDA DEL CORTO NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 163 1912 1950 EVEN AVENIDA DEL OSSA NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 164 1913 1943 ODD AVENIDA DEL OSSA NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 165 1701 1857 ODD AVENIDA SAN LORENZO NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 166 1710 1850 EVEN AVENIDA SAN LORENZO NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 167 1825 1833 ODD AVENIDA SELVA NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 168 1830 1840 EVEN AVENIDA SELVA NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 169 1830 1830 EVEN AVENIDA SELVA NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 170 2114 2258 EVEN AVENIDA SOLEDAD NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 171 2115 2261 ODD AVENIDA SOLEDAD NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 172 1300 1460 EVEN AVOLENCIA DR NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 173 1301 1463 ODD AVOLENCIA DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 174 1505 1613 ODD AVOLENCIA DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 175 1508 1550 EVEN AVOLENCIA DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 176 300 2124 EVEN BAKER AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 177 300 300 EVEN BAKER AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 178 301 301 ODD BAKER AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 179 401 2125 ODD BAKER AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 180 1001 1001 ODD BAKER AV NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 181 1025 1101 ODD BAKER AV YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Flame Tree Hollyleaf Cherry 182 2200 2200 EVEN BALBOA RD NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 183 2225 2225 ODD BALBOA RD NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 184 100 100 EVEN BALCOM AV /N NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 185 100 100 EVEN BALCOM AV /N NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 186 101 325 ODD BALCOM AV /N NO CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM California Fan Palm Date Palm Queen Palm 187 126 216 EVEN BALCOM AV /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 188 220 340 EVEN BALCOM AV /N NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 189 100 300 EVEN BALCOM AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 190 101 201 ODD BALCOM AV /S YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 191 300 300 EVEN BALCOM AV /S NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 192 400 410 EVEN BALCOM AV /S NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 193 500 724 EVEN BALCOM AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 195 501 715 ODD BALCOM AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 196 4 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2401 2651 ODD BALFOUR AV NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 197 2412 2652 EVEN BALFOUR AV NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 198 2418 2418 EVEN BALFOUR AV NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 199 200 212 EVEN BARCELONA CIR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 200 201 213 ODD BARCELONA CIR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 201 1511 1755 ODD BARONET PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 202 1512 1756 EVEN BARONET PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 203 700 760 EVEN BARRIS DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 204 701 765 ODD BARRIS DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 205 732 732 EVEN BARRIS DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 206 100 100 EVEN BASQUE AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 207 120 344 EVEN BASQUE AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 208 201 221 ODD BASQUE AV /N YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 209 231 341 ODD BASQUE AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 210 400 436 EVEN BASQUE AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 211 300 1220 EVEN BASQUE AV /S NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 212 301 1225 ODD BASQUE AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 213 1300 1450 EVEN BASQUE AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 214 1301 1445 ODD BASQUE AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 215 100 2500 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /E NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 218 200 200 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /E NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 219 201 201 ODD BASTANCHURY RD /E NO ARROYO WILLOW Coast Live Oak Willow-leafed Peppermint Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 220 400 2800 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /E NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 221 401 801 ODD BASTANCHURY RD /E YES BRISBANE BOX Catalina Cherry Magnolia 222 710 2800 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /E NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 223 800 900 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /E NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 224 901 2601 ODD BASTANCHURY RD /E NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 225 1600 2800 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /E NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 226 1600 1600 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /E NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 227 1600 2600 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 228 2300 2300 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /E NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 229 2301 2301 ODD BASTANCHURY RD /E NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 230 2301 2301 ODD BASTANCHURY RD /E NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 231 2301 2301 ODD BASTANCHURY RD /E NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 232 2301 2801 ODD BASTANCHURY RD /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 233 2800 2800 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /E YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 234 300 300 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /W NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 235 400 600 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /W NO SPOTTED GUM Interior Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 236 501 501 ODD BASTANCHURY RD /W NO SPOTTED GUM Interior Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 237 600 600 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /W NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 238 1021 1051 ODD BASTANCHURY RD /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 239 1100 1700 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /W YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 240 1100 1100 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 241 1300 1300 EVEN BASTANCHURY RD /W YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 242 2454 2522 EVEN BEACON ST NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 243 5 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2455 2515 ODD BEACON ST NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 244 2600 2624 EVEN BEACON ST NO PINK CRAPE MYRTLE Hollyleaf Cherry Japanese Pagoda Tree 245 2607 2631 ODD BEACON ST NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 246 2200 2342 EVEN BEDFORD DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 247 2201 2337 ODD BEDFORD DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 248 796 1820 EVEN BEECHWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 249 901 1825 ODD BEECHWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 250 1200 1400 EVEN BEECHWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 251 1900 2008 EVEN BEECHWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 252 1901 2017 ODD BEECHWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 253 104 230 EVEN BERKELEY AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 255 109 227 ODD BERKELEY AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 256 237 1275 ODD BERKELEY AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 257 1000 1000 EVEN BERKELEY AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 258 1174 1174 EVEN BERKELEY AV /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 259 800 1072 EVEN BERNARD DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 260 801 1073 ODD BERNARD DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 261 601 643 ODD BEVERLEY DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 262 602 630 EVEN BEVERLEY DR NO PINK CRAPE MYRTLE Hollyleaf Cherry Japanese Pagoda Tree 263 610 642 EVEN BEVERLEY DR YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 264 637 643 ODD BEVERLEY DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 265 2800 2830 EVEN BIRCH PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 266 2801 2801 ODD BIRCH PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 267 2900 2930 EVEN BIRCH PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 268 2901 2931 ODD BIRCH PL NO PURPLE-LEAF PLUM Western Redbud Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud Peppermint Tree 269 2500 2532 EVEN BISCAYNE PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 270 2511 2535 ODD BISCAYNE PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 271 3900 4000 EVEN BONITA PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 272 3901 4001 ODD BONITA PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 273 900 1016 EVEN BOXWOOD AV NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 274 901 1025 ODD BOXWOOD AV NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 275 1250 1800 EVEN BRADFORD AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 276 1401 1901 ODD BRADFORD AV NO CALABRIAN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 277 1800 1800 EVEN BRADFORD AV NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 278 1901 1901 ODD BRADFORD AV NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 279 2200 2266 EVEN BRAEBURN AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 280 2201 2265 ODD BRAEBURN AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 281 1300 3030 EVEN BREA BL NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 282 1300 1300 EVEN BREA BL NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 283 1301 3049 ODD BREA BL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 284 1301 2601 ODD BREA BL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 285 1370 2990 EVEN BREA BL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 286 1440 2000 EVEN BREA BL NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 287 1800 2000 EVEN BREA BL NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 288 2000 2000 EVEN BREA BL NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 289 6 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2600 2650 EVEN BREA BL NO STUMP Coast Live Oak Cajeput Tree Red Ironbark 290 2900 2900 EVEN BREA BL NO LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree 291 2904 2960 EVEN BREA BL NO LONDON PLANE Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree 292 1900 1916 EVEN BRENTWOOD DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 295 1901 1925 ODD BRENTWOOD DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 296 100 100 EVEN BROOKDALE PL /E NO BRONZE LOQUAT Hollyleaf Cherry Flame Tree Sweetshade 297 101 1049 ODD BROOKDALE PL /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 298 116 1048 EVEN BROOKDALE PL /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 299 600 2336 EVEN BROOKDALE PL /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 300 601 2337 ODD BROOKDALE PL /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 301 1001 1001 ODD BROOKDALE PL /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 302 1435 1435 ODD BROOKDALE PL /E NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 303 100 244 EVEN BROOKDALE PL /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 304 101 243 ODD BROOKDALE PL /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 305 245 245 ODD BROOKDALE PL /W NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 306 300 444 EVEN BROOKDALE PL /W NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 307 301 449 ODD BROOKDALE PL /W NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 308 1600 1642 EVEN BROOKDALE PL /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 309 1607 1631 ODD BROOKDALE PL /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 310 1300 1320 EVEN BROOKHURST PL NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 311 0 250 EVEN BROOKHURST RD NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 312 101 1401 ODD BROOKHURST RD YES WATER GUM Western Redbud Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 313 515 819 ODD BROOKHURST RD YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 314 600 918 EVEN BROOKHURST RD NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 315 1330 1330 EVEN BROOKHURST RD NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 316 1700 1740 EVEN BURNING TREE RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 317 1707 1735 ODD BURNING TREE RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 318 201 201 ODD CABRILLO CIR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 320 212 212 EVEN CABRILLO CIR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 321 212 212 EVEN CABRILLO CIR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 322 1700 2180 EVEN CALAVERA PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 323 1801 2175 ODD CALAVERA PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 324 2009 2017 ODD CALAVERA PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 325 1900 2040 EVEN CALLE ALEGRIA NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 326 1901 2025 ODD CALLE ALEGRIA NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 327 1900 2022 EVEN CALLE CANDELA NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 328 1901 2021 ODD CALLE CANDELA NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 329 2021 2021 ODD CALLE CANDELA YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Flame Tree Hollyleaf Cherry 330 3200 3200 EVEN CALLE DON JUAN NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 331 3201 3201 ODD CALLE DON JUAN NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 332 2300 2308 EVEN CALLE MELENO NO HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER Tecate Cypress Chitalpa Island Oak 333 2301 2311 ODD CALLE MELENO NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 334 2000 2016 EVEN CALLE MIRANDA NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 335 2001 2025 ODD CALLE MIRANDA NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 336 2000 2050 EVEN CALLE SERENA NO SAWTOOTH ZELKOVA California Sycamore Chinese Pistache 337 7 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2001 2025 ODD CALLE SERENA NO SAWTOOTH ZELKOVA California Sycamore Chinese Pistache 338 2206 2220 EVEN CALLE ULTIMO NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 339 2207 2215 ODD CALLE ULTIMO NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 340 2400 2484 EVEN CAMBRIDGE AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 341 2401 2479 ODD CAMBRIDGE AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 342 2601 2827 ODD CAMBRIDGE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 343 2608 2630 EVEN CAMBRIDGE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 344 1200 1340 EVEN CAMEO LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 345 1221 1615 ODD CAMEO LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 346 1328 1610 EVEN CAMEO LN NO GOLD MEDALLION TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Chinese Flame Tree Peppermint Tree 347 1341 1341 ODD CAMEO LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 348 1500 1536 EVEN CAMINO ALTO NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 349 1511 1527 ODD CAMINO ALTO NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 350 1500 2240 EVEN CAMINO CENTROLOMA NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 351 1509 2241 ODD CAMINO CENTROLOMA NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 352 1530 1530 EVEN CAMINO CENTROLOMA NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 353 1501 1525 ODD CAMINO DEL SOL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 354 1506 2450 EVEN CAMINO DEL SOL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 355 2000 2576 EVEN CAMINO DEL SOL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 356 2001 2601 ODD CAMINO DEL SOL NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 357 2025 2117 ODD CAMINO DEL SOL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 358 2217 2447 ODD CAMINO DEL SOL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 359 2218 2226 EVEN CAMINO DEL SOL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 360 2236 2690 EVEN CAMINO DEL SOL NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 361 2609 2695 ODD CAMINO DEL SOL NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 362 1501 1511 ODD CAMINO LA VISTA NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 363 1510 1510 EVEN CAMINO LA VISTA NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 364 1700 2210 EVEN CAMINO LA VISTA NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 365 1701 2215 ODD CAMINO LA VISTA NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 366 1509 1519 ODD CAMINO LOMA NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 367 1516 1516 EVEN CAMINO LOMA NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 368 1500 1516 EVEN CAMINO LOS ROBLES NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 369 1501 1521 ODD CAMINO LOS ROBLES NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 370 2309 2309 ODD CAMINO MONTE NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 371 2310 2310 EVEN CAMINO MONTE NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 372 2300 2334 EVEN CAMINO RECONDITO NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 373 2100 2460 EVEN CAMINO REY NO HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER Tecate Cypress Chitalpa Island Oak 375 2101 2465 ODD CAMINO REY NO HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER Tecate Cypress Chitalpa Island Oak 376 2133 2133 ODD CAMINO REY NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 377 1201 1331 ODD CANDLEWOOD DR NO LITTLE GEM MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box 378 1212 1330 EVEN CANDLEWOOD DR NO LITTLE GEM MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box 379 308 408 EVEN CANNON LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 380 401 405 ODD CANNON LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 381 1511 2045 ODD CANYON DR NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 382 1514 2050 EVEN CANYON DR NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 383 8 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 200 218 EVEN CAPISTRANO CIR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 384 717 717 ODD CARHART AV NO SWEET BAY California Laurel Brisbane Box 385 1301 1455 ODD CARLETON WY NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 386 1312 1450 EVEN CARLETON WY NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 387 1844 3308 EVEN CAROL DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 388 1845 3305 ODD CAROL DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 389 2316 2316 EVEN CAROL DR YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 390 2357 2357 ODD CAROL DR NO PECAN California Sycamore True Green Chinese Elm Chinese Pistache 391 3701 4135 ODD CAROL DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 392 3708 4160 EVEN CAROL DR YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 393 4016 4016 EVEN CAROL DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 394 800 806 EVEN CARRIAGE PL NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 395 801 807 ODD CARRIAGE PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 396 600 838 EVEN CASA BLANCA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 397 711 711 ODD CASA BLANCA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 398 801 835 ODD CASA BLANCA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 399 848 848 EVEN CASA BLANCA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 400 1700 1700 EVEN CASTLEWOOD DR NO SUGAR GUM California Laurel Red Ironbark Willow-Leafed Peppermint 401 1700 1800 EVEN CASTLEWOOD DR NO LEMON-SCENTED GUM Coast Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 402 1800 1800 EVEN CASTLEWOOD DR NO LEMON-SCENTED GUM Coast Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 403 1800 1800 EVEN CASTLEWOOD DR NO LEMON-SCENTED GUM Coast Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 404 200 690 EVEN CATALINA RD NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 405 201 695 ODD CATALINA RD NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 406 510 510 EVEN CATALINA RD NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 407 200 1430 EVEN CEDAR AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 408 201 1427 ODD CEDAR AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 409 900 1412 EVEN CEDAR AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 410 1700 1972 EVEN CELESTE LN NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 411 1701 1973 ODD CELESTE LN NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 412 1200 1222 EVEN CENTRAL AV NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 413 1201 1233 ODD CENTRAL AV NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 414 1400 2218 EVEN CENTRAL AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 415 1401 2215 ODD CENTRAL AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 416 1700 1718 EVEN CENTRAL AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 417 1701 1719 ODD CENTRAL AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 418 1011 1147 ODD CERRITOS DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 419 1026 1148 EVEN CERRITOS DR NO SHAMEL ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Box Elder 420 1115 1115 ODD CERRITOS DR NO RAYWOOD ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Box Elder 421 101 2751 ODD CHAPMAN AV /E NO LONDON PLANE Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree 424 130 2600 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /E NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 425 142 2652 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /E NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 426 601 2525 ODD CHAPMAN AV /E NO LONDON PLANE Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree 427 701 729 ODD CHAPMAN AV /E NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 428 901 1001 ODD CHAPMAN AV /E NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 429 1100 2750 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 430 9 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2335 2335 ODD CHAPMAN AV /E NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 431 2400 2400 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /E NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 432 2500 2600 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /E NO LONG-LEAFED YELLOW-WOOD Catalina Ironwood Sweet Bay Hollyleaf Cherry 433 2530 2550 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /E NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 434 2600 2700 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 435 137 1535 ODD CHAPMAN AV /W NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 436 200 1530 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /W NO COLUMBIA PLANE California Sycamore Tulip Tree 437 201 501 ODD CHAPMAN AV /W YES LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH Hollyleaf Cherry Australian Willow Magnolia 438 600 600 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /W NO JERUSALEM THORN Catalina Cherry Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 439 601 625 ODD CHAPMAN AV /W NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 440 700 740 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /W YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 441 701 1415 ODD CHAPMAN AV /W NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 442 740 900 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /W YES HOLLY OAK Tecate Cypress Pink Flame Tree 443 1001 2035 ODD CHAPMAN AV /W NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 444 1100 2040 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /W NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 445 1400 1410 EVEN CHAPMAN AV /W NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 446 1811 1811 ODD CHAPMAN AV /W NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 447 2900 2950 EVEN CHARLES AV NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 450 2901 2955 ODD CHARLES AV NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 451 1800 2718 EVEN CHERRY AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 452 1801 2731 ODD CHERRY AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 453 2601 2601 ODD CHERRY AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 454 100 118 EVEN CHESTNUT PL NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 455 200 200 EVEN CHESTNUT PL NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 456 3900 3940 EVEN CIELO PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 457 3901 3933 ODD CIELO PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 458 301 825 ODD CIENAGA DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 459 324 496 EVEN CIENAGA DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 460 401 485 ODD CIENAGA DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 461 700 806 EVEN CIENAGA DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 462 812 830 EVEN CIENAGA DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 463 835 835 ODD CIENAGA DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 464 100 100 EVEN CITRUS AV NO CHINESE TALLOW TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree Desert Willow 465 101 1115 ODD CITRUS AV NO CHINESE TALLOW TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree Desert Willow 466 112 1110 EVEN CITRUS AV NO CHINESE TALLOW TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree Desert Willow 467 500 500 EVEN CITRUS AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Catalina Cherry 468 600 1524 EVEN CITRUS AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 469 607 1525 ODD CITRUS AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 470 1300 1300 EVEN CITRUS AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 471 2900 3050 EVEN CLAIRMONT AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 478 2901 3045 ODD CLAIRMONT AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 479 3050 3050 EVEN CLAIRMONT AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 480 801 861 ODD CLARION DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 481 810 810 EVEN CLARION DR YES CANARY ISLAND PINE Tecate Cypress Australian Willow 482 810 850 EVEN CLARION DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 483 10 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2400 2548 EVEN CLARKE AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 484 2401 2545 ODD CLARKE AV NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 485 1601 1803 ODD CLEAR CREEK DR NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 486 1606 1814 EVEN CLEAR CREEK DR NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 487 800 800 EVEN COLLEGE PL NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 488 801 815 ODD COLLEGE PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 489 1001 1025 ODD COLLEGE PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 490 0 1230 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 491 100 340 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 492 101 1111 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 493 125 1011 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO CALIFORNIA FAN PALM None Guadalupe palm Queen Palm 494 216 1406 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 495 329 2357 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 496 411 445 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO CALIFORNIA FAN PALM None Guadalupe palm Queen Palm 497 419 515 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO CALIFORNIA FAN PALM None Guadalupe palm Queen Palm 498 440 440 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 499 440 446 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /E YES CAMPHOR TREE Tecate Cypress Water Gum Peppermint Tree 500 500 1110 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /E YES INDIAN LAUREL FIG Hollyleaf Cherry Australian Willow Catalina Cherry 501 704 710 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /E YES INDIAN LAUREL FIG Hollyleaf Cherry Australian Willow Catalina Cherry 502 1408 1408 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO CALIFORNIA FAN PALM None Guadalupe palm Queen Palm 503 1408 2558 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 504 1417 2551 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 505 2305 2357 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /E YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 506 2431 2431 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 507 2560 2564 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 508 2561 2675 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 509 500 650 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /N NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 510 550 600 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /N NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 511 100 4130 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 512 101 201 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 513 116 200 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 514 215 515 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO DESERT MUSEUM PALO VERDE Desert Willow Chitalpa Water Gum 515 237 3621 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 516 300 350 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO DESERT MUSEUM PALO VERDE Desert Willow Chitalpa Water Gum 517 340 340 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO DATE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 518 405 4101 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 519 600 920 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /W YES SAINT MARY MAGNOLIA Hollyleaf Cherry Water Gum 520 761 761 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 521 1001 3535 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /W YES SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Water Gum 522 1501 1501 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /W YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Flame Tree Hollyleaf Cherry 523 1700 1700 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO ALEPPO PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar Cajeput Tree 524 1701 1701 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /W YES ALEPPO PINE Tecate Cypress Water Gum Cajeput Tree 525 1701 4201 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO ALEPPO PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar Cajeput Tree 526 2300 2300 EVEN COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO LONG-LEAFED YELLOW-WOOD Catalina Ironwood Sweet Bay Hollyleaf Cherry 527 3801 3801 ODD COMMONWEALTH AV /W NO LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree 528 11 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 112 1318 EVEN CONCORD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 529 201 1315 ODD CONCORD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 530 300 1572 EVEN CONCORD AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 531 301 1561 ODD CONCORD AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 532 1212 1218 EVEN CONCORD AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 533 1500 2048 EVEN CONEJO LN NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 534 1501 2049 ODD CONEJO LN NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 535 100 556 EVEN CORNELL AV /N NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 536 101 235 ODD CORNELL AV /N NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 537 501 625 ODD CORNELL AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 538 600 620 EVEN CORNELL AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 539 620 620 EVEN CORNELL AV /N YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 540 1000 1124 EVEN CORNELL AV /N NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 541 1001 1125 ODD CORNELL AV /N NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 542 100 150 EVEN CORNELL AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 543 101 153 ODD CORNELL AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 544 2300 3650 EVEN CORONADO DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 545 2301 2643 ODD CORONADO DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 546 2701 3651 ODD CORONADO DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 547 2710 2720 EVEN CORONADO DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 548 201 215 ODD COSTA CT NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 549 206 224 EVEN COSTA CT NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 550 0 0 EVEN COUNTRY HILLS DR /E NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 551 300 520 EVEN COURTNEY AV YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 552 301 1613 ODD COURTNEY AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 553 600 1612 EVEN COURTNEY AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 554 725 1115 ODD COURTNEY AV YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 555 1015 1015 ODD COURTNEY AV NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 556 200 224 EVEN COURTNEY PL NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 557 201 213 ODD COURTNEY PL NO AUTUMN GOLD GINKGO California Sycamore London Plane 558 218 218 EVEN COURTNEY PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 559 223 223 ODD COURTNEY PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 560 1700 2350 EVEN COYOTE HILLS DR NO LONDON PLANE Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree 561 2300 2300 EVEN COYOTE HILLS DR NO CALIFORNIA SYCAMORE Bigleaf Maple True Green Chinese Elm 562 1200 1232 EVEN CRESTVIEW DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm 565 1201 1201 ODD CRESTVIEW DR YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 566 1201 1233 ODD CRESTVIEW DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 567 1250 1250 EVEN CRESTVIEW DR NO OLIVE Catalina Cherry Holly Oak Pepper Tree 568 1801 1815 ODD CRISTINE PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 569 1808 1814 EVEN CRISTINE PL NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 570 2513 2581 ODD CROWN WY NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 571 2516 2580 EVEN CROWN WY NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 572 1000 1012 EVEN CRYSTAL PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 573 1007 1013 ODD CRYSTAL PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 574 1501 1515 ODD DANA PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 577 12 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 1900 1928 EVEN DANA PL NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 578 1901 1945 ODD DANA PL NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 579 0 2524 EVEN DEERPARK DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 580 1200 2732 EVEN DEERPARK DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 581 1205 2737 ODD DEERPARK DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 582 2161 2513 ODD DEERPARK DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 583 2516 2516 EVEN DEERPARK DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 584 401 445 ODD DEL MONTE WEST NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 585 406 418 EVEN DEL MONTE WEST NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 586 422 442 EVEN DEL MONTE WEST NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 587 2800 2816 EVEN DEL ORO LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 588 2801 2821 ODD DEL ORO LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 589 600 612 EVEN DEL RIO WY NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 590 601 601 ODD DEL RIO WY NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 591 606 624 EVEN DELHI PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 592 607 625 ODD DELHI PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 593 400 432 EVEN DELPHINE PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 594 401 437 ODD DELPHINE PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 595 800 830 EVEN DELPHINE PL NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 596 801 831 ODD DELPHINE PL NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 597 115 245 ODD DEREK DR /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 598 2030 2030 EVEN DEREK DR /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 599 2040 2310 EVEN DEREK DR /N NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 600 2045 2307 ODD DEREK DR /N NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 601 101 243 ODD DEREK DR /S NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 602 101 101 ODD DEREK DR /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 603 112 248 EVEN DEREK DR /S NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 604 2801 2865 ODD DEVONSHIRE AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 605 2806 2866 EVEN DEVONSHIRE AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 606 0 0 EVEN DIANA PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 607 300 428 EVEN DIANA PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 608 305 433 ODD DIANA PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 609 1000 1018 EVEN DOLORES DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 610 1001 1021 ODD DOLORES DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 611 520 520 EVEN DOMINGO PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 612 1320 1564 EVEN DOMINGO RD NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 613 1325 1335 ODD DOMINGO RD NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 614 1335 1335 ODD DOMINGO RD NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 615 1355 2951 ODD DOMINGO RD NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 616 1900 2950 EVEN DOMINGO RD NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 617 1981 1981 ODD DOMINGO RD YES CANARY ISLAND PINE Tecate Cypress Australian Willow 618 2930 2930 EVEN DOMINGO RD NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 619 408 672 EVEN DOROTHY LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 620 409 545 ODD DOROTHY LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 621 601 2001 ODD DOROTHY LN NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 622 13 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 624 624 EVEN DOROTHY LN NO PURPLE CRAPE MYRTLE Hollyleaf Cherry Japanese Pagoda Tree 623 712 806 EVEN DOROTHY LN NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 624 807 1037 ODD DOROTHY LN NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 625 820 1800 EVEN DOROTHY LN YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 626 1135 1145 ODD DOROTHY LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 627 1920 2000 EVEN DOROTHY LN YES OAK Catalina Cherry Australian Willow Engelmann Oak 628 2001 2001 ODD DOROTHY LN YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 629 2001 2001 ODD DOROTHY LN NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 630 2001 2001 ODD DOROTHY LN YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Catalina Cherry 631 101 665 ODD DRAKE AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 632 101 339 ODD DRAKE AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 633 114 330 EVEN DRAKE AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 634 520 660 EVEN DRAKE AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 635 525 525 ODD DRAKE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 636 605 619 ODD DRAKE AV YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 637 629 665 ODD DRAKE AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 638 630 640 EVEN DRAKE AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 639 2000 2000 EVEN DRIFTWOOD DR NO OLIVE Catalina Cherry Holly Oak Pepper Tree 640 457 457 ODD E TRUSLOW AV NO WEEPING FIG Coast Live Oak Brisbane Box Pink Flame Tree 641 915 915 ODD E WALNUT AV NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 642 300 1450 EVEN EADINGTON AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 643 301 1455 ODD EADINGTON AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 644 307 307 ODD EADINGTON AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 645 945 1001 ODD EADINGTON AV /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 646 950 1000 EVEN EADINGTON AV /S NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 647 1000 1014 EVEN EASTRIDGE KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 648 1001 1015 ODD EASTRIDGE KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 649 1010 1010 EVEN EASTRIDGE KNOLL YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 650 200 224 EVEN EDGAR AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 651 201 219 ODD EDGAR AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 652 225 225 ODD EDGAR AV NO CORK OAK Interior Live Oak New Zealand Christmas Tree 653 1001 1009 ODD EDGAR PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 654 1006 1012 EVEN EDGAR PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 655 1801 1801 ODD EDGECLIFF DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 656 1890 1890 EVEN EDGECLIFF DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 657 400 430 EVEN EL ADOBE PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 658 401 431 ODD EL ADOBE PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 659 450 450 EVEN EL CAMINO DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 660 451 515 ODD EL CAMINO DR NO SHAMEL ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Box Elder 661 451 451 ODD EL CAMINO DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 662 456 512 EVEN EL CAMINO DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 663 800 1066 EVEN EL DORADO DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 664 801 1077 ODD EL DORADO DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 665 524 1450 EVEN EL MIRADOR DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 666 525 1449 ODD EL MIRADOR DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 667 14 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 1500 1870 EVEN EL PASO LN NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 668 1501 1873 ODD EL PASO LN NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 669 2000 2454 EVEN EL RANCHO VISTA NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 670 2001 2445 ODD EL RANCHO VISTA NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 671 500 630 EVEN ELINOR DR NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 672 501 631 ODD ELINOR DR NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 673 300 432 EVEN ELIZABETH WY NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 674 301 429 ODD ELIZABETH WY NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 675 2 2 EVEN ELLIS PARKING LOT NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 677 115 133 ODD ELLIS PL NO GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 678 130 150 EVEN ELLIS PL YES GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 679 130 130 EVEN ELLIS PL NO GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 680 145 145 ODD ELLIS PL NO GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 681 145 145 ODD ELLIS PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 682 120 222 EVEN ELM AV /E NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 683 121 445 ODD ELM AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 684 300 300 EVEN ELM AV /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 685 300 466 EVEN ELM AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 686 301 301 ODD ELM AV /E NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 687 307 465 ODD ELM AV /E NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 688 1190 1190 EVEN ELM AV /E NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 689 101 315 ODD ELM AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 690 114 148 EVEN ELM AV /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 691 115 149 ODD ELM AV /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 692 240 1718 EVEN ELM AV /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 693 241 1719 ODD ELM AV /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 694 300 300 EVEN ELM AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 695 105 105 ODD ELSA DR YES CARROTWOOD Island Oak Sweet Bay Hollyleaf Cherry 696 110 142 EVEN ELSA DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 697 125 125 ODD ELSA DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 698 128 140 EVEN ELSA DR YES CARROTWOOD Hollyleaf Cherry Sweet Bay Golden Trumpet Tree 699 1300 1430 EVEN ELTHAM PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 700 1301 1429 ODD ELTHAM PL NO KING PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm Guadalupe Palm 701 2100 2100 EVEN EMERY RANCH RD NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 703 2101 2101 ODD EMERY RANCH RD NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 704 2806 2854 EVEN EUCALYPTUS PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 705 102 940 EVEN EUCLID ST /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 709 111 2225 ODD EUCLID ST /N YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 710 758 818 EVEN EUCLID ST /N NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 711 1224 2226 EVEN EUCLID ST /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 712 1401 3001 ODD EUCLID ST /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 713 2900 3000 EVEN EUCLID ST /N YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 714 3151 3151 ODD EUCLID ST /N NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 715 200 1500 EVEN EUCLID ST /S NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 716 300 300 EVEN EUCLID ST /S NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 717 15 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 301 301 ODD EUCLID ST /S NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 718 615 615 ODD EUCLID ST /S YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 719 806 816 EVEN EUCLID ST /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 720 824 1424 EVEN EUCLID ST /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 721 1201 1415 ODD EUCLID ST /S YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 722 1201 1201 ODD EVERGREEN AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 723 1206 1450 EVEN EVERGREEN AV YES CORK OAK Catalina Cherry Water Gum 724 1219 1985 ODD EVERGREEN AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 725 1500 1972 EVEN EVERGREEN AV NO CORK OAK Interior Live Oak New Zealand Christmas Tree 726 1525 1525 ODD EVERGREEN AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 727 1601 1839 ODD FAIRFORD DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 728 1606 1840 EVEN FAIRFORD DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 729 1501 1837 ODD FAIRGREEN DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 730 1502 1830 EVEN FAIRGREEN DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 731 2501 2601 ODD FARVIEW RD NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 733 2508 2600 EVEN FARVIEW RD NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 734 600 2032 EVEN FERN DR /E NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 735 601 2033 ODD FERN DR /E NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 736 1200 1200 EVEN FERN DR /E NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 737 0 622 EVEN FERN DR /W NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 738 300 382 EVEN FERN DR /W NO WATER GUM Hollyleaf Cherry Red Ironbark 739 307 377 ODD FERN DR /W NO WATER GUM Catalina Cherry Red Ironbark 740 511 925 ODD FERN DR /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 741 516 544 EVEN FERN DR /W NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 742 600 710 EVEN FERN DR /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 743 716 1754 EVEN FERN DR /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 744 1217 1217 ODD FERN DR /W NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 745 1401 1755 ODD FERN DR /W NO AUTUMN GOLD GINKGO California Sycamore London Plane 746 900 1124 EVEN FERNDALE AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 748 901 1125 ODD FERNDALE AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 749 400 400 EVEN FIESTA PL NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 750 401 401 ODD FIESTA PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 751 2 2 EVEN FIRE STATION #3 NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 753 2700 3120 EVEN FIRETHORNE AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 759 2701 3115 ODD FIRETHORNE AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 760 200 232 EVEN FLORENCE PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 761 201 237 ODD FLORENCE PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 762 1430 4300 EVEN FLOWER AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 763 1431 4301 ODD FLOWER AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 764 200 200 EVEN FORD AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 765 201 201 ODD FORD AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 766 300 320 EVEN FORD AV /N NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 767 301 701 ODD FORD AV /N NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 768 400 700 EVEN FORD AV /N NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 769 500 920 EVEN FORD AV /N NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 770 16 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 505 615 ODD FORD AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 771 765 917 ODD FORD AV /N NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 772 500 500 EVEN FORD AV /S NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 773 501 611 ODD FORD AV /S NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 774 510 620 EVEN FORD AV /S NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 775 511 511 ODD FORD AV /S NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 776 3721 3721 ODD FRANKLIN AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 780 3750 3750 EVEN FRANKLIN AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 781 3800 3800 EVEN FRANKLIN AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 782 3821 3841 ODD FRANKLIN AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Hollyleaf Cherry 783 4100 4248 EVEN FRANKLIN AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 784 4111 4249 ODD FRANKLIN AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 785 200 206 EVEN FRIAR PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 786 201 205 ODD FRIAR PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 787 1801 1901 ODD FULLERTON CREEK DR NO CAJEPUT TREE California Laurel Brisbane Box 790 500 530 EVEN GAGE AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 794 501 525 ODD GAGE AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 795 518 518 EVEN GAGE AV NO AUTUMN GOLD GINKGO California Sycamore London Plane 796 600 2112 EVEN GAGE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 797 601 2113 ODD GAGE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 798 2700 2730 EVEN GALLIO DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 799 2701 2715 ODD GALLIO DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 800 0 0 EVEN GARNET LN NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 801 2900 3172 EVEN GARNET LN NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 802 2901 3149 ODD GARNET LN NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 803 2600 2638 EVEN GENEVA PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 804 2619 2637 ODD GENEVA PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 805 200 2500 EVEN GILBERT ST /N NO SUGAR GUM California Laurel Red Ironbark Willow-Leafed Peppermint 808 201 2125 ODD GILBERT ST /N NO SUGAR GUM California Laurel Red Ironbark Willow-Leafed Peppermint 809 701 2401 ODD GILBERT ST /N NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 810 1501 2125 ODD GILBERT ST /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 811 1528 2500 EVEN GILBERT ST /N NO COLUMBIA PLANE California Sycamore Tulip Tree 812 1701 1701 ODD GILBERT ST /N YES BRISBANE BOX Catalina Cherry Magnolia 813 1908 2500 EVEN GILBERT ST /N NO LEMON-SCENTED GUM Coast Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 814 2100 2500 EVEN GILBERT ST /N NO SUGAR GUM California Laurel Red Ironbark Willow-Leafed Peppermint 815 2100 2100 EVEN GILBERT ST /N NO LEMON-SCENTED GUM Coast Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 816 2100 2500 EVEN GILBERT ST /N NO LEMON-SCENTED GUM Coast Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 817 2100 2500 EVEN GILBERT ST /N NO LEMON-SCENTED GUM Coast Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 818 2101 2101 ODD GILBERT ST /N NO SUGAR GUM California Laurel Red Ironbark Willow-Leafed Peppermint 819 2101 2101 ODD GILBERT ST /N NO SUGAR GUM California Laurel Red Ironbark Willow-Leafed Peppermint 820 2101 2101 ODD GILBERT ST /N NO SUGAR GUM California Laurel Red Ironbark Willow-Leafed Peppermint 821 2200 2500 EVEN GILBERT ST /N NO DESERT GUM Catalina Ironwood Willow-Leafed Peppermint Water Gum 822 2200 2500 EVEN GILBERT ST /N NO SUGAR GUM California Laurel Red Ironbark Willow-Leafed Peppermint 823 2500 2500 EVEN GILBERT ST /N NO SUGAR GUM California Laurel Red Ironbark Willow-Leafed Peppermint 824 100 1300 EVEN GILBERT ST /S YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 825 17 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 120 200 EVEN GILBERT ST /S YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 826 201 201 ODD GILBERT ST /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 827 271 1501 ODD GILBERT ST /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 828 313 1451 ODD GILBERT ST /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 829 314 1442 EVEN GILBERT ST /S YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 830 1200 1200 EVEN GILBERT ST /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 831 1500 1530 EVEN GILBERT ST /S YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 832 1521 1521 ODD GILBERT ST /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 833 805 833 ODD GLENHAVEN AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 836 808 828 EVEN GLENHAVEN AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 837 842 1140 EVEN GLENHAVEN AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 838 861 1139 ODD GLENHAVEN AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 839 1019 1019 ODD GLENHAVEN AV NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 840 100 100 EVEN GLENWOOD AV /E NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 841 101 2019 ODD GLENWOOD AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 842 114 1420 EVEN GLENWOOD AV /E YES AVOCADO Hollyleaf Cherry Catalina Cherry White Alder 843 130 2018 EVEN GLENWOOD AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 844 600 630 EVEN GLENWOOD AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 845 601 637 ODD GLENWOOD AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 846 1301 1421 ODD GLENWOOD AV /E YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 847 208 362 EVEN GLENWOOD AV /W NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 848 209 359 ODD GLENWOOD AV /W NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 849 600 662 EVEN GOLDEN AV NO GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 850 601 655 ODD GOLDEN AV YES GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 851 655 655 ODD GOLDEN AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 852 0 0 EVEN GRANDVIEW AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 853 704 1088 EVEN GRANDVIEW AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 854 711 1085 ODD GRANDVIEW AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 855 900 920 EVEN GRANDVIEW AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 856 901 925 ODD GRANDVIEW AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Chitalpa Island Oak 857 1010 1010 EVEN GRANDVIEW AV YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 858 1011 1011 ODD GRANDVIEW AV YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 859 500 690 EVEN GREENACRE DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 860 501 681 ODD GREENACRE DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 861 655 665 ODD GREENACRE RD NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 862 660 660 EVEN GREENACRE RD NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 863 665 665 ODD GREENACRE RD YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 864 2501 2641 ODD GREENHILL DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 865 2512 2640 EVEN GREENHILL DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 866 2619 3613 ODD GREENMEADOW DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 867 3300 3624 EVEN GREENMEADOW DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 868 3301 3301 ODD GREENMEADOW DR NO PINK CRAPE MYRTLE Hollyleaf Cherry Japanese Pagoda Tree 869 3418 3500 EVEN GREENMEADOW DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 870 3035 3063 ODD GREENVIEW PL NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 871 3048 3066 EVEN GREENVIEW PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 872 18 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 1601 2025 ODD GREGORY AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 873 1618 2026 EVEN GREGORY AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 874 3400 3414 EVEN GREGORY AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 875 3407 3419 ODD GREGORY AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 876 1400 1546 EVEN GRISSOM PARK DR NO HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER Tecate Cypress Chitalpa Island Oak 879 1401 1635 ODD GRISSOM PARK DR NO HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER Tecate Cypress Chitalpa Island Oak 880 1200 1244 EVEN GROVE PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 881 1201 1245 ODD GROVE PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 882 1500 1724 EVEN GROVE PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 883 1501 1711 ODD GROVE PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 884 300 1742 EVEN HALE AV NO PINK TRUMPET TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Jacaranda 885 306 306 EVEN HALE AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Hollyleaf Cherry 886 307 317 ODD HALE AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 887 519 1753 ODD HALE AV NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 888 1606 1692 EVEN HALE AV NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 889 645 715 ODD HALL AV NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 890 700 710 EVEN HALL AV NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 891 100 150 EVEN HANSEN AV NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 892 101 2601 ODD HANSEN AV NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 893 234 234 EVEN HANSEN AV NO MULGA Western Redbud Chitalpa Catalina Cherry 894 101 3101 ODD HARBOR BL /N NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 895 101 2401 ODD HARBOR BL /N NO LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree 896 102 2222 EVEN HARBOR BL /N NO LONDON PLANE Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree 897 104 320 EVEN HARBOR BL /N NO SILK-FLOSS TREE Interior Live Oak Red Flowering Gum Water Gum 898 111 3475 ODD HARBOR BL /N NO LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree 899 300 444 EVEN HARBOR BL /N NO SILK-FLOSS TREE Interior Live Oak Red Flowering Gum Water Gum 900 1000 1000 EVEN HARBOR BL /N NO SILK-FLOSS TREE Interior Live Oak Red Flowering Gum Water Gum 901 1000 1400 EVEN HARBOR BL /N NO LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree 902 1200 1200 EVEN HARBOR BL /N NO SILK-FLOSS TREE Interior Live Oak Red Flowering Gum Water Gum 903 1400 3400 EVEN HARBOR BL /N NO SPOTTED GUM Interior Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 904 1400 2240 EVEN HARBOR BL /N NO LONDON PLANE Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree 905 1700 1700 EVEN HARBOR BL /N NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 906 1701 1701 ODD HARBOR BL /N NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 907 2000 2000 EVEN HARBOR BL /N NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 908 2401 2401 ODD HARBOR BL /N YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 909 2440 2800 EVEN HARBOR BL /N YES BOTTLE TREE Western Redbud Catalina Cherry Hollyleaf Cherry 910 3000 3000 EVEN HARBOR BL /N YES LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE Box Elder Golden Trumpet Tree 911 100 100 EVEN HARBOR BL /S NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 912 101 815 ODD HARBOR BL /S NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 913 200 1400 EVEN HARBOR BL /S NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 914 200 1400 EVEN HARBOR BL /S NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 915 201 201 ODD HARBOR BL /S NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 916 416 520 EVEN HARBOR BL /S NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 917 1400 1400 EVEN HARBOR BL /S NO WINDMILL PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 918 1500 1500 EVEN HARBOR BL /S NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 919 19 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 1100 1100 EVEN HARBOR BLVD /N NO MEXICAN SYCAMORE Bigleaf Maple True Green Chinese Elm Sawleaf Zelkova 920 700 1548 EVEN HARMONY LN NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 921 711 1549 ODD HARMONY LN NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 922 741 741 ODD HARMONY LN NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 923 806 806 EVEN HARMONY LN NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 924 900 1036 EVEN HARMONY LN NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 925 907 1035 ODD HARMONY LN NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 926 518 518 EVEN HARMONY PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 927 525 525 ODD HARMONY PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 928 200 206 EVEN HARRINGTON DR /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 929 207 217 ODD HARRINGTON DR /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 930 212 712 EVEN HARRINGTON DR /N NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 931 225 707 ODD HARRINGTON DR /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 932 324 324 EVEN HARRINGTON DR /N NO LITTLE GEM MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box 933 325 325 ODD HARRINGTON DR /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 934 100 118 EVEN HARRINGTON DR /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 935 101 115 ODD HARRINGTON DR /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 936 201 219 ODD HARRINGTON DR /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 937 206 206 EVEN HARRINGTON DR /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 938 100 330 EVEN HART PL /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 939 101 331 ODD HART PL /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 940 500 610 EVEN HART PL /N NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 941 501 607 ODD HART PL /N NO CORK OAK Interior Live Oak New Zealand Christmas Tree 942 200 228 EVEN HART PL /S NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 943 201 229 ODD HART PL /S NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 944 2200 2540 EVEN HARTFORD AV NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 945 2201 2537 ODD HARTFORD AV NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 946 2700 2730 EVEN HARTFORD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 947 2701 2725 ODD HARTFORD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 948 400 1020 EVEN HASTINGS AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 949 407 1025 ODD HASTINGS AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 950 618 818 EVEN HAWTHORNE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 951 625 815 ODD HAWTHORNE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 952 806 806 EVEN HAWTHORNE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 953 2101 3115 ODD HEATHER DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 954 3012 3128 EVEN HEATHER DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 955 101 119 ODD HELEN DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 956 106 120 EVEN HELEN DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 957 120 124 EVEN HELEN DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 958 125 125 ODD HELEN DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 959 280 280 EVEN HELEN DR YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 960 2800 2838 EVEN HEMLOCK PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 961 2801 2821 ODD HEMLOCK PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 962 2900 2942 EVEN HEMLOCK PL NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 963 2901 2937 ODD HEMLOCK PL NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 964 20 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 420 616 EVEN HERMOSA DR /E NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 967 615 635 ODD HERMOSA DR /E NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 968 622 816 EVEN HERMOSA DR /E NO PINK CRAPE MYRTLE Hollyleaf Cherry Japanese Pagoda Tree 969 701 731 ODD HERMOSA DR /E NO PURPLE CRAPE MYRTLE Hollyleaf Cherry Japanese Pagoda Tree 970 737 815 ODD HERMOSA DR /E YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 971 749 749 ODD HERMOSA DR /E NO PINK CRAPE MYRTLE Hollyleaf Cherry Japanese Pagoda Tree 972 800 800 EVEN HERMOSA DR /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 973 0 0 EVEN HERMOSA DR /W NO DEODAR CEDAR Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 974 100 432 EVEN HERMOSA DR /W YES DEODAR CEDAR Tecate Cypress Water Gum 975 101 433 ODD HERMOSA DR /W NO DEODAR CEDAR Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 976 200 412 EVEN HERMOSA DR /W NO DEODAR CEDAR Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 977 3708 3744 EVEN HERMOSA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 980 3721 3741 ODD HERMOSA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 981 2912 3018 EVEN HICKORY PL NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 982 2913 3015 ODD HICKORY PL NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 983 201 225 ODD HIGHLAND AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 984 204 320 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 985 301 401 ODD HIGHLAND AV /N NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 986 402 402 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 987 502 720 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 988 535 701 ODD HIGHLAND AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 989 725 1137 ODD HIGHLAND AV /N NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 990 766 1142 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /N NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 991 1065 1101 ODD HIGHLAND AV /N YES BRAZILIAN PEPPER Catalina Cherry Hollyleaf Cherry Desert Willow 992 1137 2101 ODD HIGHLAND AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 993 1150 2100 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /N NO RAYWOOD ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Box Elder 994 1522 1532 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /N NO RAYWOOD ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Box Elder 995 101 311 ODD HIGHLAND AV /S NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 996 130 1250 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 997 200 200 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 998 300 300 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 999 321 1441 ODD HIGHLAND AV /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 1000 508 750 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /S YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 1001 716 716 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1002 912 1008 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /S YES COAST REDWOOD Hollyleaf Cherry Water Gum Catalina Cherry 1003 925 1225 ODD HIGHLAND AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1004 1010 1018 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 1005 1200 1200 EVEN HIGHLAND AV /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1006 100 1000 EVEN HILL AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1007 125 125 ODD HILL AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1008 125 1037 ODD HILL AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1009 145 4285 ODD HILL AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1010 200 1512 EVEN HILL AV NO NORFOLK ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Water Gum 1011 200 200 EVEN HILL AV NO WILSON HOLLY Catalina Cherry Pink Flame Tree Pink Flame Tree 1012 300 4284 EVEN HILL AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1013 21 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 734 746 EVEN HILL AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1014 741 747 ODD HILL AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1015 117 161 ODD HILLCREST DR NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1016 130 130 EVEN HILLCREST DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1017 137 161 ODD HILLCREST DR NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1018 144 156 EVEN HILLCREST DR YES OLIVE Catalina Cherry Australian Willow Magnolia 1019 155 161 ODD HILLCREST DR NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1020 2 2 EVEN HILLCREST PARK NO DEODAR CEDAR Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1023 0 0 EVEN HOLLYDALE DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1034 1000 1420 EVEN HOLLYDALE DR NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1035 1001 1235 ODD HOLLYDALE DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1036 1301 1421 ODD HOLLYDALE DR NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1037 2301 2411 ODD HOLLYOAK DR NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 1038 2315 2315 ODD HOLLYOAK DR NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 1039 2430 2430 EVEN HOLLYOAK DR NO SILK TREE Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree 1040 1000 1100 EVEN HORNET WY NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 1041 1001 1117 ODD HORNET WY NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 1042 200 216 EVEN HORTON AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1045 201 217 ODD HORTON AV NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1046 100 100 EVEN HOUSTON AV NO PINK CRAPE MYRTLE Hollyleaf Cherry Japanese Pagoda Tree 1048 400 400 EVEN HOUSTON AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1049 418 2154 EVEN HOUSTON AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1050 419 2147 ODD HOUSTON AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1051 1800 1800 EVEN HOUSTON AV NO ALEPPO PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar Cajeput Tree 1052 1800 1800 EVEN HOUSTON AV YES BLUE GUM Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree Pink Flame Tree 1053 300 600 EVEN IMPERIAL HWY YES LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH Hollyleaf Cherry Australian Willow Magnolia 1057 300 702 EVEN IMPERIAL HWY YES HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER California Laurel Magnolia Hollyleaf Cherry 1058 401 401 ODD IMPERIAL HWY NO STUMP California Laurel Cajeput Tree Brisbane Box 1059 2840 2840 EVEN IMPERIAL HWY NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1060 2300 2374 EVEN IRIS CT NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1066 2301 2375 ODD IRIS CT NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1067 1616 1842 EVEN ISLAND DR NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 1068 1621 1845 ODD ISLAND DR NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 1069 1801 1801 ODD ISLAND DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1070 2400 2406 EVEN IVY PL NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1071 2401 2401 ODD IVY PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1072 2500 2510 EVEN IVY PL NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1073 2501 2525 ODD IVY PL NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1074 0 446 EVEN JACARANDA PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1075 200 544 EVEN JACARANDA PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1076 201 541 ODD JACARANDA PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1077 401 621 ODD JACARANDA PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1078 501 505 ODD JACARANDA PL YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 1079 600 622 EVEN JACARANDA PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1080 601 601 ODD JACARANDA PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1081 22 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 607 619 ODD JACARANDA PL YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 1082 1200 1328 EVEN JACARANDA PL NO CALABRIAN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 1083 1201 1329 ODD JACARANDA PL NO CALABRIAN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 1084 1700 1916 EVEN JACARANDA PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1085 1701 1917 ODD JACARANDA PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1086 1921 2053 ODD JACARANDA PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1087 1924 2048 EVEN JACARANDA PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1088 100 130 EVEN JANET PL /N NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1089 101 129 ODD JANET PL /N NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1090 200 224 EVEN JANET PL /S NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1091 200 200 EVEN JANET PL /S NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1092 201 229 ODD JANET PL /S NO ORCHID TREE Catalina Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1093 605 631 ODD JASMINE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1094 606 630 EVEN JASMINE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1095 100 100 EVEN JEFFERSON AV /N NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 1096 300 336 EVEN JEFFERSON AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1097 301 339 ODD JEFFERSON AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1098 400 412 EVEN JEFFERSON AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1099 401 413 ODD JEFFERSON AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1100 500 606 EVEN JEFFERSON AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1101 501 1415 ODD JEFFERSON AV /S NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1102 900 900 EVEN JEFFERSON AV /S NO LITTLE GEM MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box 1103 906 1410 EVEN JEFFERSON AV /S NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1104 100 130 EVEN JENSEN WY NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1105 101 125 ODD JENSEN WY NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1106 200 524 EVEN JENSEN WY NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1107 207 515 ODD JENSEN WY NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1108 301 501 ODD JENSEN WY YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1109 1510 1510 EVEN JOHNSTON KNOLL NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1110 1540 1540 EVEN JOHNSTON KNOLL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1111 1565 1575 ODD JOHNSTON KNOLL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1112 500 2250 EVEN JOSE WY NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1113 501 2271 ODD JOSE WY NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1114 2900 2970 EVEN JUANITA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1118 2911 2971 ODD JUANITA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1119 1912 1940 EVEN JULIE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1120 1913 1937 ODD JULIE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1121 605 631 ODD JUNIPER AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1122 606 630 EVEN JUNIPER AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1123 100 100 EVEN KELLOGG AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1124 107 107 ODD KELLOGG AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1125 108 250 EVEN KELLOGG AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova 1126 109 255 ODD KELLOGG AV YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1127 201 219 ODD KELLOGG AV YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1128 1300 1350 EVEN KENSINGTON DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1129 23 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 1301 1351 ODD KENSINGTON DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1130 1409 1425 ODD KENSINGTON DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1131 1412 1436 EVEN KENSINGTON DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1132 1200 1200 EVEN KIMBERLY AV YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1133 1410 1562 EVEN KIMBERLY AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1134 300 432 EVEN KING PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1135 307 433 ODD KING PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1136 1511 1715 ODD KINGHAM WY NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1137 1512 1712 EVEN KINGHAM WY NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1138 1612 1612 EVEN KINGHAM WY NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1139 100 930 EVEN KNEPP AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1140 100 710 EVEN KNEPP AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1141 101 925 ODD KNEPP AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1142 133 913 ODD KNEPP AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1143 144 144 EVEN KNEPP AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1144 200 236 EVEN KNEPP AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1145 201 249 ODD KNEPP AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1146 1000 1124 EVEN KROEGER AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1147 1001 1125 ODD KROEGER AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1148 1300 1340 EVEN KROEGER AV NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1149 1313 1407 ODD KROEGER AV NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1150 1036 1104 EVEN LA CRESTA PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1151 1044 1044 EVEN LA CRESTA PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1152 100 100 EVEN LA ENTRADA PL /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1153 100 100 EVEN LA ENTRADA PL /E NO SILVER DOLLAR GUM Catalina Ironwood Willow-Leafed Peppermint Interior Live Oak 1154 101 101 ODD LA ENTRADA PL /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1155 100 206 EVEN LA ENTRADA PL /W NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1156 100 200 EVEN LA ENTRADA PL /W NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1157 101 207 ODD LA ENTRADA PL /W NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1158 3225 3235 ODD LA LOMA PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1159 3246 3250 EVEN LA LOMA PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1160 1000 1148 EVEN LA SENDA DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1162 1001 1145 ODD LA SENDA DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1163 3109 3133 ODD LA SOMBRA WY NO CAPE CHESTNUT Engelmann Oak Flame Tree Sweetshade 1164 3116 3132 EVEN LA SOMBRA WY NO CAPE CHESTNUT Engelmann Oak Flame Tree Sweetshade 1165 2941 3257 ODD LA TRAVESIA DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1166 2950 3250 EVEN LA TRAVESIA DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1167 3000 3040 EVEN LA TRAVESIA DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1168 3001 3041 ODD LA TRAVESIA DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1169 100 1224 EVEN LADERA VISTA DR NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1170 101 1225 ODD LADERA VISTA DR NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1171 700 700 EVEN LADERA VISTA DR NO DEODAR CEDAR Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1172 1201 1201 ODD LADERA VISTA DR YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 1173 1728 1850 EVEN LADERA VISTA DR YES CALIFORNIA PEPPER Catalina Cherry Hollyleaf Cherry 1174 200 200 EVEN LAGUNA DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1175 24 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 100 200 EVEN LAGUNA RD NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1179 101 275 ODD LAGUNA RD NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1180 201 255 ODD LAGUNA RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1181 220 270 EVEN LAGUNA RD NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1182 301 301 ODD LAGUNA RD YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 1183 400 400 EVEN LAGUNA RD NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1184 500 970 EVEN LAGUNA RD NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1185 501 961 ODD LAGUNA RD NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1186 507 607 ODD LAKESIDE DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1188 518 624 EVEN LAKESIDE DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1189 2901 2901 ODD LAKEVIEW DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1190 3000 3000 EVEN LAKEVIEW DR NO SILVER DOLLAR GUM Catalina Ironwood Willow-Leafed Peppermint Interior Live Oak 1191 3300 3300 EVEN LAKEVIEW DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1192 3721 3745 ODD LAKEVIEW DR YES CANARY ISLAND PINE Tecate Cypress Australian Willow 1193 3741 3745 ODD LAKEVIEW DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1194 400 1118 EVEN LAMBERT DR NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1195 401 1119 ODD LAMBERT DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1196 718 718 EVEN LAMBERT DR NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1197 100 458 EVEN LAMBERT RD NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1198 680 690 EVEN LANGSDORF DR NO HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER Tecate Cypress Chitalpa Hollyleaf Cherry 1199 2701 3117 ODD LANTANA AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1200 2708 3120 EVEN LANTANA AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1201 3800 3808 EVEN LARIAT PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1202 3801 3809 ODD LARIAT PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1203 1600 2000 EVEN LARK ELLEN DR NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1204 1601 2001 ODD LARK ELLEN DR NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1205 2100 2340 EVEN LARK ELLEN DR NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1206 2100 2100 EVEN LARK ELLEN DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1207 2100 2100 EVEN LARK ELLEN DR NO PINK TRUMPET TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Jacaranda 1208 2101 2343 ODD LARK ELLEN DR NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1209 2500 2564 EVEN LARKWOOD DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1210 2501 2555 ODD LARKWOOD DR NO AUTUMN GOLD GINKGO California Sycamore London Plane 1211 3110 3300 EVEN LAS FALDAS DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1212 3125 3319 ODD LAS FALDAS DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1213 3190 3190 EVEN LAS FALDAS DR YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1214 3191 3191 ODD LAS FALDAS DR YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1215 1520 1520 EVEN LAS LANAS CIR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1216 1521 1521 ODD LAS LANAS CIR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1217 1700 2140 EVEN LAS LANAS LN NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1218 1701 2133 ODD LAS LANAS LN NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1219 0 0 EVEN LAS PALMAS DR /E NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 1220 115 719 ODD LAS PALMAS DR /E NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 1221 120 410 EVEN LAS PALMAS DR /E NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 1222 620 620 EVEN LAS PALMAS DR /E YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 1223 630 812 EVEN LAS PALMAS DR /E NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 1224 25 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 725 813 ODD LAS PALMAS DR /E NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 1225 111 1017 ODD LAS PALMAS DR /W NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 1226 116 1020 EVEN LAS PALMAS DR /W NO GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 1227 211 651 ODD LAS PALMAS DR /W NO GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 1228 1030 1188 EVEN LAS PALMAS DR /W NO GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 1229 1033 1189 ODD LAS PALMAS DR /W NO GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 1230 3815 3815 ODD LAS RIENDAS CT NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1232 0 224 EVEN LAS RIENDAS DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1233 214 880 EVEN LAS RIENDAS DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1234 225 265 ODD LAS RIENDAS DR NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 1235 650 650 EVEN LAS RIENDAS DR NO WEEPING FIG Coast Live Oak Brisbane Box Pink Flame Tree 1236 700 870 EVEN LAS RIENDAS DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1237 709 867 ODD LAS RIENDAS DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1238 867 867 ODD LAS RIENDAS DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1239 3040 3130 EVEN LAUREL AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1240 3045 3125 ODD LAUREL AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1241 100 200 EVEN LAWRENCE AV /N NO QUEENSLAND PITTOSPORUM Hollyleaf Cherry Sweet Bay Sweetshade 1242 101 101 ODD LAWRENCE AV /N YES RIVER BIRCH Western Redbud Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud White Alder 1243 114 120 EVEN LAWRENCE AV /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1244 117 123 ODD LAWRENCE AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1245 201 223 ODD LAWRENCE AV /N NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1246 219 221 ODD LAWRENCE AV /N NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1247 222 222 EVEN LAWRENCE AV /N YES AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1248 100 624 EVEN LAWRENCE AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1249 101 501 ODD LAWRENCE AV /S YES BRISBANE BOX Catalina Cherry Magnolia 1250 515 615 ODD LAWRENCE AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1251 600 600 EVEN LAWRENCE AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1252 700 710 EVEN LAWRENCE AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1253 701 715 ODD LAWRENCE AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1254 200 332 EVEN LEE AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1255 201 329 ODD LEE AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1256 400 432 EVEN LEE AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1257 401 425 ODD LEE AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1258 600 1124 EVEN LEE AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1259 607 1115 ODD LEE AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1260 100 300 EVEN LEMON ST /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1265 101 101 ODD LEMON ST /N NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1266 215 701 ODD LEMON ST /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1267 600 850 EVEN LEMON ST /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1268 1100 1100 EVEN LEMON ST /N YES YEW PINE Tecate Cypress Pink Flame Tree Hollyleaf Cherry 1269 100 710 EVEN LEMON ST /S NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 1270 101 115 ODD LEMON ST /S NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1271 200 200 EVEN LEMON ST /S YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 1272 200 200 EVEN LEMON ST /S NO KING PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm Guadalupe Palm 1273 200 200 EVEN LEMON ST /S NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1274 26 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 201 201 ODD LEMON ST /S YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 1275 201 201 ODD LEMON ST /S NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 1276 201 201 ODD LEMON ST /S NO TIPU Desert Willow Pink Trumpet Tree Chinese Pistache 1277 401 501 ODD LEMON ST /S YES SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Water Gum 1278 500 500 EVEN LEMON ST /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1279 1500 1500 EVEN LEMON ST /S YES MEXICAN FAN PALM Catalina Cherry Western Redbud Hollyleaf Cherry 1280 1501 1501 ODD LEMON ST /S YES BRISBANE BOX Catalina Cherry Magnolia 1281 200 520 EVEN LIDO PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1282 201 521 ODD LIDO PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1283 100 216 EVEN LILLIE AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1284 109 217 ODD LILLIE AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1285 300 314 EVEN LILLIE AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1286 301 313 ODD LILLIE AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1287 100 210 EVEN LILLIE AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1288 101 219 ODD LILLIE AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1289 2732 2832 EVEN LIME AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1290 2733 2827 ODD LIME AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1291 3000 3042 EVEN LIME AV NO PERUVIAN PEPPER Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree Australian Willow 1292 3001 3041 ODD LIME AV NO PERUVIAN PEPPER Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree Australian Willow 1293 100 150 EVEN LINCOLN AV /N NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1294 114 114 EVEN LINCOLN AV /N NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1295 115 227 ODD LINCOLN AV /N NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1296 200 620 EVEN LINCOLN AV /N NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1297 245 245 ODD LINCOLN AV /N NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 1298 521 1325 ODD LINCOLN AV /N NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1299 1000 1210 EVEN LINCOLN AV /N NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1300 1001 1319 ODD LINCOLN AV /N NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1301 1218 1324 EVEN LINCOLN AV /N NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1302 1307 1307 ODD LINCOLN AV /N NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1303 138 160 EVEN LINCOLN AV /S NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1304 139 165 ODD LINCOLN AV /S NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1305 1000 1410 EVEN LINDENDALE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1306 1007 1415 ODD LINDENDALE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1307 1201 1201 ODD LINDENDALE AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1308 1500 1600 EVEN LINDENDALE AV NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1309 1601 1601 ODD LINDENDALE AV NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1310 700 710 EVEN LINDY PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1311 701 715 ODD LINDY PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1312 2740 3130 EVEN LIVE OAK AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1318 2741 3135 ODD LIVE OAK AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1319 3015 3015 ODD LIVE OAK AV NO COAST LIVE OAK Interior Live Oak New Zealand Christmas Tree 1320 100 148 EVEN LLOYD AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Water Gum 1321 101 155 ODD LLOYD AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1322 150 150 EVEN LLOYD AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1323 2585 2601 ODD LOCKLIN WY NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1324 27 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2590 2600 EVEN LOCKLIN WY NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1325 400 436 EVEN LOCUST DR /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1326 401 437 ODD LOCUST DR /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1327 441 441 ODD LOCUST DR /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1328 300 1612 EVEN LOCUST DR /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1329 301 1607 ODD LOCUST DR /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1330 810 810 EVEN LOCUST DR /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1331 2100 2290 EVEN LOMA ALTA DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1332 2101 2225 ODD LOMA ALTA DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1333 2233 2285 ODD LOMA ALTA DR YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Water Gum 1334 2100 2268 EVEN LOMA VERDE DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1335 2101 2265 ODD LOMA VERDE DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1336 1324 1706 EVEN LOMBARD DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1337 1335 1701 ODD LOMBARD DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1338 2802 2986 EVEN LONGSPUR DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1339 2809 2983 ODD LONGSPUR DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1340 2818 2920 EVEN LONGSPUR DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1341 2989 2989 ODD LONGSPUR DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1342 0 0 EVEN LONGVIEW DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1343 1120 1800 EVEN LONGVIEW DR NO SHAMEL ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Box Elder 1344 1201 1261 ODD LONGVIEW DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1345 1210 1210 EVEN LONGVIEW DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1346 1216 1270 EVEN LONGVIEW DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1347 1269 1517 ODD LONGVIEW DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1348 1320 1518 EVEN LONGVIEW DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1349 1800 1800 EVEN LOS COYOTES DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1350 1801 1801 ODD LOS COYOTES DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1351 1600 3630 EVEN LOUISE PL NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 1352 1601 3635 ODD LOUISE PL NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 1353 3501 3515 ODD LOUISE PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1354 1432 1530 EVEN LOVERING AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1355 1433 1539 ODD LOVERING AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1356 3420 3420 EVEN MACARTHUR AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1359 3425 3425 ODD MACARTHUR AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1360 2800 3050 EVEN MADISON AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1361 2801 2901 ODD MADISON AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1362 3011 3061 ODD MADISON AV YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 1363 2700 3860 EVEN MADONNA DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1364 2701 3869 ODD MADONNA DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1365 2730 2730 EVEN MADONNA DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1366 3813 3925 ODD MADONNA DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1367 3814 3920 EVEN MADONNA DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1368 600 1012 EVEN MAERTIN LN NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1369 601 1011 ODD MAERTIN LN NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1370 100 230 EVEN MAGNOLIA AV /S YES YEW PINE Tecate Cypress Pink Flame Tree Desert Willow 1371 28 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 100 1140 EVEN MAGNOLIA AV /S NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 1372 105 301 ODD MAGNOLIA AV /S NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 1373 200 900 EVEN MAGNOLIA AV /S NO MARINA ARBUTUS California Laurel Sweetshade Brisbane Box 1374 202 800 EVEN MAGNOLIA AV /S NO MARINA ARBUTUS California Laurel Sweetshade Brisbane Box 1375 307 415 ODD MAGNOLIA AV /S YES YEW PINE Tecate Cypress Pink Flame Tree Desert Willow 1376 1500 1500 EVEN MAGNOLIA AV /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1377 100 400 EVEN MALDEN AV /N NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 1379 109 109 ODD MALDEN AV /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1380 125 125 ODD MALDEN AV /N NO BRONZE LOQUAT Hollyleaf Cherry Flame Tree Sweetshade 1381 125 401 ODD MALDEN AV /N NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 1382 200 200 EVEN MALDEN AV /N NO BRONZE LOQUAT Hollyleaf Cherry Flame Tree Sweetshade 1383 300 300 EVEN MALDEN AV /N YES BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Peppermint Tree Western Redbud 1384 501 715 ODD MALDEN AV /N NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1385 508 514 EVEN MALDEN AV /N YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 1386 520 700 EVEN MALDEN AV /N NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1387 720 916 EVEN MALDEN AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1388 785 921 ODD MALDEN AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1389 100 150 EVEN MALDEN AV /S NO BRONZE LOQUAT Hollyleaf Cherry Flame Tree Sweetshade 1390 145 145 ODD MALDEN AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1391 400 720 EVEN MALDEN AV /S NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1392 401 1007 ODD MALDEN AV /S NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1393 501 725 ODD MALDEN AV /S NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1394 800 1018 EVEN MALDEN AV /S NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Interior Live Oak 1395 925 925 ODD MALDEN AV /S YES CAMPHOR TREE Tecate Cypress Water Gum Peppermint Tree 1396 100 448 EVEN MALVERN AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1397 101 101 ODD MALVERN AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1398 101 801 ODD MALVERN AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1399 331 331 ODD MALVERN AV NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 1400 500 600 EVEN MALVERN AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1401 501 541 ODD MALVERN AV YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1402 508 508 EVEN MALVERN AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1403 600 600 EVEN MALVERN AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Sweetshade Willow-leafed Peppermint 1404 701 701 ODD MALVERN AV NO JERUSALEM THORN Catalina Cherry Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 1405 1900 2000 EVEN MALVERN AV YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 1406 2000 2000 EVEN MALVERN AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1407 2200 2200 EVEN MALVERN AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1408 1300 1300 EVEN MANHATTAN AV NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1410 1301 1301 ODD MANHATTAN AV YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 1411 1200 1420 EVEN MANZANITA DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1412 1201 1425 ODD MANZANITA DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1413 2700 3130 EVEN MAPLE AV NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 1414 2701 3125 ODD MAPLE AV NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 1415 2811 2811 ODD MAPLE AV YES AMERICAN SWEETGUM Desert Willow Japanese Pagoda Tree Japanese Pagoda Tree 1416 500 920 EVEN MAPLEWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1417 505 925 ODD MAPLEWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1418 29 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 800 830 EVEN MAPLEWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1419 1407 1497 ODD MARELEN DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1420 1418 1500 EVEN MARELEN DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1421 1497 1497 ODD MARELEN DR YES EVERGREEN PEAR Western Redbud Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1422 1000 1012 EVEN MARGARET PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1423 1001 1013 ODD MARGARET PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1424 1200 1240 EVEN MARGARITA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1425 1200 1224 EVEN MARGARITA DR YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1426 1201 1235 ODD MARGARITA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1427 200 212 EVEN MARIE AV NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1428 201 217 ODD MARIE AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1429 300 328 EVEN MARIE AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1430 301 327 ODD MARIE AV NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1431 400 416 EVEN MARIE AV NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1432 401 415 ODD MARIE AV NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1433 206 218 EVEN MARIGOLD AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1434 101 225 ODD MARION BL NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 1435 110 218 EVEN MARION BL YES AMERICAN SWEETGUM Desert Willow Japanese Pagoda Tree Japanese Pagoda Tree 1436 124 124 EVEN MARION BL NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 1437 300 300 EVEN MARION BL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1438 301 301 ODD MARION BL YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Water Gum 1439 1601 2017 ODD MARIPOSA LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1440 1620 2008 EVEN MARIPOSA LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1441 1901 1919 ODD MARIPOSA LN NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1442 1912 1928 EVEN MARIPOSA LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1443 2000 2000 EVEN MARIPOSA LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1444 100 100 EVEN MARTHA PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1445 101 105 ODD MARTHA PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1446 200 238 EVEN MARTHA PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1447 205 235 ODD MARTHA PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1448 300 336 EVEN MARWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1449 301 337 ODD MARWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1450 336 336 EVEN MARWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1451 2850 2850 EVEN MARYMONT AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1452 2855 2867 ODD MARYMONT AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1453 1100 1100 EVEN MAXWELL AV YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 1454 1101 1101 ODD MAXWELL AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1455 400 478 EVEN MAXZIM AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1456 401 479 ODD MAXZIM AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1457 500 512 EVEN MAXZIM AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1458 501 531 ODD MAXZIM AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1459 518 518 EVEN MAXZIM AV NO WHITE MULBERRY California Laurel Brisbane Box Pink Flame Tree 1460 600 2148 EVEN MAXZIM AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1461 601 2149 ODD MAXZIM AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1462 300 440 EVEN MEADE AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1463 30 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 301 1019 ODD MEADE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1464 700 1100 EVEN MEADE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1465 1101 1113 ODD MEADE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1466 1106 1112 EVEN MEADE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1467 2220 2256 EVEN MEADOW LN NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1468 2241 2255 ODD MEADOW LN NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1469 2454 2454 EVEN MEDFORD PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1470 2455 2455 ODD MEDFORD PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1471 2600 2740 EVEN MEDFORD PL NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1472 2609 2741 ODD MEDFORD PL NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1473 2649 2701 ODD MEDFORD PL NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1474 900 2320 EVEN MELODY LN NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1475 901 2325 ODD MELODY LN NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1476 1701 1701 ODD MELODY LN NO HEATH MELALEUCA California Laurel Cajeput Tree Peppermint Tree 1477 100 142 EVEN MELVILLE DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1478 108 120 EVEN MELVILLE DR YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1479 119 137 ODD MELVILLE DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1480 2720 2850 EVEN MERLIN AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1481 2721 2849 ODD MERLIN AV NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1482 1407 1521 ODD MESA VERDE NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1483 1412 1522 EVEN MESA VERDE NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 1484 2300 2368 EVEN MESA VERDE NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1485 2309 2369 ODD MESA VERDE NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1486 800 810 EVEN MESITA PL NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 1487 801 811 ODD MESITA PL NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 1488 201 213 ODD MICHAEL AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1489 208 216 EVEN MICHAEL AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1490 300 328 EVEN MICHAEL AV NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1491 301 327 ODD MICHAEL AV NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1492 400 424 EVEN MICHAEL AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1493 401 425 ODD MICHAEL AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1494 2454 2478 EVEN MIDDLESEX PL NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1495 2461 2467 ODD MIDDLESEX PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1496 2600 2640 EVEN MIDDLESEX PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1497 2601 2641 ODD MIDDLESEX PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1498 2617 2617 ODD MIDDLESEX PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1499 200 552 EVEN MIGUEL PL NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1500 201 561 ODD MIGUEL PL NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1501 3000 3016 EVEN MILAGRO WY NO CAJEPUT TREE California Laurel Brisbane Box 1502 3001 3017 ODD MILAGRO WY NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1503 2600 2684 EVEN MILTON AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1504 2601 2675 ODD MILTON AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1505 1500 1760 EVEN MIMOSA PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1506 1501 1767 ODD MIMOSA PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1507 1900 2016 EVEN MIMOSA PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1508 31 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 1901 2009 ODD MIMOSA PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1509 3100 3112 EVEN MIRADOR CIR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1510 3101 3101 ODD MIRADOR CIR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1511 1207 1207 ODD MIRAMAR DR NO CALIFORNIA PEPPER Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree 1512 100 110 EVEN MISSION DR /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1513 101 115 ODD MISSION DR /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1514 100 236 EVEN MISSION DR /S NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1515 101 235 ODD MISSION DR /S NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1516 100 210 EVEN MONTAGUE AV /N NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1517 101 213 ODD MONTAGUE AV /N NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1518 100 120 EVEN MONTAGUE AV /S NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1519 101 225 ODD MONTAGUE AV /S NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1520 204 224 EVEN MONTAGUE AV /S NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1521 200 236 EVEN MOODY AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1522 201 243 ODD MOODY AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1523 1500 1516 EVEN MOONBEAM PL NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1524 1509 1517 ODD MOONBEAM PL NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1525 2761 2761 ODD MOORE AV NO RUSTY LEAF FIG California Laurel Southern Live Oak Sweet Bay 1526 2201 2201 ODD MORELIA AV NO LONDON PLANE Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree 1527 2215 2251 ODD MORELIA AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1528 0 2420 EVEN MOUNTAIN RIDGE DR NO SWEETSHADE California Laurel Brisbane Box 1529 2201 2345 ODD MOUNTAIN RIDGE DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1530 2201 2421 ODD MOUNTAIN RIDGE DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1531 2230 2406 EVEN MOUNTAIN RIDGE DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1532 2420 2430 EVEN MOUNTAIN RIDGE DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1533 300 1798 EVEN MOUNTAIN VIEW PL /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1534 301 1799 ODD MOUNTAIN VIEW PL /N NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1535 310 310 EVEN MOUNTAIN VIEW PL /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1536 425 1685 ODD MOUNTAIN VIEW PL /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1537 1600 1600 EVEN MOUNTAIN VIEW PL /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1538 100 210 EVEN MOUNTAIN VIEW PL /S NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1539 101 213 ODD MOUNTAIN VIEW PL /S NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1540 3000 3132 EVEN MULBERRY AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1543 3001 3131 ODD MULBERRY AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1544 200 224 EVEN MUROC PL NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1545 201 223 ODD MUROC PL NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1546 2800 3042 EVEN MYSTIC AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1547 2801 3045 ODD MYSTIC AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1548 1000 1000 EVEN N RICHMAN AV NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 1549 713 735 ODD NANCY LN NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1550 200 224 EVEN NAPA PL NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1551 201 213 ODD NAPA PL NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1552 1400 1418 EVEN NAPLES PL /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1553 1401 1419 ODD NAPLES PL /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1554 500 624 EVEN NEWELL AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1555 32 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 501 621 ODD NEWELL AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1556 300 420 EVEN NEWELL PL NO ARIZONA ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1557 301 425 ODD NEWELL PL NO ARIZONA ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1558 0 0 EVEN NEWKIRK AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1559 500 618 EVEN NEWKIRK AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1560 501 621 ODD NEWKIRK AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1561 1000 1018 EVEN NICKLETT AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1563 1001 1019 ODD NICKLETT AV NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1564 1100 1208 EVEN NICKLETT AV YES CHINESE PISTACHE Western Redbud Ornamental Pear 1565 2300 2434 EVEN NICOLAS DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1566 2301 2425 ODD NICOLAS DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1567 3900 3920 EVEN NIETO PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1568 3901 3925 ODD NIETO PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1569 1102 1154 EVEN NORBY LN NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1573 1107 1155 ODD NORBY LN NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1574 200 228 EVEN NORMAN AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1575 201 225 ODD NORMAN AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1576 1000 1030 EVEN NORMAN PL NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1577 1001 1017 ODD NORMAN PL NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1578 800 1120 EVEN NUTWOOD AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1579 801 1125 ODD NUTWOOD AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1580 1200 2350 EVEN NUTWOOD AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1581 1200 1200 EVEN NUTWOOD AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1582 1201 2345 ODD NUTWOOD AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1583 2500 2750 EVEN NUTWOOD AV NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 1584 2900 2900 EVEN NUTWOOD AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1585 2901 2945 ODD NUTWOOD AV NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1586 2920 2920 EVEN NUTWOOD AV NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1587 2950 2950 EVEN NUTWOOD AV NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1588 706 720 EVEN OAK AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1589 725 725 ODD OAK AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1590 1100 4290 EVEN OAK AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1591 1101 4297 ODD OAK AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1592 1407 1921 ODD OAK AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1593 1808 1808 EVEN OAK AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1594 900 1124 EVEN OAKDALE AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1595 901 1125 ODD OAKDALE AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1596 900 948 EVEN OAKWOOD AV NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1597 901 941 ODD OAKWOOD AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1598 1912 1930 EVEN ODELL PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1599 1913 1931 ODD ODELL PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1600 2206 2224 EVEN OLD CREEK LN NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1601 2209 2221 ODD OLD CREEK LN NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1602 1400 1570 EVEN OLD RIVER RD NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1603 1401 1401 ODD OLD RIVER RD NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1604 33 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 301 301 ODD OLIN ST NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1605 310 310 EVEN OLIN ST NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1606 315 323 ODD OLIN ST NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1607 320 320 EVEN OLIN ST NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1608 1031 4285 ODD OLIVE AV NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 1609 1240 4290 EVEN OLIVE AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1610 2730 2730 EVEN OLIVE AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1611 900 920 EVEN OLIVER DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1613 901 925 ODD OLIVER DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1614 920 920 EVEN OLIVER DR YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1615 925 925 ODD OLIVER DR YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1616 101 417 ODD ORANGE AV /N NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1617 110 150 EVEN ORANGE AV /N YES AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1618 221 329 ODD ORANGE AV /N NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1619 400 400 EVEN ORANGE AV /N NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 1620 101 101 ODD ORANGE AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1621 125 1519 ODD ORANGE AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1622 600 1518 EVEN ORANGE AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1623 100 200 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /E NO SILK-FLOSS TREE Interior Live Oak Red Flowering Gum Water Gum 1624 1232 1232 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /E YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 1625 1430 1430 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /E YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 1626 1501 1501 ODD ORANGETHORPE AV /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1627 1501 2433 ODD ORANGETHORPE AV /E NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1628 2301 2301 ODD ORANGETHORPE AV /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1629 151 2751 ODD ORANGETHORPE AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1630 250 250 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /W NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1631 300 2634 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /W YES CAMPHOR TREE Tecate Cypress Water Gum Peppermint Tree 1632 400 2024 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /W NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1633 700 2040 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /W YES CAMPHOR TREE Tecate Cypress Water Gum Peppermint Tree 1634 701 2219 ODD ORANGETHORPE AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1635 900 2040 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1636 1047 1501 ODD ORANGETHORPE AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1637 1100 1300 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /W YES CAMPHOR TREE Tecate Cypress Water Gum Peppermint Tree 1638 1230 1230 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /W NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1639 1455 1455 ODD ORANGETHORPE AV /W NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1640 1500 1500 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /W YES CAMPHOR TREE Tecate Cypress Water Gum Peppermint Tree 1641 1501 1501 ODD ORANGETHORPE AV /W YES CAMPHOR TREE Tecate Cypress Water Gum Peppermint Tree 1642 1510 1510 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /W NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1643 1900 1900 EVEN ORANGETHORPE AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1644 100 100 EVEN ORCHARD AV /N NO SAMUEL SOMMER MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 1646 101 101 ODD ORCHARD AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1647 120 216 EVEN ORCHARD AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1648 125 217 ODD ORCHARD AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1649 220 420 EVEN ORCHARD AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1650 221 425 ODD ORCHARD AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1651 34 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 100 140 EVEN ORCHARD AV /S NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1652 101 133 ODD ORCHARD AV /S NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1653 116 116 EVEN ORCHARD AV /S NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1654 700 1538 EVEN ORCHARD AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1655 701 1535 ODD ORCHARD AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1656 1113 1113 ODD ORCHARD AV /S NO CORK OAK Interior Live Oak New Zealand Christmas Tree 1657 601 625 ODD ORCHARD PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1658 612 624 EVEN ORCHARD PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1659 1911 2001 ODD OVERLOOK RD NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1660 1940 2000 EVEN OVERLOOK RD NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1661 2000 2030 EVEN OXFORD AV NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 1662 215 1607 ODD PACIFIC DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1663 400 1620 EVEN PACIFIC DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1664 635 635 ODD PACIFIC DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1665 1301 1301 ODD PACIFIC DR NO GOLDEN TRUMPET TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Chinese Flame Tree Peppermint Tree 1666 1310 1310 EVEN PACIFIC DR NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 1667 1424 1424 EVEN PACIFIC DR YES BRAZILIAN PEPPER Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree Catalina Cherry 1668 2015 2027 ODD PALISADES DR NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 1670 3000 3300 EVEN PALM DR YES GUADALUPE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 1671 3900 3900 EVEN PALM ST NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1672 3901 3901 ODD PALM ST NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1673 900 936 EVEN PALOMA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1674 901 953 ODD PALOMA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1675 500 630 EVEN PANORAMA RD NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1676 501 625 ODD PANORAMA RD NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1677 635 635 ODD PANORAMA RD NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1678 700 848 EVEN PANORAMA RD NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1679 701 835 ODD PANORAMA RD NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1680 2 2 EVEN PARKING LOT #2 NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 1684 2 2 EVEN PARKING LOT #2 NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 1687 2 2 EVEN PARKING LOT #5 NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 1704 1400 1400 EVEN PARKS RD NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 1721 1600 1600 EVEN PARKS RD NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1722 1600 2200 EVEN PARKS RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1723 1601 2301 ODD PARKS RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1724 1635 1645 ODD PARKS RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1725 1635 2701 ODD PARKS RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1726 2701 2701 ODD PARKS RD NO LONDON PLANE Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree 1727 2701 2701 ODD PARKS RD NO LEMON-SCENTED GUM Coast Live Oak Willow-Leafed Peppermint Red Ironbark 1728 901 901 ODD PASEO DORADO NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 1729 1100 1200 EVEN PASEO DORADO YES LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH Hollyleaf Cherry Australian Willow Magnolia 1730 1101 1201 ODD PASEO DORADO NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1731 1200 1200 EVEN PASEO DORADO NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1732 1300 1430 EVEN PASEO DORADO NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 1733 1301 1425 ODD PASEO DORADO NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 1734 35 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 1317 1325 ODD PASEO GRANDE NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1735 1320 1320 EVEN PASEO GRANDE NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1736 1400 1480 EVEN PASEO GRANDE NO HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER Tecate Cypress Chitalpa Hollyleaf Cherry 1737 1401 1483 ODD PASEO GRANDE NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 1738 700 724 EVEN PASEO PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1739 701 731 ODD PASEO PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1740 401 617 ODD PAULA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1741 404 616 EVEN PAULA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1742 800 1030 EVEN PAULA DR NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1743 801 1111 ODD PAULA DR NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1744 3005 3175 ODD PEARL DR NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1745 3100 3174 EVEN PEARL DR NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1746 2516 2624 EVEN PEARSON AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1747 2517 2625 ODD PEARSON AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1748 1700 1700 EVEN PEPPERTREE LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1749 1701 1709 ODD PEPPERTREE LN NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1750 1708 1720 EVEN PEPPERTREE LN NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1751 1725 1725 ODD PEPPERTREE LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1752 400 410 EVEN PINATA PL NO TOMLINSON ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Tulip Tree 1753 200 1518 EVEN PINE DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1754 215 235 ODD PINE DR YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1755 300 332 EVEN PINE DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1756 301 325 ODD PINE DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1757 513 1531 ODD PINE DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1758 800 800 EVEN PINE RIDGE KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1759 800 828 EVEN PINE RIDGE KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1760 803 815 ODD PINE RIDGE KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1761 2010 2136 EVEN PIONEER AV /E NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 1762 2141 2161 ODD PIONEER AV /E NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 1763 1400 1400 EVEN PIONEER AV /W NO COAST LIVE OAK Interior Live Oak New Zealand Christmas Tree 1764 1800 2200 EVEN PIONEER AV /W NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 1765 1801 2101 ODD PIONEER AV /W NO CHINESE TALLOW TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree Desert Willow 1766 1801 2101 ODD PIONEER AV /W NO CALABRIAN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 1767 2101 2101 ODD PIONEER AV /W YES CHINESE TALLOW TREE Western Redbud Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud Desert Willow 1768 2301 2401 ODD PIONEER AV /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1769 2501 2501 ODD PIONEER AV /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1770 0 0 EVEN PLACENTIA AV /N NO SOUTHERN LIVE OAK Coast Live Oak Willow-leafed Peppermint 1773 451 791 ODD PLACENTIA AV /N NO SOUTHERN LIVE OAK Coast Live Oak Willow-leafed Peppermint 1774 525 1945 ODD PLACENTIA AV /N NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 1775 949 2601 ODD PLACENTIA AV /N YES SOUTHERN LIVE OAK Catalina Cherry Flame Tree 1776 1100 1974 EVEN PLACENTIA AV /N NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 1777 1201 1501 ODD PLACENTIA AV /N NO AUTUMN GOLD GINKGO California Sycamore London Plane 1778 1260 1930 EVEN PLACENTIA AV /N YES MAIDENHAIR TREE Western Redbud Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1779 2900 3000 EVEN PLACENTIA AV /N NO DESERT GUM Catalina Ironwood Willow-Leafed Peppermint Water Gum 1780 201 801 ODD PLACENTIA AV /S YES FERN PINE Tecate Cypress Ornamental Pear Desert Wilow 1781 36 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2 2 EVEN PLAZA PARK NO GOLD MEDALLION TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Chinese Flame Tree Peppermint Tree 1784 100 320 EVEN POMONA AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1794 101 101 ODD POMONA AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1795 117 645 ODD POMONA AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1796 201 201 ODD POMONA AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1797 211 401 ODD POMONA AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1798 400 400 EVEN POMONA AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1799 603 645 ODD POMONA AV /N YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 1800 100 800 EVEN POMONA AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1801 101 615 ODD POMONA AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1802 401 515 ODD POMONA AV /S YES PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree Australian Willow 1803 408 420 EVEN POMONA AV /S NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1804 701 801 ODD POMONA AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1805 800 800 EVEN POMONA AV /S YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1806 801 801 ODD POMONA AV /S YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1807 1500 1530 EVEN POMONA AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1808 1501 1601 ODD POMONA AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1809 1300 1536 EVEN PONDEROSA AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1810 1301 1543 ODD PONDEROSA AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 1811 300 4290 EVEN PORTER AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1812 301 4285 ODD PORTER AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1813 2600 2624 EVEN PORTER AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1814 2607 2645 ODD PORTER AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1815 2636 2642 EVEN PORTER AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1816 2715 2715 ODD PORTER AV YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 1817 1100 1448 EVEN POST RD NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 1818 1101 1447 ODD POST RD NO AUTUMN GOLD GINKGO California Sycamore London Plane 1819 100 650 EVEN PRINCETON AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1820 101 655 ODD PRINCETON AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1821 1005 1025 ODD PRINCETON AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1822 1006 1024 EVEN PRINCETON AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1823 133 145 ODD PRINCETON AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1824 138 146 EVEN PRINCETON AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1825 500 644 EVEN PRINCETON CIR /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1826 503 639 ODD PRINCETON CIR /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1827 501 645 ODD PRINCETON CIR /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1828 508 638 EVEN PRINCETON CIR /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1829 113 113 ODD PRITCHARD AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1830 115 147 ODD PRITCHARD AV /N NO ARIZONA ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1831 116 148 EVEN PRITCHARD AV /N YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 1832 132 132 EVEN PRITCHARD AV /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1833 100 100 EVEN PRITCHARD AV /S YES NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Water Gum 1834 101 515 ODD PRITCHARD AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1835 116 116 EVEN PRITCHARD AV /S YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Water Gum 1836 130 130 EVEN PRITCHARD AV /S YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Water Gum 1837 37 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 135 135 ODD PRITCHARD AV /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1838 230 230 EVEN PRITCHARD AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1839 300 520 EVEN PRITCHARD AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1840 0 724 EVEN PUEBLO PL NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Flame Tree Golden Trumpet Tree 1841 701 731 ODD PUEBLO PL NO LONDON PLANE Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree 1842 0 0 EVEN PUENTE ST NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1843 2700 3142 EVEN PUENTE ST NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1844 2709 3637 ODD PUENTE ST NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1845 3701 3901 ODD PUENTE ST NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1846 3000 3180 EVEN QUARTZ LN NO CAJEPUT TREE California Laurel Brisbane Box 1847 3001 3381 ODD QUARTZ LN NO CAJEPUT TREE California Laurel Brisbane Box 1848 3139 3139 ODD QUARTZ LN NO CAJEPUT TREE California Laurel Brisbane Box 1849 3320 3320 EVEN QUARTZ LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1850 3361 3361 ODD QUARTZ LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1851 2300 2300 EVEN RANCH RD NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1852 2301 2301 ODD RANCH RD NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1853 709 965 ODD RANCHO CIR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1854 716 972 EVEN RANCHO CIR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 1855 3600 3656 EVEN RANDEE WY NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1856 3609 3633 ODD RANDEE WY NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1857 1200 1200 EVEN RAY AV NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1858 1201 1215 ODD RAY AV NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1859 1215 1215 ODD RAY AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1860 400 500 EVEN RAYMOND AV NO CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM California Fan Palm Date Palm Queen Palm 1861 401 401 ODD RAYMOND AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1862 411 501 ODD RAYMOND AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1863 500 500 EVEN RAYMOND AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1864 510 926 EVEN RAYMOND AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1865 801 917 ODD RAYMOND AV /N YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1866 925 1237 ODD RAYMOND AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1867 930 1190 EVEN RAYMOND AV /N YES FOREST PANSY REDBUD Western Redbud Peppermint Tree 1868 931 1125 ODD RAYMOND AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1869 1200 1200 EVEN RAYMOND AV /N YES FOREST PANSY REDBUD Western Redbud Peppermint Tree 1870 1238 1244 EVEN RAYMOND AV /N YES FOREST PANSY REDBUD Western Redbud Peppermint Tree 1871 100 120 EVEN RAYMOND AV /S YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 1872 115 301 ODD RAYMOND AV /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1873 200 350 EVEN RAYMOND AV /S YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1874 201 525 ODD RAYMOND AV /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1875 528 1140 EVEN RAYMOND AV /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Sawleaf Zelkova 1876 551 715 ODD RAYMOND AV /S YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1877 1706 1760 EVEN RED WILLOW RD NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1879 1709 1765 ODD RED WILLOW RD NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 1880 2040 2040 EVEN REDONDO PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1881 2919 2919 ODD REDWOOD CIR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1882 2510 2518 EVEN REGENCY CIR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1883 38 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 1400 2342 EVEN REVERE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1884 1401 2347 ODD REVERE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1885 1410 1422 EVEN REVERE AV YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 1886 1520 2218 EVEN REVERE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1887 1525 2213 ODD REVERE AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1888 117 915 ODD RICHMAN AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1889 120 900 EVEN RICHMAN AV /N YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 1890 201 1211 ODD RICHMAN AV /N NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1891 510 510 EVEN RICHMAN AV /N NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1892 510 530 EVEN RICHMAN AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1893 515 717 ODD RICHMAN AV /N YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 1894 600 1320 EVEN RICHMAN AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1895 827 1315 ODD RICHMAN AV /N NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1896 900 900 EVEN RICHMAN AV /N YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 1897 1010 1210 EVEN RICHMAN AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1898 1019 1019 ODD RICHMAN AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1899 1019 1205 ODD RICHMAN AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1900 1044 1136 EVEN RICHMAN AV /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1901 1225 1225 ODD RICHMAN AV /N NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 1902 1300 1300 EVEN RICHMAN AV /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1903 100 100 EVEN RICHMAN AV /S YES INDIAN LAUREL FIG Catalina Cherry Hollyleaf Cherry Desert Willow 1904 101 109 ODD RICHMAN AV /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1905 125 1455 ODD RICHMAN AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1906 201 201 ODD RICHMAN AV /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1907 500 810 EVEN RICHMAN AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1908 500 510 EVEN RICHMAN AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1909 501 1215 ODD RICHMAN AV /S YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1910 530 1430 EVEN RICHMAN AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1911 1440 1450 EVEN RICHMAN AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1912 1000 1016 EVEN RICHMAN KNOLL YES CARROTWOOD Island Oak Sweet Bay Hollyleaf Cherry 1913 1011 1451 ODD RICHMAN KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1914 1301 1339 ODD RICHMAN KNOLL YES CALIFORNIA PEPPER Catalina Cherry Hollyleaf Cherry 1915 1326 1326 EVEN RICHMAN KNOLL YES CALIFORNIA PEPPER Catalina Cherry Hollyleaf Cherry 1916 1400 1448 EVEN RICHMAN KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1917 1320 1330 EVEN RIDGE VIEW TER NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1920 1325 1335 ODD RIDGE VIEW TER NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1921 711 1337 ODD RIEDEL AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1922 800 1330 EVEN RIEDEL AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1923 1200 1524 EVEN RIVERSIDE DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1925 1201 1537 ODD RIVERSIDE DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1926 1530 1660 EVEN RIVERSIDE DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1927 1613 1659 ODD RIVERSIDE DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1928 425 479 ODD ROBERTA AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1929 442 478 EVEN ROBERTA AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1930 500 524 EVEN ROBERTA AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1931 39 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 507 519 ODD ROBERTA AV NO CHINESE FLAME TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 1932 600 2360 EVEN ROBERTA AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1933 601 2359 ODD ROBERTA AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1934 1740 1740 EVEN ROBERTA AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1935 600 630 EVEN RODEO RD NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1936 631 631 ODD RODEO RD NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 1937 788 796 EVEN ROLLING HILLS DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1938 795 795 ODD ROLLING HILLS DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1939 800 2900 EVEN ROLLING HILLS DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1940 801 2851 ODD ROLLING HILLS DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1941 1305 1665 ODD ROLLING HILLS DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1942 1324 2800 EVEN ROLLING HILLS DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1943 1500 2024 EVEN ROLLING HILLS DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1944 1701 2201 ODD ROLLING HILLS DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1945 1950 1950 EVEN ROLLING HILLS DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1946 2900 3000 EVEN ROLLING HILLS DR YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1947 0 0 EVEN ROOSEVELT AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1951 100 100 EVEN ROOSEVELT AV /N YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 1952 101 225 ODD ROOSEVELT AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1953 112 204 EVEN ROOSEVELT AV /N YES QUEEN PALM Hollyleaf Cherry Flame Tree 1954 113 215 ODD ROOSEVELT AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1955 208 224 EVEN ROOSEVELT AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 1956 211 211 ODD ROOSEVELT AV /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1957 312 312 EVEN ROOSEVELT AV /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1958 325 325 ODD ROOSEVELT AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1959 328 338 EVEN ROOSEVELT AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1960 400 412 EVEN ROOSEVELT AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1961 401 417 ODD ROOSEVELT AV /N NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 1962 500 1620 EVEN ROOSEVELT AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1963 501 1613 ODD ROOSEVELT AV /S NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1964 1700 1930 EVEN ROSALIA DR NO ARISTOCRAT PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree 1965 1701 1933 ODD ROSALIA DR NO ARISTOCRAT PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree 1966 2100 2350 EVEN ROSALIA DR NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1967 2107 2339 ODD ROSALIA DR NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 1968 400 774 EVEN ROSARITA DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1969 401 767 ODD ROSARITA DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1970 628 628 EVEN ROSARITA DR YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 1971 740 740 EVEN ROSARITA DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 1972 800 840 EVEN ROSARITA DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 1973 801 847 ODD ROSARITA DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 1974 1001 1915 ODD ROSECRANS AV NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 1975 1030 2450 EVEN ROSECRANS AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 1976 2300 2300 EVEN ROSECRANS AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1977 3101 3201 ODD ROSECRANS AV YES LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH Hollyleaf Cherry Australian Willow Magnolia 1978 3201 3201 ODD ROSECRANS AV YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 1979 40 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 3300 3512 EVEN ROSEHEDGE DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1981 3301 3513 ODD ROSEHEDGE DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1982 605 631 ODD ROSEWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1983 612 630 EVEN ROSEWOOD AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1984 107 467 ODD ROSSLYNN AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1985 112 478 EVEN ROSSLYNN AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1986 101 767 ODD ROSSLYNN AV /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 1987 110 110 EVEN ROSSLYNN AV /W YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 1988 110 780 EVEN ROSSLYNN AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1989 113 113 ODD ROSSLYNN AV /W YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 1990 124 148 EVEN ROSSLYNN AV /W NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1991 125 251 ODD ROSSLYNN AV /W NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 1992 500 766 EVEN ROSSLYNN AV /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1993 501 785 ODD ROSSLYNN AV /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 1994 2500 2540 EVEN ROYALE PL NO CHITALPA Desert Willow Silk Tree 1995 2517 2577 ODD ROYALE PL NO SWEET BAY California Laurel Brisbane Box 1996 2549 2549 ODD ROYALE PL NO CHITALPA Desert Willow Silk Tree 1997 2556 2556 EVEN ROYALE PL NO CHITALPA Desert Willow Silk Tree 1998 1432 1538 EVEN ROYER AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 1999 1433 1539 ODD ROYER AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2000 2920 2980 EVEN RUBY DR NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2001 2951 2981 ODD RUBY DR NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2002 200 212 EVEN RUSSELL AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2003 201 213 ODD RUSSELL AV NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2004 300 328 EVEN RUSSELL AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 2005 301 329 ODD RUSSELL AV NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 2006 900 900 EVEN S MALDEN AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2007 2454 2478 EVEN SALEM PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2008 2455 2479 ODD SALEM PL NO RAYWOOD ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Box Elder 2009 2600 2640 EVEN SALEM PL NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2010 2609 2633 ODD SALEM PL NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2011 1000 1108 EVEN SAN ANTONIO AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2012 1001 1101 ODD SAN ANTONIO AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2013 100 2550 EVEN SAN CARLOS DR NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2014 110 2516 EVEN SAN CARLOS DR NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2015 115 301 ODD SAN CARLOS DR NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2016 2490 2490 EVEN SAN CARLOS DR NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2017 2495 2495 ODD SAN CARLOS DR NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2018 2518 2540 EVEN SAN CARLOS DR NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2019 2535 2545 ODD SAN CARLOS DR NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2020 2901 3125 ODD SAN JUAN DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2021 2912 3120 EVEN SAN JUAN DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2022 3000 3000 EVEN SAN JUAN DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2023 2900 2900 EVEN SAN JUAN PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2025 2920 2940 EVEN SAN JUAN PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2026 41 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2925 2925 ODD SAN JUAN PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2027 3900 3920 EVEN SAN MARCOS PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2028 3907 3907 ODD SAN MARCOS PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2029 3807 3919 ODD SAN MIGUEL DR NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 2030 3814 3914 EVEN SAN MIGUEL DR NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 2031 3814 3838 EVEN SAN PABLO DR NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 2032 3815 3839 ODD SAN PABLO DR NO CALIFORNIA PEPPER Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree 2033 707 749 ODD SAN RAMON DR NO WEEPING BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Brisbane Box Hollyleaf Cherry 2034 708 742 EVEN SAN RAMON DR NO WEEPING BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Brisbane Box Hollyleaf Cherry 2035 800 1820 EVEN SANDALWOOD AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2036 801 1815 ODD SANDALWOOD AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2037 1900 1934 EVEN SANDALWOOD AV NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2038 1901 1929 ODD SANDALWOOD AV NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2039 500 750 EVEN SANTA BARBARA AV NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2040 501 751 ODD SANTA BARBARA AV NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2041 552 552 EVEN SANTA BARBARA AV YES CANARY ISLAND PINE Tecate Cypress Australian Willow 2042 2400 2612 EVEN SANTA CLARA AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2043 2401 2605 ODD SANTA CLARA AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2044 2412 2412 EVEN SANTA CLARA AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2045 201 237 ODD SANTA CLARA PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2046 218 238 EVEN SANTA CLARA PL NO RED CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Japanese Pagoda Tree 2047 218 218 EVEN SANTA CLARA PL NO RED CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Japanese Pagoda Tree 2048 225 343 ODD SANTA FE AV /E NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2049 250 300 EVEN SANTA FE AV /E NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2050 700 720 EVEN SANTA FE AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2051 701 717 ODD SANTA FE AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2052 1100 1100 EVEN SANTA FE AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2053 1101 1105 ODD SANTA FE AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2054 1102 2046 EVEN SANTA FE AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2055 1105 2033 ODD SANTA FE AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2056 1112 1112 EVEN SANTA FE AV /E YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2057 1113 1113 ODD SANTA FE AV /E YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2058 1915 2625 ODD SANTA FE AV /E NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2059 2300 2626 EVEN SANTA FE AV /E NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2060 101 147 ODD SANTA FE AV /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2061 113 113 ODD SANTA FE AV /W NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2062 130 130 EVEN SANTA FE AV /W YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2063 130 130 EVEN SANTA FE AV /W YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2064 130 130 EVEN SANTA FE AV /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2065 201 225 ODD SANTA FE AV /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2066 3220 3220 EVEN SANTA MARIA AV NO PARAGUAY NIGHTSHADE Desert Willow Chitalpa Chinese Pistache 2067 3200 3250 EVEN SANTA MONICA AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2068 3211 3211 ODD SANTA MONICA AV NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2069 3107 3121 ODD SANTA ROSA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2070 2400 2628 EVEN SANTA YSABEL AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2071 42 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2407 2625 ODD SANTA YSABEL AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2072 0 2808 EVEN SANTIAGO RD NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 2073 2717 2821 ODD SANTIAGO RD NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 2074 1401 1401 ODD SAPPHIRE RD NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2075 1555 1745 ODD SAPPHIRE RD NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2076 1600 1706 EVEN SAPPHIRE RD NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2077 1600 1700 EVEN SAPPHIRE RD NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2078 1750 1750 EVEN SAPPHIRE RD NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2079 2700 3030 EVEN SEQUOIA AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2080 2701 3035 ODD SEQUOIA AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2081 2100 2228 EVEN SERRANO PL NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2082 2101 2233 ODD SERRANO PL NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2083 1400 1542 EVEN SHADOW LN NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 2084 1415 1551 ODD SHADOW LN NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 2085 1506 1506 EVEN SHADOW LN NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2086 2600 2620 EVEN SHAWN LN NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2087 2601 2625 ODD SHAWN LN NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2088 2800 2854 EVEN SHEFFIELD PL NO SAWTOOTH ZELKOVA California Sycamore Chinese Pistache 2089 2801 2845 ODD SHEFFIELD PL NO SAWTOOTH ZELKOVA California Sycamore Chinese Pistache 2090 3011 3025 ODD SHEFFIELD PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2091 3012 3030 EVEN SHEFFIELD PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2092 518 1330 EVEN SHEPPARD DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2093 1100 1130 EVEN SHEPPARD DR NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 2094 1101 1125 ODD SHEPPARD DR NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 2095 1201 1337 ODD SHEPPARD DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2096 2600 2872 EVEN SHERWOOD AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2097 2601 2875 ODD SHERWOOD AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2098 101 125 ODD SHORT ST NO FIREWHEEL TREE Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Tecate Cypress 2100 900 930 EVEN SIERRA VISTA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2101 901 921 ODD SIERRA VISTA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2102 1400 1418 EVEN SIMI PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2103 1409 1419 ODD SIMI PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2104 3800 3820 EVEN SKINNER PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2105 3801 3821 ODD SKINNER PL NO LITTLE GEM MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box 2106 0 0 EVEN SKYLINE DR NO CALIFORNIA PEPPER Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree 2107 1400 2240 EVEN SKYLINE DR NO CALIFORNIA PEPPER Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree 2108 1925 2201 ODD SKYLINE DR NO CALIFORNIA PEPPER Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree 2109 2001 2271 ODD SKYLINE DR YES CALIFORNIA PEPPER Catalina Cherry Hollyleaf Cherry 2110 2136 2240 EVEN SKYLINE DR YES CALIFORNIA PEPPER Catalina Cherry Hollyleaf Cherry 2111 1815 1965 ODD SMOKEWOOD AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2112 1816 2092 EVEN SMOKEWOOD AV NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2113 2001 2109 ODD SMOKEWOOD AV NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2114 1300 1320 EVEN SORRENTO PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2118 1311 1311 ODD SORRENTO PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2119 101 945 ODD SOUTHGATE AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2120 43 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 112 132 EVEN SOUTHGATE AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2121 117 133 ODD SOUTHGATE AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2122 139 1915 ODD SOUTHGATE AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2123 150 1920 EVEN SOUTHGATE AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2124 300 636 EVEN SOUTHGATE AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2125 301 901 ODD SOUTHGATE AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2126 734 740 EVEN SOUTHGATE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2127 735 747 ODD SOUTHGATE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2128 1448 1860 EVEN SOUTHGATE AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2129 2920 2996 EVEN SPARROW DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2130 2921 2995 ODD SPARROW DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2131 2801 2839 ODD SPRUCE PL NO MAJESTIC BEAUTY MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box 2135 2808 2838 EVEN SPRUCE PL NO MAJESTIC BEAUTY MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box 2136 2900 2910 EVEN SPRUCE PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2137 2911 2931 ODD SPRUCE PL NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 2138 3000 3042 EVEN SPRUCE PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2139 3001 3031 ODD SPRUCE PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2140 101 321 ODD ST COLLEGE BL /N YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2141 120 3100 EVEN ST COLLEGE BL /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2142 125 125 ODD ST COLLEGE BL /N YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 2143 200 200 EVEN ST COLLEGE BL /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2144 501 3001 ODD ST COLLEGE BL /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2145 501 501 ODD ST COLLEGE BL /N NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2146 600 2700 EVEN ST COLLEGE BL /N NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 2147 1900 2280 EVEN ST COLLEGE BL /N YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2148 2100 2100 EVEN ST COLLEGE BL /N NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 2149 2500 2700 EVEN ST COLLEGE BL /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2150 2800 2800 EVEN ST COLLEGE BL /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2151 2800 2800 EVEN ST COLLEGE BL /N NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2152 300 300 EVEN ST COLLEGE BL /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2153 301 347 ODD ST COLLEGE BL /S YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 2154 1265 1265 ODD ST COLLEGE BL /S YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2155 100 100 EVEN STANFORD AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2156 101 101 ODD STANFORD AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2157 200 200 EVEN STANFORD AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2158 201 245 ODD STANFORD AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2159 220 220 EVEN STANFORD AV YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2160 230 230 EVEN STANFORD AV YES JACARANDA Chinese Fringe Tree Silk Tree 2161 240 240 EVEN STANFORD AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2162 506 548 EVEN STANFORD AV NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 2163 513 543 ODD STANFORD AV NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 2164 1000 1248 EVEN STANFORD AV NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 2165 1001 1241 ODD STANFORD AV NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 2166 1245 1245 ODD STANFORD AV YES EVERGREEN PEAR Western Redbud Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 2167 300 500 EVEN STATE COLLEGE BL /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2168 44 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 301 501 ODD STATE COLLEGE BL /S NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2169 325 325 ODD STATE COLLEGE BL /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2170 400 400 EVEN STATE COLLEGE BL /S NO MARINA ARBUTUS California Laurel Sweetshade Brisbane Box 2171 800 810 EVEN STEPHENS AV YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2175 1100 1102 EVEN SUDENE AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2176 1101 1103 ODD SUDENE AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2177 1106 2046 EVEN SUDENE AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2178 1107 2041 ODD SUDENE AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2179 1200 1550 EVEN SUDENE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2180 1205 1549 ODD SUDENE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2181 1210 1210 EVEN SUDENE AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2182 1500 1516 EVEN SUMMIT CIR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2183 1501 1517 ODD SUMMIT CIR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2184 1407 1537 ODD SUNNY CREST DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 2185 1410 1618 EVEN SUNNY CREST DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 2186 1528 1706 EVEN SUNNY CREST DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2187 1613 1619 ODD SUNNY CREST DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 2188 1700 1718 EVEN SUNNY CREST DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2189 1709 1717 ODD SUNNY CREST DR NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 2190 0 0 EVEN SUNNY HILLS RD /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2191 624 624 EVEN SUNNY HILLS RD /E NO CHINESE FLAME TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2192 724 750 EVEN SUNNY HILLS RD /E NO CHINESE FLAME TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2193 725 749 ODD SUNNY HILLS RD /E NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 2194 401 441 ODD SUNNY HILLS RD /W NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2195 416 430 EVEN SUNNY HILLS RD /W NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2196 1700 1736 EVEN SUNNY KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2197 1701 1737 ODD SUNNY KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2198 0 0 EVEN SUNNY RIDGE DR NO SILVER DOLLAR GUM Catalina Ironwood Willow-Leafed Peppermint Interior Live Oak 2199 1090 1950 EVEN SUNNY RIDGE DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2200 1101 1701 ODD SUNNY RIDGE DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2201 1301 1301 ODD SUNNY RIDGE DR NO CALIFORNIA SYCAMORE Bigleaf Maple True Green Chinese Elm 2202 2800 3212 EVEN SUNNYWOOD DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2203 2813 3213 ODD SUNNYWOOD DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2204 2819 2819 ODD SUNNYWOOD DR NO STUMP California Laurel Cajeput Tree Brisbane Box 2205 1508 1700 EVEN SUNRISE LN NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 2206 1509 1815 ODD SUNRISE LN NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 2207 1500 1956 EVEN SUNSET LN NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 2208 1509 2065 ODD SUNSET LN NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 2209 200 324 EVEN SWEET AV NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2210 201 325 ODD SWEET AV NO PURPLE ORCHID TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2211 212 212 EVEN SWEET AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2212 501 601 ODD SYCAMORE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2213 508 530 EVEN SYCAMORE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2214 542 1600 EVEN SYCAMORE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2215 578 578 EVEN SYCAMORE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2216 45 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 609 1601 ODD SYCAMORE AV NO YEW PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Deodar Cedar 2217 1200 1200 EVEN SYCAMORE AV YES QUEENSLAND PITTOSPORUM Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 2218 1401 1535 ODD SYCAMORE AV NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 2219 1406 1536 EVEN SYCAMORE AV NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 2220 800 816 EVEN TAMARACK DR /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2221 801 809 ODD TAMARACK DR /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2222 506 720 EVEN TAMARACK DR /S NO SAINT MARY MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 2223 507 719 ODD TAMARACK DR /S NO SAINT MARY MAGNOLIA California Laurel Brisbane Box 2224 609 1019 ODD TAMARACK DR /S NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2225 609 609 ODD TAMARACK DR /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2226 924 1018 EVEN TAMARACK DR /S NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2227 2500 2660 EVEN TARRYTOWN DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2228 2511 2655 ODD TARRYTOWN DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2229 3000 3012 EVEN TEAK PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2230 3001 3013 ODD TEAK PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2231 2820 2870 EVEN TEAL DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2232 2831 2865 ODD TEAL DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2233 2100 2160 EVEN TERI PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2234 2101 2161 ODD TERI PL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2235 3906 3918 EVEN TERMINO PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2236 3909 3917 ODD TERMINO PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2237 0 2242 EVEN TERRAZA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2238 2000 3120 EVEN TERRAZA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2239 2001 3119 ODD TERRAZA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2240 2201 2201 ODD TERRAZA PL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2241 3600 3600 EVEN TETON DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2242 3601 3625 ODD TETON DR NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2243 1800 1910 EVEN THOMAS WY NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2244 1821 1917 ODD THOMAS WY NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2245 147 221 ODD THOMPSON AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2246 208 222 EVEN THOMPSON AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2247 2400 2412 EVEN THORN PL NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2248 2401 2413 ODD THORN PL NO SAWTOOTH ZELKOVA California Sycamore Chinese Pistache 2249 2500 2548 EVEN THORN PL NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2250 2501 2549 ODD THORN PL NO CHINESE TALLOW TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree Desert Willow 2251 2501 2501 ODD THORN PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2252 2501 2635 ODD TIFFANY PL NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 2253 2510 2636 EVEN TIFFANY PL NO FERN PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Tecate Cypress 2254 695 695 ODD TITAN DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2255 3001 3371 ODD TOPAZ LN NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 2256 3008 3360 EVEN TOPAZ LN NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2257 3200 3200 EVEN TOPAZ LN NO AFGHAN PINE Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar 2258 3201 3201 ODD TOPAZ LN NO QUEENSLAND PITTOSPORUM Hollyleaf Cherry Sweet Bay Sweetshade 2259 700 754 EVEN TOUSSAU DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2260 701 757 ODD TOUSSAU DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2261 46 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 2800 2896 EVEN TREEVIEW PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2267 2805 2895 ODD TREEVIEW PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2268 2911 2955 ODD TREEVIEW PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2269 2922 2952 EVEN TREEVIEW PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2270 2500 2638 EVEN TRIESTE WY NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2271 2501 2665 ODD TRIESTE WY NO AUTUMN GOLD GINKGO California Sycamore London Plane 2272 400 406 EVEN TRUMAN AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2273 401 415 ODD TRUMAN AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2274 100 100 EVEN TRUSLOW AV /E NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 2275 101 527 ODD TRUSLOW AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2276 118 334 EVEN TRUSLOW AV /E YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2277 204 230 EVEN TRUSLOW AV /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2278 313 313 ODD TRUSLOW AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2279 341 509 ODD TRUSLOW AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2280 400 528 EVEN TRUSLOW AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2281 100 100 EVEN TRUSLOW AV /W NO MEXICAN FAN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Queen Palm 2282 100 100 EVEN TRUSLOW AV /W NO GOLD MEDALLION TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Chinese Flame Tree Peppermint Tree 2283 101 381 ODD TRUSLOW AV /W NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2284 102 102 EVEN TRUSLOW AV /W NO RUSTY LEAF FIG California Laurel Southern Live Oak Sweet Bay 2285 120 382 EVEN TRUSLOW AV /W YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 2286 390 390 EVEN TRUSLOW AV /W YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2288 100 100 EVEN TURNER AV NO QUEENSLAND PITTOSPORUM Hollyleaf Cherry Sweet Bay Sweetshade 2291 105 151 ODD TURNER AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2292 108 208 EVEN TURNER AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2293 109 223 ODD TURNER AV YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 2294 130 130 EVEN TURNER AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2295 130 200 EVEN TURNER AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2296 139 139 ODD TURNER AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2297 214 236 EVEN TURNER AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2298 227 231 ODD TURNER AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2299 3000 3210 EVEN TWILIGHT DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2300 3000 3000 EVEN TWILIGHT DR NO HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER Tecate Cypress Chitalpa Hollyleaf Cherry 2301 3001 3213 ODD TWILIGHT DR NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2302 100 100 EVEN UNION AV /E YES FERN PINE Tecate Cypress Pink Flame Tree Desert Willow 2303 114 114 EVEN UNION AV /E YES YEW PINE Tecate Cypress Pink Flame Tree Desert Willow 2304 115 2019 ODD UNION AV /E NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2305 116 2018 EVEN UNION AV /E NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2306 126 144 EVEN UNION AV /E NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2307 800 1624 EVEN UNION AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2308 801 1623 ODD UNION AV /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2309 101 101 ODD UNION AV /W NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2310 112 230 EVEN UNION AV /W NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2311 113 121 ODD UNION AV /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2312 135 135 ODD UNION AV /W NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2313 135 135 ODD UNION AV /W NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2314 47 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 135 135 ODD UNION AV /W YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2315 2900 2900 EVEN VACANT SITE YES CRAPE MYRTLE Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2319 101 247 ODD VALENCIA DR /E NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2320 112 1500 EVEN VALENCIA DR /E NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2321 300 344 EVEN VALENCIA DR /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2322 309 345 ODD VALENCIA DR /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2323 416 1400 EVEN VALENCIA DR /E NO BRONZE LOQUAT Hollyleaf Cherry Flame Tree Sweetshade 2324 425 529 ODD VALENCIA DR /E NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2325 450 1194 EVEN VALENCIA DR /E NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 2326 1194 1194 EVEN VALENCIA DR /E YES BRISBANE BOX Catalina Cherry Magnolia 2327 100 400 EVEN VALENCIA DR /W NO ROUND-LEAFED SWEETGUM California Sycamore London Plane 2328 101 147 ODD VALENCIA DR /W NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2329 114 1050 EVEN VALENCIA DR /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2330 201 2415 ODD VALENCIA DR /W NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2331 240 240 EVEN VALENCIA DR /W NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2332 303 2353 ODD VALENCIA DR /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2333 1000 1000 EVEN VALENCIA DR /W NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2334 1108 2350 EVEN VALENCIA DR /W YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2335 1834 3950 EVEN VALENCIA DR /W YES YEW PINE Desert Willow Pink Flame Tree Catalina Cherry 2336 1875 3621 ODD VALENCIA DR /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2337 1939 1943 ODD VALENCIA DR /W YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2338 2355 2355 ODD VALENCIA DR /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2339 2400 2524 EVEN VALENCIA DR /W YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2340 4100 4100 EVEN VALENCIA DR /W NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 2341 100 124 EVEN VALENCIA MESA DR /W NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2342 135 235 ODD VALENCIA MESA DR /W NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2343 200 332 EVEN VALENCIA MESA DR /W YES EVERGREEN PEAR Western Redbud Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 2344 301 301 ODD VALENCIA MESA DR /W NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2345 301 301 ODD VALENCIA MESA DR /W NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2346 1334 1344 EVEN VALENCIA MESA DR /W NO CALIFORNIA PEPPER Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree 2347 3000 3000 EVEN VALERA WY NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2349 3001 3009 ODD VALERA WY NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2350 1219 1275 ODD VALLE VISTA DR NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2351 1224 1332 EVEN VALLE VISTA DR NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2352 1600 1650 EVEN VALLEY LN NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2353 1601 1649 ODD VALLEY LN NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2354 100 100 EVEN VALLEY VIEW DR /E YES YEW PINE Tecate Cypress Pink Flame Tree Desert Willow 2355 100 300 EVEN VALLEY VIEW DR /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2356 101 325 ODD VALLEY VIEW DR /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2357 200 300 EVEN VALLEY VIEW DR /W NO SILK-FLOSS TREE Interior Live Oak Red Flowering Gum Water Gum 2358 300 300 EVEN VALLEY VIEW DR /W NO SILK-FLOSS TREE Interior Live Oak Red Flowering Gum Water Gum 2359 325 461 ODD VALLEY VIEW DR /W NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2360 342 460 EVEN VALLEY VIEW DR /W NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2361 500 636 EVEN VALLEY VIEW DR /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2362 501 1345 ODD VALLEY VIEW DR /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2363 48 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 601 639 ODD VALLEY VIEW DR /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2364 700 1168 EVEN VALLEY VIEW DR /W NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2365 1318 1336 EVEN VALLEY VIEW DR /W YES JACARANDA Catalina Cherry Silk Tree 2366 900 940 EVEN VALLEY VIEW PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2367 913 941 ODD VALLEY VIEW PL NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2368 1900 1900 EVEN VALWOOD DR NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 2369 1901 2111 ODD VALWOOD DR NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2370 2800 2800 EVEN VANDERGRIFT DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2371 2801 2801 ODD VANDERGRIFT DR NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2372 200 212 EVEN VENTURA PL NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 2373 201 223 ODD VENTURA PL NO MAIDENHAIR TREE California Sycamore London Plane 2374 2000 2000 EVEN VERDUGO PL NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2375 2001 2025 ODD VERDUGO PL NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2376 115 125 ODD VERMONT AV /N NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2377 100 120 EVEN VERMONT AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2378 101 127 ODD VERMONT AV /S NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2379 900 1088 EVEN VERONA DR NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 2380 901 1097 ODD VERONA DR NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 2381 2100 2224 EVEN VIA CALIENTE NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2382 2101 2229 ODD VIA CALIENTE NO VICTORIAN BOX Hollyleaf Cherry Sweetshade Catalina Cherry 2383 500 560 EVEN VIA CODO NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2384 501 561 ODD VIA CODO NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2385 2225 2275 ODD VIA INGRESO NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2386 2230 2278 EVEN VIA INGRESO NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2387 1600 1748 EVEN VIA MIRADA NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2388 1601 1725 ODD VIA MIRADA NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2389 2000 2030 EVEN VIA MIRADA NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 2390 2001 2033 ODD VIA MIRADA NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2391 0 1450 EVEN VICTORIA DR NO EVERGREEN PEAR Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 2392 1300 2240 EVEN VICTORIA DR NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 2393 1301 2031 ODD VICTORIA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2394 1312 2114 EVEN VICTORIA DR NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2395 1331 1331 ODD VICTORIA DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2396 1457 1457 ODD VICTORIA DR YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2397 2101 2241 ODD VICTORIA DR NO AMERICAN SWEETGUM California Sycamore Rotundiloba Sweetgum White Alder 2398 200 218 EVEN VINE AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2399 213 221 ODD VINE AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2400 600 1106 EVEN VINE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2401 601 1113 ODD VINE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2402 700 700 EVEN VINE AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2403 720 720 EVEN VINE AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2404 1300 1300 EVEN VINE AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2405 1301 1301 ODD VINE AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2406 0 512 EVEN VIRGINIA RD NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 2407 513 757 ODD VIRGINIA RD NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2408 49 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 700 758 EVEN VIRGINIA RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2409 701 701 ODD VIRGINIA RD NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2410 1400 2318 EVEN VIRGINIA RD NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 2411 1401 2325 ODD VIRGINIA RD NO AUSTRALIAN WILLOW Desert Willow Peppermint Tree 2412 1400 1400 EVEN VISTA DEL MAR DR NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 2413 1407 1407 ODD VISTA DEL MAR DR NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 2414 101 101 ODD WALDO AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2418 108 124 EVEN WALDO AV NO CHINESE ELM Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2419 115 201 ODD WALDO AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2420 117 241 ODD WALDO AV YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2421 128 232 EVEN WALDO AV NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2422 200 250 EVEN WALDO AV NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2423 2500 2616 EVEN WALLACE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2424 2501 2621 ODD WALLACE AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2425 101 201 ODD WALNUT AV /E NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2426 150 190 EVEN WALNUT AV /E NO DATE PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm 2427 190 190 EVEN WALNUT AV /E NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 2428 200 200 EVEN WALNUT AV /E NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 2429 200 200 EVEN WALNUT AV /E YES BRISBANE BOX Catalina Cherry Magnolia 2430 201 1131 ODD WALNUT AV /E NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2431 301 1015 ODD WALNUT AV /E NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2432 615 1001 ODD WALNUT AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2433 800 816 EVEN WALNUT AV /E NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2434 1012 1132 EVEN WALNUT AV /E NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2435 1526 2398 EVEN WALNUT AV /E NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree 2436 2001 2385 ODD WALNUT AV /E YES CARROTWOOD Hollyleaf Cherry Island Oak Pink Trumpet Tree 2437 200 300 EVEN WALNUT AV /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2438 201 301 ODD WALNUT AV /W NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2439 1600 2120 EVEN WALNUT AV /W NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2440 1607 2125 ODD WALNUT AV /W NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2441 201 449 ODD WANDA DR /N NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2442 204 450 EVEN WANDA DR /N NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2443 500 500 EVEN WANDA DR /N NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2444 501 501 ODD WANDA DR /N NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2445 200 230 EVEN WANDA DR /S NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 2446 201 235 ODD WANDA DR /S NO LEMON BOTTLEBRUSH California Laurel Cajeput Tree Water Gum 2447 601 1215 ODD WASHINGTON AV NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 2448 608 1218 EVEN WASHINGTON AV NO BOTTLE TREE Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Willow-Leafed Peppermint 2449 625 625 ODD WASHINGTON AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2450 300 328 EVEN WAYNE AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Pink Trumpet Tree 2451 301 301 ODD WAYNE AV NO LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree 2452 305 341 ODD WAYNE AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Pink Trumpet Tree 2453 400 432 EVEN WAYNE AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Pink Trumpet Tree 2454 401 437 ODD WAYNE AV NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Pink Trumpet Tree 2455 601 633 ODD WESLEY DR YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2456 50 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 637 645 ODD WESLEY DR NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2457 400 1818 EVEN WEST AV NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2458 401 467 ODD WEST AV NO CHINESE PISTACHE Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree 2459 500 4248 EVEN WEST AV NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2460 501 4249 ODD WEST AV NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2461 711 729 ODD WEST AV NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2462 716 734 EVEN WEST AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2463 1000 4136 EVEN WEST AV NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2464 1061 4141 ODD WEST AV NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2465 1107 1107 ODD WEST AV NO CHINESE FLAME TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2466 2100 2100 EVEN WEST AV NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2467 2320 2350 EVEN WEST AV YES CHINESE ELM Western Redbud Chinese Fringe Tree 2468 4105 4105 ODD WEST AV NO LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree 2469 4142 4142 EVEN WEST AV NO LAVENDER TRUMPET TREE Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree 2470 1000 1014 EVEN WESTRIDGE KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2471 1001 1001 ODD WESTRIDGE KNOLL NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2472 101 101 ODD WHITING AV /E NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 2475 198 1134 EVEN WHITING AV /E NO BRONZE LOQUAT Hollyleaf Cherry Flame Tree Sweetshade 2476 201 1131 ODD WHITING AV /E NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2477 201 2045 ODD WHITING AV /E NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 2478 1121 1121 ODD WHITING AV /E NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2479 2000 2000 EVEN WHITING AV /E NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 2480 2006 2036 EVEN WHITING AV /E NO BRISBANE BOX California Laurel Cajeput Tree 2481 139 139 ODD WHITING AV /W NO LITTLE GEM MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box 2482 140 246 EVEN WHITING AV /W NO ITALIAN CYPRESS Tecate Cypress Deodar Cedar Hollyleaf Cherry 2483 201 245 ODD WHITING AV /W NO ITALIAN CYPRESS Tecate Cypress Deodar Cedar Hollyleaf Cherry 2484 300 346 EVEN WHITING AV /W NO ITALIAN CYPRESS Tecate Cypress Deodar Cedar Hollyleaf Cherry 2485 303 347 ODD WHITING AV /W NO ITALIAN CYPRESS Tecate Cypress Deodar Cedar Hollyleaf Cherry 2486 500 546 EVEN WHITING AV /W NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2487 501 545 ODD WHITING AV /W NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2488 500 1170 EVEN WILLIAMSON AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2489 505 535 ODD WILLIAMSON AV YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2490 1001 1001 ODD WILLIAMSON AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2491 1030 1030 EVEN WILLIAMSON AV NO CRAPE MYRTLE Box Elder Japanese Pagoda Tree 2492 1101 2353 ODD WILLIAMSON AV NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2493 1141 1175 ODD WILLIAMSON AV NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2494 2312 2356 EVEN WILLIAMSON AV NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2495 2800 2850 EVEN WILLOW AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2496 2801 2857 ODD WILLOW AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2497 0 1620 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /E NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2498 110 2000 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /E NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2499 115 115 ODD WILSHIRE AV /E NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 2500 115 1601 ODD WILSHIRE AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2501 115 255 ODD WILSHIRE AV /E NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2502 325 2315 ODD WILSHIRE AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2503 51 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 400 1620 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /E YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 2504 415 925 ODD WILSHIRE AV /E NO SAWTOOTH ZELKOVA California Sycamore Chinese Pistache 2505 440 1600 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /E NO SAWTOOTH ZELKOVA California Sycamore Chinese Pistache 2506 503 913 ODD WILSHIRE AV /E NO KING PALM California Fan Palm Queen Palm Guadalupe Palm 2507 913 913 ODD WILSHIRE AV /E YES SAWTOOTH ZELKOVA Western Redbud Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud 2508 1200 1700 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /E YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 2509 1330 2216 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /E NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2510 2215 2215 ODD WILSHIRE AV /E YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 2511 2300 2310 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /E YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 2512 100 404 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /W NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 2513 101 245 ODD WILSHIRE AV /W NO INDIAN LAUREL FIG California Laurel Flame Tree Australian Willow 2514 141 141 ODD WILSHIRE AV /W NO LITTLE GEM MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box 2515 200 250 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /W NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2516 300 820 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /W NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2517 303 809 ODD WILSHIRE AV /W NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2518 512 650 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /W YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 2519 524 524 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /W YES NONE Desert Willow Chitalpa Peppermint Tree 2520 820 820 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /W NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2521 1200 1514 EVEN WILSHIRE AV /W NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Pink Trumpet Tree 2522 1201 1511 ODD WILSHIRE AV /W NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Pink Trumpet Tree 2523 522 1224 EVEN WILSON AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2525 523 1225 ODD WILSON AV NO BRAZILIAN PEPPER Island Oak Pink Flame Tree Engelmann Oak 2526 2800 2880 EVEN WINCHESTER ST NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Pink Trumpet Tree 2527 2807 2885 ODD WINCHESTER ST NO CARROTWOOD California Laurel Sweetshade Pink Trumpet Tree 2528 200 220 EVEN WINETTA PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2529 201 225 ODD WINETTA PL NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2530 2750 2856 EVEN WOODBINE AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2531 2755 2857 ODD WOODBINE AV NO CAMPHOR TREE Engelmann Oak Cork Oak Holly Oak 2532 500 530 EVEN WOODCREST AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2533 501 531 ODD WOODCREST AV NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2534 541 2025 ODD WOODCREST AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2535 600 2024 EVEN WOODCREST AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2536 1001 1001 ODD WOODCREST AV NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2537 100 100 EVEN WOODS AV /N NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2540 107 401 ODD WOODS AV /N NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2541 110 340 EVEN WOODS AV /N NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2542 208 220 EVEN WOODS AV /N YES SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Catalina Cherry Water Gum Hollyleaf Cherry 2543 601 667 ODD WOODS AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2544 821 1017 ODD WOODS AV /N NO SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA Coast Live Oak Water Gum Willow-leafed Peppermint 2545 838 1010 EVEN WOODS AV /N NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2546 900 920 EVEN WOODS AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2547 500 1450 EVEN WOODS AV /S NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2548 501 1601 ODD WOODS AV /S NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2549 619 619 ODD WOODS AV /S NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2550 1310 1440 EVEN WOODS AV /S YES HOLLY OAK Catalina Cherry Tecate Cypress 2551 52 City of Fullerton - Master Street Tree Plan
From To Street Side On Street Utility Primary By Common Name SoCal Native Species Option Non-native Option Additional Option Row 1330 1330 EVEN WOODS AV /S NO GOLD MEDALLION TREE Hollyleaf Cherry Chinese Flame Tree Peppermint Tree 2552 407 431 ODD XIMENO DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2553 408 480 EVEN XIMENO DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2554 457 481 ODD XIMENO DR NO ORNAMENTAL PEAR Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree 2555 100 1106 EVEN YALE AV /N NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2556 101 101 ODD YALE AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2557 111 1025 ODD YALE AV /N NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2558 122 122 EVEN YALE AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2559 201 245 ODD YALE AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2560 202 240 EVEN YALE AV /N NO QUEEN PALM California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm 2561 1106 1106 EVEN YALE AV /N NO CHINESE ELM California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree 2562 100 100 EVEN YALE AV /S NO NONE Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Peppermint Tree 2563 101 101 ODD YALE AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2564 101 101 ODD YALE AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2565 110 160 EVEN YALE AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2566 135 145 ODD YALE AV /S NO HOLLY OAK Coast Live Oak Flame Tree 2567 1500 1840 EVEN YERMO PL NO CHINESE TALLOW TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree Desert Willow 2568 1501 1829 ODD YERMO PL NO CHINESE TALLOW TREE California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree Desert Willow 2569 2300 3300 EVEN YORBA LINDA BL NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2570 2575 3301 ODD YORBA LINDA BL NO BRONZE LOQUAT Hollyleaf Cherry Flame Tree Sweetshade 2571 2575 2961 ODD YORBA LINDA BL YES BRONZE LOQUAT Hollyleaf Cherry Water Gum Pink Flame Tree 2572 2600 2600 EVEN YORBA LINDA BL NO BRONZE LOQUAT Hollyleaf Cherry Flame Tree Sweetshade 2573 2900 3370 EVEN YORBA LINDA BL NO BRONZE LOQUAT Hollyleaf Cherry Flame Tree Sweetshade 2574 3200 3200 EVEN YORBA LINDA BL NO JACARANDA Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree 2575 1901 2261 ODD YUCCA AV NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2577 1910 2250 EVEN YUCCA AV NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2578 1920 1920 EVEN YUCCA AV NO CANARY ISLAND PINE Torrey Pine Afghan Pine 2579 2258 2270 EVEN YUMA WY NO TOMLINSON ASH California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Tulip Tree 2580 53 COMMUNITY FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE MASTERSTREET TREE PLAN AND TREE PALETTE If that tree is listed on the palette, it is approved to plant at the requesting address, provided that the City of Fullerton Tree Supervisor or other authorized personnel has inspected the site and confirms the tree is suitable for that location.
If that tree is not listed on the palette it means that it is no longer approved for planting.
In this case, Staff or the resident may choose one of two recommended options from the Master Street Tree Plan, or may choose a different tree from the Tree Palette provided that the City of Fullerton Tree Supervisor or other authorized personnel has inspected the site and confirms the tree is suitable for that location based on available vertical grow space (presence of overhead utilities) or the tree well or parkway size.
After a request has been received for a new tree to be planted:
Step 1: Determine the address of the request and scroll to the correct street name (N/S/E/W) in the “On Street” column, then choose the correct row based on the block range “From,” “To,” and "Street Side” columns.
Step 2: Once you have the correct “On Street,” “From,” “To,” and "Street Side” row, look across on the row to the “Primary Existing by Common Name” and “Primary Existing by Botanical Name” column. This tells you what is the current, prevalent tree species growing on that block. If it says “None,” then vacant sites where trees can be planted make up the majority of tree sites on that block, instead of actual trees.
Step 3: What is listed as the “Primary Existing” tree species on that block may no longer be an approved tree to plant in the City right-of-way. Consult the City of Fullerton Tree Palette in Appendix 5 to check if that species is still approved.
1. 2.
a. If both of the two recommended options from the Master Street Tree Plan are rejected, the Tree Palette itself has two options for any listed tree, and those optional trees are similar in character, environmental requirements, and size to the tree in question. b. If in the unusual and unanticipated event that every tree on the approved tree palette is rejected, a resident may select a different tree with the approval of the Tree Supervisor, Director of Public Works, or other authorized personnel.
Step 4: Solar Lighting: The tree palette has a mix of species suitable for many different parkway sizes as well as presence of overhead utilities. Solar lighting is part of public infrastructure that is to be maintained in such a way as to function correctly. Once a species has been chosen, the Tree Supervisor or other designated City staff member will check for presence of solar lighting to confirm that the tree chosen will not interfere with solar equipment when the tree is mature. The chosen tree should not grow so large as to shade the solar equipment or cause the City to perform service request pruning to keep the solar equipment clear between scheduled tree pruning on the grid cycle. If the chosen tree is too large for this site and is expected to be in conflict with solar lighting, a new tree must be chosen.
APPENDIX 5
COMMUNITY FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN
City of Fullerton Tree Palette
COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME SoCal Native Option Non-Socal Native Option 2 Afghan Pine Pinus eldarica Torrey Pine Deodar Cedar
Australian Willow Geijera parviflora Desert Willow Peppermint Tree Bigleaf Maple Acer macrophyllum California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Black Cottonwood Populus trichocarpa California Sycamore Tulip Tree Blue Oak Quercus douglasii Engelmann Oak Cork Oak
Box Elder Acer negundo California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Brisbane Box Lophostemon confertus California Laurel Cajeput Tree Cajeput Tree Melaleuca quinquenervia California Laurel Brisbane Box California Ash Fraxinus dipetela Box Elder Tulip Tree
California Black Oak Quercus kellogii Valley Oak Cork Oak California Fan Palm Washingtonia filifera None Guadalupe Palm California Laurel Umbellularia californica Catalina Ironwood Sweetshade California Sycamore Platanus racemosa Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree Canary Island Pine Pinus canariensis Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Canyon Live Oak Quercus chrysolepis Interior Live Oak Cork Oak Catalina Cherry Prunus illicifolia subsp. lyonii Hollyleaf Cherry Water Gum Catalina Ironwood Lyonothamnus floribundus subsp. aspleniifolius California Laurel Cork Oak Chinese Elm Ulmus parvifolia Box Elder True Green Chinese Elm Chinese Flame Tree Koelreuteria bipinnata California Sycamore Japanese Pagoda Tree Chinese Fringe Tree Chionanthus retusus Box Elder Pink Trumpet Tree Chinese Pistache Pistacia chinensis Bigleaf Maple Japanese Pagoda Tree Chitalpa Chitalpa tashkentensis Desert Willow Silk Tree Coast Live Oak Quercus agrifolia Interior Live Oak New Zealand Christmas Tree Cork Oak Quercus suber Interior Live Oak New Zealand Christmas Tree Crape Myrtle Lagerstroemia indica California Sycamore Sawleaf Zelkova Date Palm Phoenix dactylifera California Fan Palm Queen Palm Deodar Cedar Cedrus deodora Torrey Pine Afghan Pine
Desert Willow Chilopsis linearis Western Redbud Chitalpa Engelmann Oak Quercus engelmannii Coast Live Oak Cork Oak Flame Tree Brachychiton acerifolius Interior Live Oak Sweetshade Golden Trumpet Tree Handroanthus chrysotrichus Island Oak Pink Trumpet Tree Goldenrain Tree Koelreuteria paniculata Box Elder Maidenhair Tree Guadalupe Palm Brahea edulis California Fan Palm Queen Palm Hollyleaf Cherry Prunus illicifolia Catalina Cherry Peppermint Tree Holly Oak Quercus ilex Coast Live Oak Flame Tree
Interior Live Oak Quercus wislizeni Island Oak Flame Tree Island Oak Quercus tomentella Catalina Ironwood Cork Oak Jacaranda Jacaranda mimosifolia Catalina Ironwood Pink Trumpet Tree Japanese Pagoda Tree Styphnolobium japonicum Western Redbud Silk Tree London Plane Tree Platanus x acerifolia 'Columbia' Bigleaf Maple Tulip Tree Magnolia Magnolia grandiflora 'Majestic Beauty' Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Magnolia Magnolia grandiflora 'Samuel Sommer' Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Magnolia Magnolia grandiflora 'St. Mary' Catalina Cherry Brisbane Box Maidenhair Tree Ginkgo biloba California Sycamore London Plane Mountain Ironwood Cercocarpus betuloides Island Oak Peppermint Tree New Zealand Christmas Tree Metrosideros excelsus Coast Live Oak Holly Oak Ornamental Pear Pyrus calleryana 'Aristocrat' Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree Ornamental Pear Pyrus calleryana 'Chanticleer' Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree Ornamental Pear Pyrus calleryana 'Dancer' Bigleaf Maple Maidenhair Tree Pepper Tree Schinus molle Hollyleaf Cherry Peppermint Tree City of Fullerton Tree Palette
COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME SoCal Native Option Non-Socal Native Option 2 Peppermint Tree Agonis flexuosa Catalina Ironwood Australian Willow Pink Flame Tree Brachychiton discolor Coast Live Oak Water Gum Pink Trumpet Tree Tabebuia avellanedae Box Elder Golden Trumpet Tree Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' Western Redbud Peppermint Tree Queen Palm Syagrus romanzoffianum California Fan Palm Guadalupe Palm Raywood Ash Fraxinus angustifolia 'Raywood' California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Red Flowering Gum Eucalyptus ficifolia Interior Live Oak Red Ironbark Red Ironbark Eucalyptus sideroxylon 'Rosea' Interior Live Oak Red Flowering Gum Rotundiloba Sweetgum Liquidambar styraciflua 'Rotundiloba' California Sycamore London Plane Sawleaf Zelkova Zelkova serrata California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Silk Tree Albizia julibrissin Box Elder Chitalpa
Southern California Black Walnut Juglans californica California Ash Chinese Pistache Southern Live Oak Quercus virginiana Coast Live Oak Cork Oak Sweet Bay Laurus nobilis California Laurel Brisbane Box Sweetshade Hymenosporum flavum California Laurel Brisbane Box Tecate Cypress Hesperocyparis forbesii Torrey Pine Afghan Pine Thornless Honey Mesquite Prosopis glandulosa 'Maverick' Desert Willow Chitalpa Torrey Pine Pinus torreyana Tecate Cypress Deodar Cedar True Green Chinese Elm Ulmus parvifolia 'True Green' Box Elder Chinese Pistache Tulip Tree Liriodendron tulipifera California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Valley Oak Quercus lobata California Black Oak Southern California Black Walnut Water Gum Tristaniopsis laurina Catalina Cherry Red Ironbark Western Redbud Cercis occidentalis Desert Willow Purple Leaf Eastern Redbud White Alder Alnus rhombifolia California Sycamore Chinese Pistache Willow-Leafed Peppermint Eucalyptus nicholii Coast Live Oak Red Ironbark Trees in bold are Southern and Central California native species.
APPENDIX 6
COMMUNITY FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN
Buying
High-Quality Trees
Discover guidelines for determining tree quality at time of purchase and for identifying problems with tree structure, roots, and injuries.
Trees serve many purposes
in your local community and
throughout the entire world.
A high-quality tree, when
planted and cared for, can
become a long-lasting asset to
your property. A low-quality tree
may develop costly problems
over time, increasing the need
for maintenance and reducing
the benefits a tree can provide.
What Determines
Tree Quality?
A high-quality tree has:
• A straight trunk with
well-spaced branches.
• An exposed trunk free
of wounds or damage.
• Roots growing straight
out from the trunk.
A low-quality tree has:
• Weak form in which multiple
stems originate from the same
point and branches grow into
each other.
• A trunk with wounds from
handling or incorrect pruning.
• Limited, crushed, or circling
roots in an undersized ball or
container.
These problems can greatly
reduce the tree’s prospects for
a healthy and productive life.
When buying a tree, inspect it
carefully to identify problems
related to form, injuries, or roots.
Root Problems
Nursery trees are often classified based on how they are produced, harvested, and sold. Each type of tree has a
unique root system:
• Bare root: no soil surrounding roots; usually small trees. • Balled and burlapped: roots of field-grown trees
surrounded by soil and held with burlap and wire or rope. • Container: roots and soil in a container.
Bare Root Stock
Bare roots should not be crushed, torn, desiccated, or
discolored. The ends of the roots should be cleanly cut.
Damaged roots may be cut cleanly prior to planting and
watering. The benefits of bare roots are that they tend to grow straight roots after planting and are easy to transport and plant. They have limitations; however, bare roots need to be planted soon after digging to prevent root drying and may not be suitable for all species.
Balled-and-Burlapped Stock
You should be able to see the trunk flare (the area where the trunk widens and connects with the roots) at the top of the root ball. Avoid buying plants with badly damaged or compressed root balls. The top of the root ball should be flat. Rounding may be an indication of woody root loss.
The diameter of the root ball should be at least 10–12 times the diameter of the trunk as measured 6 inches (15 cm)
above the trunk flare.
Container Stock
• Roots should not twist or circle in the container.
• Remove the root ball from the container for inspection. • Pay special attention to larger, exposed roots.
• Circling roots may girdle (see figure on right) and kill other roots or the entire tree if wrapped around the trunk.
• Fine circling roots may be cut away at planting.
• Larger roots may be straightened if still flexible.
• You should be able to see the basal trunk flare with
container-grown plants. If the trunk flare has been buried, gently expose it before planting the tree, taking care not to damage the bark.
Injuries
Never buy a tree without thoroughly checking the trunk. If the tree is wrapped, remove the wrap and inspect the trunk for wounds, incorrect pruning cuts, and insect injuries. Wrap can be used to protect the trunk during transit, but should be removed after planting.
A correct pruning cut removes the branch just outside of the collar. A ring, or “doughnut, ” of sound tissues then grows around the cut (see figure above). Do not make cuts flush to the trunk. Trunk tissues above and below a flush-cut branch often die, creating dead spots. When high summer or low winter temperatures occur, cracks or long, dead streaks may develop above and below the dead spots.
(Figure below) Girdling root as tree matures.
Form
• When buying a young shade tree it is important to note that the branches you see may not be present at maturity.
Many lower branches will be shaded out as the tree
grows, or pruned away to allow clearance for pedestrians, traffic, mowing, or other activities.
• Many nurseries prune young trees to spur crown growth.
This may lead to issues that must be addressed later with corrective pruning.
• Good strong form—branch architecture—starts with
branches evenly spaced along the trunk. Branches should have firm, sturdy attachments to the trunk.
• Branches with narrow angles of attachment may cause
problems later.
• When several branches are growing at the same position on the trunk, the likelihood of weak attachments,
compression, and cracks increases greatly.
• Branches that press against the trunk or each other
signal problems. These areas of contact may become
compressed, crack, or die back.
• If you desire a tree with multiple trunks, make certain that the trunks are well separated at the ground line.
Remember, trunks expand in diameter as they grow. Two
trunks may be slightly separated when small, but as they grow the trunks will squeeze together.
• When planting remove only broken or torn branches to
allow the tree to recover from the stress of transplanting. • Many architectural issues can be addressed through
corrective pruning or training. Begin corrective pruning one year after planting and space over several years.
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What Is a Certified Arborist?
ISA Certified Arborists® are individuals who have
proven a level of knowledge in the art and science
of tree care through experience and by passing a
comprehensive examination developed by some of
the nation’s leading experts on tree care.
ISA Certified Arborists must also continue their
education to maintain their certification. Therefore,
they are more likely to be up to date on the latest
techniques in arboriculture.
Finding an Arborist
Visit TreesAreGood.org for free tools and to read
and all brochures in this series.
•
•
The “Find an Arborist” tool can help you locate an
arborist in your area.
The “Verify a Credential” tool enables you to
confirm whether an arborist has an ISA credential.
Good structure Poor structure
Mature Tree Care
Learn procedures specific to a routine maintenance program for mature tree care, including tree inspection, mulching, fertilization, pruning, and tree removal.
Trees serve many purposes in your local community;
therefore, homeowners should think of tree care as an
investment. A healthy tree increases in value with age
and pays big dividends by increasing property values,
beautifying surroundings, purifying air, and saving energy by providing cooling shade from summer’s heat and protection from winter’s wind.
Trees in the city or near houses need regular maintenance to promote health and structural integrity. An effective maintenance program, including regular inspections
and necessary follow-up care—mulching, fertilizing, and additional soil management—can identify problems and
correct them before they become damaging or fatal.
Tree Inspection
Regular tree inspections can detect changes in a tree’s health before a disease, insect, or environmental problem becomes too serious. Mature trees should be inspected
at least once a year to assess four characteristics of tree vitality: new leaf or bud formation, leaf size, twig growth, and absence of crown dieback (gradual death of the upper part of the tree).
Growth reduction is a fairly reliable cue that the tree’s health has recently changed. An experienced arborist can look at twig growth from past years to determine whether there is a reduction in the tree’s typical growth pattern.
In addition to tree health, tree stability is a major concern.
There are some tree characteristics you can look for that can indicate structural weakness. These include cavity
opening, extensive twig dieback, and the presence of fungal conks (mushrooms or brackets on the trunk).
Any abnormalities found during these inspections should be noted and monitored closely. Report your findings to your local tree care professional for advice on treatment options.
Pruning
• Pruning is often desirable or necessary to remove dead, diseased, or insect-infested branches and to improve tree structure, enhance vitality, or reduce risk.
• The removal of live branches creates a lasting wound; therefore, no branch should be removed without a reason. • Pruning large trees requires special equipment, training, and experience.
• If pruning requires climbing, the use of a chain or hand saw, or the removal of large limbs, personal safety
equipment is a must.
ISA Certified Arborists® can assist in performing the job safely and reducing the risk of personal injury and damage to your property. They can also determine which type of pruning is necessary to maintain or improve the health, appearance, and safety of your trees.
Soil Management
• Soil tests are generally required before fertilizing or adjusting pH.
• Urban landscape trees often exist in soils that lack the nutrients, pH (acidity or alkalinity), drainage, or pore space (air and water space) needed for growth and
development.
• Fertilization based on plant needs can correct many
deficiencies that limit growth. Sometimes soil nutrients may be sufficient, but soil pH levels may prevent plant uptake. In this case, soil amendments, such as sulfur, lime, and even some mulches, can alter soil chemistry and help alleviate plant stress.
• Drainage systems or grading can help correct saturated soil conditions.
• Trenching or earthmoving within the tree’s root zone may cause more harm than good.
• Compacted soils can be tilled mechanically or with
compressed air to increase porosity and encourage root
growth.
• When dealing with a mature tree, have the soil tested for nutrient content and texture. An arborist can arrange
to have your soil tested at a soil testing laboratory and recommend treatments based on the results.
Mulching
• Mulching can reduce environmental stress by providing trees with a root environment that has fewer temperature and moisture extremes than the surrounding soil.
• Mulch reduces competition from weeds and grass and
prevents mechanical damage by keeping lawn care
equipment away from the tree’s base.
• Mulches made from plant matter will add nutrients to the soil as they decompose and help improve soil biology.
• Mulch should be placed 2-4 inches (5-10 cm) deep. It
should be placed near, but not touching, the trunk and
extend to the dripline (furthest extent of the branches).
If you can’t mulch
the full distance, go
as far from the trunk
as possible while
maintaining the
landscape character.
Removal
Although tree removal is a last resort, there are
circumstances when it is necessary. An ISA Certified
Arborist can help decide whether or not a tree should be removed and they possess the skills and equipment to
safely and efficiently remove trees. Removal is
recommended when a tree:
• Is dead, dying, or considered irreparably hazardous.
• Is causing an obstruction or is crowding and causing harm to other trees and the situation is impossible to correct through pruning.
With maintenance, trees can add aesthetic and economic
value to y
our property. Poorly maintained trees can be a
significant liability.
What Is a Certified Arborist?
ISA Certified Arborists are individuals who have
proven a level of knowledge in the art and science
of tree care through experience and by passing a
comprehensive examination developed by some of
the nation’s leading experts on tree care.
ISA Certifi
ed Arborists must also continue their
education to maintain their certification. Therefore,
they are more likely to be up to date on the latest
techniques in arboriculture.
Finding an Arborist
Visit
TreesAreGood.org for free tools:
• The “Find an Arborist” tool can help y
ou locate an
arborist in your area.
• The “Verify a Credential” tool enables you to
confirm whether an arborist has an ISA credential.
Be an Informed Consumer
One of the best methods to use in choosing an
arborist is to educate yourself about some of the
basic principles of tree care. Visit TreesAreGood.org
to read and download all brochures in this series.
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Tree Selection
and Placement
Understand the various factors to consider when selecting trees.
Tree selection and placement are important decisions a
homeowner makes when landscaping or replacing a tree.
Matching the tree to the site benefits both the tree and the homeowner.
Before asking, “What kind of tree should I plant?” consider the following:
• Why is it being planted and what function will it serve? • What are the soil conditions?
• How will necessary maintenance be provided?
• What size tree is best suited for the location? How large will the tree be when full grown? Do overhead or below
ground utilities prevent planting a tree? What clearance is needed for sidewalks, patios, or driveways?
Form and Size
Selecting the right form (shape) to complement the desired function can reduce maintenance costs and increase the
tree’s value.
• Mature tree size determines the level of benefits received. • Larger trees typically provide the greatest economic and environmental returns.
• Depending on the site restrictions, you can choose from hundreds of form and size combinations.
• Low spreading trees may be planted under overhead
utility lines, while a tall evergreen may provide a screen.
Tree Functions
• Healthy trees increase property values.
• Deciduous shade trees cool homes in the summer and allow the winter sun to heat homes when they lose their leaves. • Evergreens can provide a windbreak or a screen for privacy. • Fruit trees or shrubs can provide food for owners or wildlife. • Street trees reduce the glare from pavement, reduce
runoff, filter pollutants, add oxygen, and improve overall appearance and quality of life.
• Trees also provide environmental benefits such reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Site Conditions
Choosing a tree for the right
site conditions is the key to
tree survival and reduced
maintenance. Consider the
following:
Soil conditions
• The soil in dense urban
areas and new subdivisions
is often disturbed, shallow,
compacted, and subject
to drought. An arborist
can take soil samples
from your yard for testing
to determine which
trees are suited for your
property and may provide
recommendations to
improve the soil condition.
Exposure (sun and wind)
• The amount of available
sunlight will affect tree
and shrub selection. Wind
exposure is also a consideration.
Space constraints
• Available planting space can be limited by many factors, such as overhead or underground utilities, pavement,
buildings, visibility, or other trees. Ensure there’s
adequate room to let trees grow above and below ground.
Hardiness zone
• Hardiness is the tree’s ability to survive extreme
temperatures of a specific region. Research plants for
their hardiness information in your region.
Human activity
• The top five causes of tree death result from things people do. Soil compaction, under-watering, overwatering,
vandalism, and the number-one cause — planting the
wrong tree — account for more tree deaths than all insect- and disease-related tree deaths combined.
Drainage
• Roots require oxygen to develop; poor drainage limits oxygen availability and may kill the tree.
Insect and disease susceptibility
• Every plant has its particular pest and disease
problems and the severity varies geographically.
Personal preferences and site constr
aints also play major
roles in the selection process.
What Is a Certified Arborist?
ISA Certified Arborists® are individuals who have
proven a level of knowledge in the art and science
of tree care through experience and by passing a
comprehensive examination developed by some of
the nation’s leading experts on tree care.
ISA Certified Arborists must also continue their
education to maintain their certification. Therefore,
they are more likely to be up to date on the latest
techniques in arboriculture.
Finding an Arborist
Visit TreesAreGood.org for free tools and to read
and download all brochures in this series.
• The “Find an Arborist” tool can help you locate an
arborist in your area.
• The “Verify a Credential” tool enables you to
confirm whether an arborist has an ISA credential.
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Why Hire an Arborist?
Learn about services that arborists provide, criteria for selecting an arborist, and the benefits of hiring an ISA Certified Arborist®.
Healthy trees serve many purposes in your local community.
A way to ensure your trees stay healthy is by hiring an arborist. Professional, trained arborists know how to
properly maintain trees for the safety of the public and the health of the tree.
What Is an ISA Certified Arborist?
An ISA arborist certification is a nongovernmental, voluntary process by which individuals can document their base of knowledge. Certification provides a measurable assessment of an individual’s knowledge in the competencies needed for proper tree care.
When a professional becomes an ISA Certified Arborist,
they should be recognized by their peers and the public as a tree care professional who has attained a generally- accepted level of knowledge in areas such as tree biology, diagnosis, maintenance practices, safety, and other subject and practice areas within the tree care profession as
identified through periodic job task analyses.
They must also continue their education to maintain their certification. Therefore, they are more likely to be up to date on the latest techniques in arboriculture.
Selecting the Right Arborist for the Job
• Check for an ISA arborist credential. ISA Certified
Arborists and ISA Board Certified Master Arborists®
are experienced professionals who have passed
comprehensive exams covering all aspects of tree care.
• Check for membership in professional organizations such as the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA), or the American
Society of Consulting Arborists (ASCA).
• Ask for proof of insurance and call the insurance company. • Check for local permits and licenses.
• Get more than one estimate and ask for references.
• Don’t always accept the lowest bid. Examine the
credentials and the written specifications of the firms that submitted the bids and determine the best combination of price, work to be done, skills and professionalism.
• Be wary of people who go door to door and offer bargains. • ISA certification holders must follow a Code of Ethics and use industry-accepted practices and standards.
• Get it in writing. Most reputable arborists have their clients sign a contract. Read it carefully and ask questions.
Finding an Arborist
Visit TreesAreGood.org for free tools:
• The “Find an Arborist” tool can help you locate an
arborist in your area.
• The “Verify a Credential” tool enables you to
confirm whether an arborist has an ISA credential.
• ISA credential holders have access to a digital
certificate of their credentials to shared online.
Be an Informed Consumer
One of the best methods to use in choosing an
arborist is to learn some of the basic principles
of tree care. Visit TreesAreGood.org to read and
download all brochures in this series.
Your local garden center, extension agent, or city
arborists are also excellent sources of information if
you should have further questions. They may also be
able to refer you to an ISA Certified Arborist or
ISA Board Certified Master Arborist in your area.
Services That Arborists Provide:
Pruning
Arborists can determine the type of pruning necessary to improve the health, appearance, and safety of trees. Pruning may include removing limbs that:
• Interfere with utilities or structures.
• Obstruct streets or sidewalks.
• Are dead, damaged by storms, weak, or decayed,
and pose unacceptable risk.
• Are diseased or insect-infested.
Other pruning str
ategies improve tree structure, and reduce
the likelihood of future damage during storm events.
Planting
Some arborists plant trees, and most recommend species
that are appropriate for certain locations. Selecting the wrong tree can lead to future problems with growing space, insects, diseases, or poor growth.
Emergency Tree Care
Removing or pruning storm-damaged trees can be
dangerous, but an arborist can perform the job safely while reducing further risk of damage to people and property.
Tree Removal
Arborists can help decide if a tree should be removed.
Hiring an arborist is recommended when the tree is:
• Dead, dying, or considered an unacceptable risk.
• Causing an obstruction that is impossible to correct
through pruning.
• Crowding and causing harm to other more desirable trees. • Located in where new construction requires removal.
Other Services
Arborists may also provide other services, including:
• Plant health care or preventive maintenance.
• Cabling and bracing for added support to branches
with weak attachments.
• Soil aer
ation to improve root growth.
• Installation of lightning protection systems.
• Consulting and legal services relating to trees.
• Tree risk assessment.
• Tree protection during construction.
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Why T opping
Hurts Trees
Learn why topping is not an acceptable pruning technique and discover recommended alternatives.
T opping is perhaps the most harmful tree pruning practice known. Yet, despite more than 25 years of literature and seminars explaining its harmful effects, topping remains a common practice.
What Is T opping?
T opping is the indiscriminate cutting of tree branches to stubs or to lateral branches that are not large enough to assume the terminal role.
Other names include “heading, ” “tipping, ” “hat-racking, ” and “rounding over. ”
T opping is often used to reduce the size of a tree.
Homeowners may feel a large tree poses a risk to their
property; however, topping is not a viable method of height reduction, and may increase risk in the long term.
T opping Stresses Trees
Leaves are the food factories of a tree; however, topping can remove 50-100% of a tree’s leaf-bearing crown. Removing the leaves can potentially starve a tree and trigger various survival mechanisms. Dormant buds are activated, forcing rapid growth of multiple shoots below each cut. The tree needs to grow a new crop of leaves as soon as possible. If a tree does not have the stored energy reserves to do so, it will be seriously weakened and may die.
A stressed tree with large, open pruning wounds is more vulnerable to insect and disease infestations. The tree may lack sufficient energy to chemically defend the wounds
against invasion, and some insects are actually attracted to the chemical signals trees release.
T opping Can Lead to Sunburn
Branches within a tree’s crown produce thousands of leaves to absorb sunlight. When the leaves are removed, the
remaining branches and trunk are suddenly exposed to high levels of light and heat. The result may be sunburn of the tissues beneath the bark, which can lead to cankers, bark splitting, and death of some branches.
T opping Can Lead to Unacceptable Risk
The survival mechanism that causes a tree to produce
multiple shoots below each topping cut comes at great
expense to the tree (see figure above). These shoots develop from buds near the surface of the old branches. Unlike
normal branches that develop in a socket of overlapping wood tissues, these new shoots are anchored only in the outermost layers of the parent branches and are weakly
attached.
The new shoots grow quickly, as much as 20 feet (6 m) in one year in some species. Unfortunately, the shoots are weakly attached and prone to breaking, especially during windy or icy conditions. While the original goal was to reduce risk by reducing height, risk of limb failure has now increased (see figure below).
T opping Makes Trees Ugly
T opping destroys the natural form of a tree.
Trees form a variety of shapes and growth habits, all with the same goal of presenting their leaves to the sun. T opping removes the ends of the branches, often leaving ugly
stubs. Without leaves (for up to six months of the year in temperate climates), a topped tree appears disfigured and mutilated. A tree that has been topped can never fully
regain its natural form.
T opping Leads to Decay
Correct pruning cuts are made just beyond the branch collar (see figure below). The tree is biologically equipped to close such a wound if the tree is healthy enough and the wound is not too large.
Cuts made indiscriminately between lateral branches create stubs or wounds that the tree may not be able to close. The exposed wood tissues begin to decay. Normally, a tree will “wall off, ” or compartmentalize, the decaying tissues, but few trees can defend the multiple severe wounds caused by topping. The decay organisms are given a free path to move through branches.
1 3
Branch collar
How to Make a Pruning Cut:
1. Make an undercut about 12–18 inches (30–46 cm) from
the limb’s point of attachment.
2. Make a second cut from the top, directly above or a few inches farther out on the limb. Doing so removes the limb, leaving a stub.
3. Remove the stub by cutting back to the branch collar, but do not cut the collar. This technique reduces the
possibility of tearing the bark.
2 If the tree has started
closing over a stub, cut
just the dead stub and
not the live tissue.
T opping Is Expensive
The cost of topping a tree is not limited to only the job cost.
Some hidden costs include:
• Increased maintenance costs. If the tree survives, it will likely require corrective pruning within a few years (e.g., crown reduction or storm damage repair). If the tree dies, it will have to be removed.
• Reduced property value. Healthy, well-maintained trees can add 10–20% to the value of a property. Disfigured,
topped trees are considered an impending expense.
• Increased liability potential. T opped trees may pose an unacceptable level of risk. Because topping is considered an unacceptable pruning practice, any damage caused by
branch failure of a topped tree may lead to a finding of negligence in a court of law.
Proper branch reduction preserves natural form.
Alternatives to T opping
Sometimes a tree must be reduced in height or spread,
such as for providing utility line clearance. There are recommended techniques for doing so. Small branches
should be removed back to their point of origin. If a larger limb must be shortened, it should be pruned back to a lateral branch that is large enough (at least one-third the diameter of the limb being removed) to assume the terminal role. This method of branch reduction helps to preserve the natural form of the tree.
Sometimes the best solution is to remove the tree and
replace it with a species that is more appropriate.
What Is a Certified Arborist?
ISA Certified Arborists® are individuals who have
proven a level of knowledge in the art and science
of tree care through experience and by passing a
comprehensive examination developed by some of
the nation’s leading experts on tree care.
ISA Certified Arborists must also continue their
education to maintain their certification. Therefore,
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APPENDIX 7
COMMUNITY FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN
Chapter 9.06
COMMUNITY FORESTRY
Sections:
9.06.010 Title.
9.06.020 Purpose.
9.06.030 Definitions.
9.06.040 Jurisdiction.
9.06.050 Authority and responsibility.
9.06.060 Cooperation between departments and agencies.
9.06.070 Responsibilities of property owners.
9.06.080 Community forest management plan.
9.06.090 Planting trees.
9.06.100 Alteration and removal of street trees.
9.06.110 Injuring public trees.
9.06.120 Appeals.
9.06.130 Landmark trees.
9.06.140 Help for citizens performing tree maintenance--Fee for service.
9.06.150 Resolution of conflicts between trees and structures.
9.06.160 Topping prohibited.
9.06.170 Public nuisances.
9.06.180 Abatement of nuisance.
9.06.190 Penalty provisions.
9.06.200 Enforcement.
9.06.010 Title.
The ordinance codified in this chapter shall be known as the Fullerton Community Forestry Ordinance. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.020 Purpose.
The Fullerton Community Forestry Ordinance is enacted to further the following public purposes:
A. To realize the optimum public benefits of trees on the City's streets, in public places, and on private property, including favorable modification of micro-climates, abatement of air and noise pollution, reduction of soil erosion and runoff, enhancement of the visual environment, and promotion of community pride; B. To integrate street tree planting and maintenance with other urban elements and amenities, including but not limited to utilities, vehicular and pedestrian traffic and enhancement of views and solar access; C. To promote efficient, cost-effective management of the City's community forest by coordinating public and private efforts within a comprehensive and professional management system; D. To reduce the public hazard, nuisance and expense occasioned by improper tree selection, planting and maintenance; E. To provide for the creation of an equitable, sustained and reliable means of managing the City's community forest; F. To create and maintain a unified urban-forest resource, enhancing the City's overall character and sense of place. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.030 Definitions.
As used in this chapter:
A. "Alter" means to change, prune, graft, remove limbs, do root or tree surgery work; B. "City street" means the area of a street in, and maintained by, the City, whether or not improved, from easement line to easement line, and includes the sidewalks and any area between the sidewalk and the curb; C. "DBH" means the diameter of the tree trunk at any point which is measured four and one-half feet above the grade adjacent to the subject plant;
D. "Director" means the Director of Maintenance Services and his/her authorized agents; E. "Fee" means the replacement cost of trees and/or landscape material plus the installation cost; F. "Forestry themes" means the intentional planting of certain species of trees in a fashion to achieve a desired thematic effect;
G. "Ground cover" includes grass, turf or perennial plants that normally grow in a prostrate manner so as to conceal, or with the purpose of concealing, the ground surface, and that do not exceed eight inches in height, and that will tolerate light pedestrian traffic;
H. "Injure" or "injury" means any act which damages a tree, including but not limited to impact, cutting, carving, transplanting, poisoning or knocking over any tree on public property; I. "Landmark Tree" means any tree which has been found to be of high value because of its type, size, age or historic associations, and has been designated by resolution of the City Council as a landmark tree; J. "Landscape material" means any organic or inorganic substance used in landscaping such as, but not limited to: trees, shrubs, ground cover, textured concrete, rocks and bricks, etc.; K. "Maintenance or maintain" means pruning, spraying, bracing, root pruning, staking, fertilizing, watering, treating for disease or injury, and other work performed to promote the health, beauty, or adaptability of trees and shrubs, but shall not include the watering of such trees in residential zones; L. "Parkway strip" means either (i) the area between the curb and sidewalk within a fully improved street right-of-way, or (ii) that area extending from the curb to the street right-of-way line in an area with no sidewalk, or (iii) any area within a street right-of-way in which a street tree is located;
M. "Person" means any individual, firm, partnership, association, corporation, company or organization of any kind; N. "Planting" means putting or setting into the ground or into a container to grow; O. "Public area" means parks, playgrounds, areas around public buildings and other areas under the supervision and maintenance of the City not including any street right-of-way; P. "Removal" means to cut down a tree and includes any intentional or negligent act which causes a tree or landscape material to decline and/or die within a period of three years, including but not limited to damage inflicted upon the root system of a tree by the application of toxic substances, the operation of heavy machinery, the change of natural grade above or below the root system or around the trunk of a tree, excessive pruning, or the severing of part or all of the trunk or root system;
Q. "Replacement value" means the actual cost to the Maintenance Services Department of replacing a tree or landscape material removed or destroyed, or if irreplaceable, its value as determined pursuant to the valuation formula adopted by the International Society of Arboriculture, as amended from time to time; R. "Shrub" means woody vegetation or a woody plant having multiple stems and bearing foliage from the ground level up;
S. "Street tree" means a tree planted or caused to be planted within a parkway strip; T. "Topping" means the severe cutting back of limbs to stubs larger than three inches in diameter within the tree's crown to such a degree that the tree's canopy is removed or the tree is disfigured; U. "Tree" means any live woody plant having a single trunk or multiple trunks which measures three and one-half inches in diameter or larger at any point which is measured four and one-half feet (diameter breast height) above the grade adjacent to the subject plant.
(Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.040 Jurisdiction.
The City shall have jurisdiction over the planning, planting, maintenance and removal of all trees and other landscape material in any street or other public area as defined in this Code; over any landscape material in any street median, parkway strip or other landscaped portion of a public right-of-way; over trees and other landscape material in other public spaces under the jurisdiction of the City such as parks, trails and public buildings; and over certain trees on private property as designated in other sections of the ordinance codified in this chapter and chapters of this Code. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.050 Authority and responsibility.
The Director or his/her designated representative shall, by use of City employees or private contractor, plant, maintain and otherwise care for, or if necessary remove, trees in any public place in the City. The responsibilities of the Director shall include but not be limited to the following:
A. Prepare and maintain a community-wide Community Forest Management Plan; B. Recommend to the City Council changes or additions to the Master Street Tree Plan; C. Develop maintenance standards as they relate to street trees in public areas; D. Inspect the planting, maintenance and removal of all trees in public areas; E. Make determination over the appropriateness of tree removals in public areas; F. Review all landscaping plans as they affect trees in public areas; G. Coordinate with the Departments of Engineering, Community Services and Development Services the planning and installation of all publicly required trees;
H. Coordinate with the Community Services Department to develop and maintain an ongoing program of public outreach and education in order to promote public understanding of the City's community forest and public adherence to the standards and procedures established under the ordinance codified in this chapter. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.060 Cooperation between departments and agencies.
An effective Community Forestry Program requires the cooperation of a number of City departments to ensure the effective implementation of the ordinance codified in this chapter.
A. The Engineering Department shall notify the Maintenance Services Department of any applications for new curb, gutter, sidewalks or driveway installations, or other improvements which might require the removal of or cause injury to any street tree, or interfere with the fulfillment of the street tree plan.
B. Any public utility maintaining any overhead wires or underground pipes or conduits shall obtain permission from the Director of Engineering before performing any maintenance work on the wires, pipes or conduits which would cause injury to public trees. The public utility shall in no way injure, deface, prune or scar any public tree until their plans and procedures have been approved by the Director.
C. All plans prepared for street widenings, parks and public parking lots shall include landscaping and street trees to the major extent feasible contingent upon available funding. All plans and specifications which include the planting of public areas shall be reviewed by the Directors of Public Works, Community Development and Parks and Recreation, as appropriate, for compliance with the Community Forest Management Plan. All plans involving significant landscaping of public areas, i.e., parks, street slopes or medians, or parking lots, shall be submitted to the Parks and Recreation Director or designee for review and comment.
D. To facilitate the planting and maintenance of trees on newly proposed private development, the Director of Development Services shall review landscape plans to insure their conformance with the Community Forest Management Plan.
E. To educate the public regarding the care and health of trees, the Community Services Department shall work with the Maintenance Services Department to develop and maintain public education and community tree planting programs in order to promote the public’s understanding of the Community Forestry Program. (Ord. 3267 §2, 2018; Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.070 Responsibilities of property owners.
It is the duty and responsibility of all property owners to maintain shrubs, ground cover, concrete, rocks, bricks, etc. (landscape material) in the parkway strips immediately abutting the owner's property, regardless of whether such property is developed. Property owners are not responsible for trimming street trees. Furthermore, if the property is directly adjacent to a street that is inaccessible due to a fence or wall preventing the ability to easily access or effectively apply water, the property owner is not responsible for watering and/or maintenance of the trees and other landscape material.
A. Maintenance shall include watering as needed and keeping such strips free from overgrown weeds or any obstructions contrary to public safety. Property owners shall be responsible for watering City street trees whenever landscaping of the property is changed in such a manner as to deprive the trees of their normal source of moisture. Such watering shall be continued during dry weather until the tree becomes acclimated to the new environment, but need not exceed three years.
All watering requirements shall be waived to the extent they are inconsistent with governmental restrictions on water use.
B. The owner or occupant of any corner lot or premises in the City shall keep landscape materials at the corners of intersecting streets, whether between the curb line and the private lot line, or within the private lot or premises, so trimmed that the height of same shall not exceed three feet above the curb level for a distance of fifteen feet measured horizontally in any direction from the point of intersection of the property lines at street corners; provided, that trees, whose main trunks are exposed to a height of seven and one-half feet above the curb, need not be so trimmed or cut.
C. A property owner may notify the Maintenance Services Department when any (tree, shrub or plant) landscape material on a public street adjacent to his property is injuring or damaging any public sidewalk. The Director, in conjunction with the Director of Engineering, shall prioritize and/or schedule the repairs of these damaged areas. All repairs shall be contingent on the availability of funds.
D. It is unlawful for any person to engage in any construction work on private or public property without first taking steps to protect street trees from damage to trunk, branches or roots, or damage caused by soil compaction or contamination. All trees on any street or other publicly-owned property near any excavation or construction of any building, structure or street work shall be adequately protected in accordance with guidelines established by the Director of Maintenance Services, including but not limited to preservation of the trunk, bark, roots, leaves, scaffold branches and immediate soil. Removal of a street tree is authorized only by permit obtained pursuant to the authority provided in the ordinance codified in this chapter. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.080 Community forest management plan.
Within three years of the adoption of the ordinance codified in this chapter, the Director, with the advice and participation of the Development Services, Engineering and Community Services Departments, shall prepare a Community Forest Management Plan. All City departments thereafter shall use their best efforts to insure that activities of the City are guided by such plan. The plan shall include, but not be limited to, the following elements:
A. In November 1992, the City Council established the goals of the Community Forest Management Plan which are as follows:
1. Establish and maintain optimal tree cover,
2. Maintain trees in a safe and healthy condition through good cultural practices,
3. Establish and maintain an optimal level of age and species diversity,
4. Promote conservation of tree resources,
5. Provide suitable locations for and select, situate and maintain street trees to minimize hazard, nuisance, hardscape damage and maintenance costs,*
6. Centralize tree management under one department to ensure the enforcement of policies,
7. Foster citizen support for the local community forestry program and encourage good tree management on privately- owned properties.
*Special consideration will be given to compatibility in commercial areas with regard to aesthetics and signage visibility.
These goals have been incorporated into the General Plan, and specific policies and objectives will be created as part of the comprehensive update process;
B. A designation of proposed community forestry themes for major traffic routes and districts within the City consistent with the City's Master Street Tree Plan, together with a program, schedule and suggested budget for implementing such treatments;
C. An up-to-date inventory of every street tree and any other trees in public areas deemed necessary, which inventory shall include, as appropriate, species, DBH, canopy height and spread, condition, maintenance records, names of adjacent property owners, record of fees and fines, and any other information necessary or usable in the long-range planning or day- to-day planting and maintenance of the City's community forest; D. A Master Street Tree Plan, based on an evaluation of species diversity, growth characteristics and performance as recorded in the inventory, providing for rotational reforestation of diseased or declining trees and break-up of potentially problematic monocultures;
E. A set of standards for street tree installation, landscape tree installation, pruning and maintenance, acceptable tree species and any other standards, criteria or administrative procedures deemed necessary to carry out the purposes of the ordinance codified in this chapter and the Community Forest Management Plan; F. A process for continual update and improvement of the Community Forest Management Plan's elements. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.090 Planting trees.
The City shall have trees planted in any subdivision developed within the municipal boundaries.
A. No subdivision shall be approved unless the developer/owner is conditioned to plant street trees in accordance with current City standards and as approved in writing by the Director.
In the event a subdivider desires to plant trees within the parkway adjacent to a new subdivision, he may apply to the Director for a permit. Said permit may be issued only after the developer/owner has posted a bond, guaranteeing the planting of all street trees. All such planting shall be done in accordance with the Community Forest Management Plan.
B. Before planting, all street trees must meet specifications for acceptance as detailed in the Community Forest Management Plan and be inspected and approved by the Director or his/her designee.
C. So the Director of Development Services can determine the tree requirements for site development, each subdivider or developer shall submit to the City a plot plan of the proposed development which shall:
1. Show clearly all existing trees, noting location, species, size and condition;
2. Note whether existing trees will be retained, removed or relocated;
3. Show proposed utilities, driveways, sidewalks and tree planting locations, and the size and species of proposed street trees; and
4. Conform with ground and aerial setback specifications as defined in the Community Forest Management Plan.
D. At least fifty percent of the paved area surface of all new publicly developed parking areas shall be shaded by tree canopies within fifteen years of acquisition of building permits. Trees to be planted to develop such a canopy shall be in accordance with the City's Community Forest Management Plan and the requirements of the Director. Plans shall show the estimated tree canopies after fifteen years of growth, the specific names, sizes and locations of trees to be planted, and the total area in square feet of the area shaded by tree canopies. In determining the area shaded, the following methodology shall be used:
1. Measure the shaded area on the pavement assuming that the shaded area is only that area directly under the tree canopy or dripline;
2. Landscape planters under the canopy may be counted as shaded area;
3. Paved areas shaded by structures and second stories of buildings and carports may be deducted from the total paved area.
E. Any proposed change in the direction or width of a public street shall incorporate a consideration of street trees within the right-of-way as part of the general plan of improvements. The City Engineer will consider such planting during acquisition of right-of-way as well as during the completion of the final development plans for the project. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.100 Alteration and removal of street trees.
It is unlawful for any person to alter or remove a tree within a public area or right-of-way without a permit for such work issued by the Maintenance Services Department. Any person who desires a permit shall apply to the Department on the designated form. The permittee shall be responsible for posting a copy of such permit on or adjacent to subject tree at least ten days prior to the date of the removal. This posting and waiting period may be waived by the Director for public health and safety purposes.
A. Any application for a permit required by this chapter shall be in writing, signed by the applicant, and filed with the Director, on a form furnished by him/her, and shall show:
1. The name and address of the applicant;
2. The address or location where such work is to be performed;
3. A detailed description of the work to be performed;
4. The date or dates on which such work is to be commenced and completed;
5. The name and address of any person or persons employed by, or contracting with, the applicant, for the performance of such work;
6. A statement that the applicant will hold the City harmless from any damage to any property or any injury to any person caused in any way by the performance of any work for which such a permit is issued.
B. The Director shall issue permits to property owners to perform maintenance on or to remove City street trees directly adjacent to their property, only if the following conditions are met:
1. The property owner has established, to the Director's satisfaction, that there is need for the proposed work on the tree; and
2. The property owner has established, to the Director's satisfaction, that the persons who are to perform the work are qualified to do so; and
3. The Director, in his/her sole discretion, has determined that any potential detriment to the City street tree population entailed by the proposed work, is justified in the individual case. In making this determination, the Director shall consider factors such as the probability that the proposed work will destroy or seriously injure the tree, the tree's health, the desirability of that species as a street tree, whether the tree's condition and size threaten serious damage to property, the condition and number of other City street trees in the vicinity, whether there are other less onerous means of accomplishing the applicant's goals, and other related criteria.
C. All work performed on City street trees pursuant to a permit issued by the Director under this section shall be done within a sixty-day period from the issuance of said permit, or within such longer period as the Director shall specify.
D. The Director shall condition any permit granted pursuant to this section for the removal of a City street tree, on the permittee removing, and where the Director determines it to be appropriate, replacing the tree. In such case, the replacement value of the tree shall be borne by the owner and such service shall not be provided by the City.
E. The Director may condition any permit granted pursuant to this section on any such conditions as the Director determines to be necessary.
F. The provisions of this section shall be complied with whenever a person seeks a permit to remove or trim a City street tree to facilitate moving any building or other structure. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.110 Injuring public trees.
All publicly-owned trees shall be protected from injury by the public.
A. No person shall injure or poison any tree in any City right-of-way.
B. No person, without a permit from the Director therefor, shall use, plant, replace, remove, trim or prune any tree growing on any City street or attach any string, cord, twine, rope, wire, chain, wood, cloth, metal or paper thereto, except for the temporary protection of such tree.
C. No person, with such permit shall make any excavation or install any building, structure, curb, sidewalk, driveway, foundation, wall or fence within six feet from the trunk of any such tree.
D. No person shall do any act authorized by such a permit, without providing all protection necessary to prevent unnecessary injury therefrom to any such tree or to any person or property. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.120 Appeals.
Any action of the Director may be appealed to and heard by the City Community Services Commission. A written appeal must be filed within ten days after the decision of the Director asking for placement on the Commission's agenda. The appeal shall clearly specify the reasons for which a hearing is requested. After a hearing, the Commission shall render its decision, which shall be final unless appealed to the City Council. To be effective, an appeal to the City Council must be in writing, stating the reasons for the appeal, and must be filed with the City Clerk within ten working days after notice of the decision of the City Community Services Commission is mailed to the applicant. The decision of the City Council shall be final.
(Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.130 Landmark trees.
The City is desirous of recognizing and protecting landmark trees.
A. With the advice of the City Community Services Commission the Director may propose criteria for the designation of landmark trees to the City Council. The criteria shall include consideration of the age, size, shape, species, location, historical association, visual quality or other contribution to the City's character. Upon the recommendation of the Director, the City Council may designate as a "Landmark Tree" any tree on property under the jurisdiction of the City meeting the criteria adopted by the City Council or may rescind such designations.
B. Landmark trees shall be removed only after approval by the City Council based on a recommendation by the Community Services Commission.
C. Removal of landmark trees shall be based upon reasonable standards, including, but not limited to, the following:
1. The condition of the landmark tree with respect to its general health, damage, status as a public nuisance, danger of falling, proximity to existing or proposed structures, interference with utility services, and its status as host for parasitic plants, pests or diseases endangering other species of trees or plants with infection or infestations;
2. The necessity of the requested action to allow construction of improvements or otherwise allow economic or other reasonable enjoyment of property;
3. The topography of the land and the effect of the requested action on soil retention, water retention, and diversion or increased surface water;
4. The number, species, size and location of existing trees in the area and the effect of the requested action on shade areas, air pollution, historic values, scenic beauty and the general welfare of the City as a whole;
5. Good forestry practices such as, but not limited to, the number of healthy trees a given parcel of land will support.
D. Conditions may be imposed on the removal of landmark trees including, but not limited to, any of the following:
1. A condition requiring the replacement or placement of additional trees on the subject property to offset the impacts associated with loss of a tree, limbs or encroachment into the protected zone of a landmark tree;
2. The planting of new tree(s) off-site to offset the loss of a landmark tree;
3. A condition requiring an objectively observable maintenance and care program be initiated to insure the continued health and care of landmark tree(s) on the property;
4. Payment of a fee or donation of planting stock to the City or other public agency to be used elsewhere in the community should a suitable replacement location of the tree not be possible on-site or off-site. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.140 Help for citizens performing tree maintenance--Fee for service.
On application of any person to whom there has been issued a permit to trim, prune or remove a tree from a City right-of- way, the Director may trim, prune or remove such tree described in such permit provided the cost thereof is paid by the permittee and provided there shall first be deposited with the Director a sum determined to be the estimated cost of such work. Following completion of the work, the Director shall determine the actual cost of the work and transfer that portion of the deposit to the appropriate City fund and return the balance to the depositor. Should the original deposit be insufficient to cover the actual cost of the work, the permittee shall be liable to the City for the unpaid balance and shall promptly pay such amount to the City upon demand of the Director.
(Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.150 Resolution of conflicts between trees and structures.
A. When roots of a tree planted within a City street or other public area damage curbs, gutters and sidewalks (including driveway ramps), the City shall be responsible for the appropriate corrective measures. The type of corrective measures provided shall be determined by the City, but shall be selected and performed so as to minimize damage to the tree. In the event that root or other tree-caused damage is so severe that corrective measures cannot be reasonably accomplished, or the damage recurs soon after corrective measures are performed, the tree may be removed. The Director shall be responsible for developing or approving corrective measures.
B. When a tree planted on private property causes damage to curbs, gutters, sidewalks, or utilities, the property owner shall be responsible for the appropriate corrective measures. The Director shall determine the appropriate corrective measures. The expense to effect any corrective measures is the sole responsibility of the adjacent property owner. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.160 Topping prohibited.
It is unlawful as a normal practice for any person, firm or City department to top any street tree, park tree or other tree on public property. Trees severely damaged by storms or other causes, or certain trees under utility wires or other obstructions where other pruning practices are impractical, may be exempted from the ordinance codified in this chapter at the determination of the Director, based on standards approved by the City Community Services Commission. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.170 Public nuisances.
Trees in the City are public nuisances under the following conditions:
A. Any tree on private property that has any contagious infection, disease or affliction, or any insects, which if left uncontrolled would harm a City tree;
B. Any tree on private property that is growing, dying, dead or standing in such a manner, or that has had its ground support weakened by rain, wind or other cause, or that from any other cause is in such condition, that such tree or any part thereof is dangerous or detrimental to the public health, safety or welfare, or to any public property or street in the City, or to any person.
(Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.180 Abatement of nuisance.
Trees determined to be a public nuisance shall be dealt with pursuant to Chapter 6.01 of this Code.
(Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.190 Penalty provisions.
A. Any person found to be in violation of this chapter shall be subject to the penalties specified in Section
1.08.010 of this
code.
B. In addition to the penalty set forth above, any person who removes, damages or destroys a tree in violation of the provisions of this section shall pay a fee equal to the cost of its replacement value. Any and all amounts paid or collected pursuant to this section shall be deposited into a revolving fund to be used by the Maintenance Services Department for replacing and planting trees.
(Ord. 2940 § F, 1998; Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
9.06.200 Enforcement.
The Director or his/her designee is charged with the responsibility for the enforcement of the ordinance codified in this chapter and may serve notice to any person in violation thereof or institute legal proceedings as may be required, and the City Attorney is hereby authorized to institute appropriate proceedings to that end. (Ord. 2859 § 2 (part), 1995).
APPENDIX 8
COMMUNITY FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN
Tree care for Birds and Other Wildlife Best Management Practices Project Preparation Procedure
Integrated Pest Management Flowchart
APPENDIX 9
COMMUNITY FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN
Standards and Best Management Practices References
This section provides links to important American National Standards Institute (ANSI) A300 standards for tree care as well as the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Best Management Practices. The City keeps these documents on file.
The following ANSI standards are available through the Tree Care Industry Association:
ANSI A300 (Part 1) - 2017 Pruning
TCIA | ANSI A300 Part 1
ANSI A300 (Part 2) – 2018 Soil Management
TCIA | ANSI A300 Part 2
ANSI A300 (Part 3) – 2013 Supplemental Support Systems (includes Cabling, Bracing, Guying, and Propping)
TCIA | ANSI A300 Part 3
ANSI A300 (Part 4) – 2014 Lightning Protection Systems
TCIA | ANSI A300 Part 4
ANSI A300 (Part 5) – 2014 Site Planning, Site Development TCIA | ANSI A300 Part 5
ANSI A300 (Part 6) - 2012 Planting and Transplanting
TCIA | ANSI A300 Part 6
ANSI A300 (Part 7) – 2018 Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) TCIA | ANSI A300 Part 7
ANSI A300 (Part 8) – 2013 Root Management Standard
TCIA | ANSI A300 Part 8
ANSI A300 (Part 9) – 2017 Tree Risk Assessment a. Tree Failure TCIA | ANSI A300 Part 9
ANSI A300 (Part 10) – 2016 IPM
TCIA | ANSI A300 Part 10
AN
SI Z133: Safety Requirements for Arboricultural Operations International Society of Arboriculture (isa-arbor.com)
I
SA Tree Care for Birds and Other Wildlife
BMPs and Handouts | Tree Care for Birds
https://www.urban-forestry.com/city-trees-roundtables
http://www.isa-arbor.com/education/onlineresources/cadplanningspecifications.aspx http://www.ansi.org
https://www.arborday.org/programs/treecityusa/