PUBLIC WORKS & NATURAL RESOURCES (303) 651-8817 | LONGMONTCOLORADO.GOv DALE RADEMAGHER, GENERAL MANAGER: NOTICE OF VIOLATION Edward C. and Kathy L. Regel: On or about May 20, 2015, seven trees situated on City of Longmont property located on the cast side of Terry Street, north of 9th Avenue, were destroyed and removed. As the property manager who caused this destruction and removal to take place, Regel & Associates, LLC is jointly and severally responsible for the destruction and removal of these trees. The Longmont Municipal Code provides: It shall be unlawful to injure damage, destroy, or remove any tree situated upon city property, A. Any person who injures, damages (including by excessive pruning or topping), or destroys any tree situated upon city property shall repair said damage to the satisfaction of the director of public works and natural resources or a designee. B. If the director of public works and natural resources or a designee deems a tree to be damaged beyond repair, the responsible party shall compensate the city either the lost monetary value of the tree, as determined by "The Guide for Plant Appraisal”, published by the Council of Landscape Appraisers, or the cost of replacing the tree, as determined by the director of public works and natural resources or a designee. [§ 13.24.130, LM.C} ‘The lost monetary value for the six pines and one American elm, as determined by “The Guide for Plant Appraisal,” are as follows: reeID# Species Diameter Condition Appraised Value TR14792—— Austrian Pine 18” Good $3,497 TR16138 Austrian Pine 1s” Good $3,497 TR14793 Austrian Pine 12 Good $2,238 TR18040 Austrian Pine 1s” Good $3,497 TRISO41 Austrian Pine 1s” Good $3,497PUBLIC Works & NATURAL RESOURCES: (803) 651-8817 | LONGMONTCOLORADO.GOv DALE RADEMACHER, GENERAL MANAGER ‘TRI8042 Austrian Pine 10” Good $1554 ‘TRI7760 American Elm 3s" Fair 317,850 Total Appraised Value: $ 35,630 ‘The total value of the trees was therefore $35,630. Regel & Associates, LLC, in conjunction with any other responsible parties, must compensate the City this amount. Such compensation may be made by check to the City within ten (10) days of the date of this notice. This notice may be appealed within ten (10) days of the date of this notice, as described in section 13.24.170 of the Longmont Municipal Code, by written notice to the City Clerk objecting to the amount of the assessment and setting forth the reasons why the appeal should be granted, The destruction and removal of the trees may also violate other civil or criminal statutes or ordinances. This notice is unrelated to any action by the City to enforce such other provisions. ay Dated this 28" “day of July, 2015. Dale Rademacher Director of Public Works and Natural Resources APPROVED AS TO FORM: Cae. ‘Assistant City Attomey CCA File: 9771PUBLIC WoRKS & NATURAL RESOURCES (303) 651-8817 | LONGMONTCOLORADO.GoV DALE RADEMACHER, GENERAL MANAGER NOTICE OF VIOLATION Kathy L. Regel: On or about May 20, 2015, seven trees situated on City of Longmont property located on the east side of Terry Street, north of 9th Avenue, were destroyed and removed. As the property owner who caused this destruction and removal to take place, Darlene & Mert King Family Ltd. Partnership, LLLP is jointly and severally responsible for the destruction and removal of these trees. ‘The Longmont Municipal Code provides: It shall be unlawful to injure damage, destroy, or remove any tree situated upon city property, A. Any person who injures, damages (including by excessive pruning or topping), or destroys any tree situated upon city property shall repair said damage to the satisfaction of the director of public works and natural resources ot a designee. B. If the director of publie works and natural resources or designee deems a tree to be damaged beyond repair, the responsible party shall compensate the city either the lost monetary value of the tree, as determined by "The Guide for Plant Appraisal", published by the Council of Landscape Appraisers, or the cost of replacing the tree, as determined by the director of public works and natural resources or a designee. [§ 13.24.130, LMC] ‘The lost monetary value for the six pines and one American elm, as determined by “The Guide for Plant Appraisal,” are as follows: TreeID# Species TR14792 Austrian Pine TRIGI38 Austrian Pine TR14793 Austrian Pine TR18040 Austrian Pine TR18041 Austrian Pine Diameter 1s” 1s” 12” 1s” 1” Condition Good Good Good Good Good Appraised Value $3,497 $3,497 $2,238 $3,497 $3,497PUBLIC WorRKS & NATURAL RESOURCES, (303) 651-8817 | LONGMONTCOLORADO.GOV DALE RADEMACHER, GENERAL MANAGER TR18042 Austrian Pine 10" Good $1,554 TRI7760 American Elm 35” Fair $17,850 Total Appraised Value: $ 35,630 The total value of the trees was therefore $35,630. Darlene & Mert King Family Ltd Partnership, LLLP, in conjunction with any other responsible parties, must compensate the City this amount, Such compensation may be made by check to the City within ten (10) days of the date of this notice. This notice may be appealed within ten (10) days of the date of this notice, as described in section 13.24.170 of the Longmont Municipal Code, by written notice to the City Clerk objecting to the amount of the assessment and setting forth the reasons why the appeal should be granted. ‘The destruction and removal of the trees may also violate other civil or criminal statutes or ordinances. This notice is unrelated to any action by the City to enforce such other provisions. Dated this 28” day of July, 2015. Dale Rademacher Director of Public Works and Natural Resources APPROVED AS TO FORM: Zz Assistant City Attorney cA File: 971PUBLIC WoRKS & NATURAL RESOURCES, (303) 651-8817 | LONGMONTCOLORADO.GOV DALE RADEMACHER, GENERAL MANAGER NOTICE OF VIOLATION Edward C. Regel: On or about May 20, 2015, seven trees situated on City of Longmont property located on the east side of Terry Street, north of 9th Avenue, were destroyed and removed. As the individual who caused this destruction and removal to take place, you are jointly and severally responsible for the destruction and removal of these trees. ‘The Longmont Municipal Code provides: It shall be unlawful to injure damage, destroy, or remove any tree situated upon city property. A. Any person who injures, damages (including by excessive pruning or topping), or destroys any tree situated upon city property shall repair said damage to the satisfaction of the director of public works and natural resources or a designee. B, Ifthe director of public works and natural resources or a designee deems a tree to be damaged beyond repair, the responsible party shall compensate the city either the lost monetary value of the tree, as determined by "The Guide for Plant ", published by the Council of Landscape Appraisers, or the cost of replacing the tree, as determined by the director of public works and natural resources or a designee. ‘The lost monetary value for the six pines and one American elm, as determined by “The Guide for Plant Appraisal,” are as follows: ‘Tree ID# TRIA792 ‘TRIGI38 ‘TRI4793 ‘TR18040 ‘TRISO41 Species Austrian Pine ‘Austrian Pine Austrian Pine Austrian Pine Austrian Pine Diameter 1s” 1s” 12" is” ee [§ 13.24.130, LMC] Condition Good Good Good Good Good Appraised Value $3,497 $3,497 $2,238 $3,497 $3,497PuBLic Works & NATURAL RESOURCES, (303) 651-8817 | LONGMONTCOLORADO.GOV DALE RADEMACHER, GENERAL MANAGER TRI8042 Austrian Pine 10" Good $1,554 ‘TRIT760 American Elm 35” Fair $17, Total Appraised Value: $ 35,630 The total value of the trees was therefore $35,630. You, in conjunction with any other responsible parties, must compensate the City this amount, Such compensation may be made by check to the City within ten (10) days of the date of this notice. This notice may be appealed within ten (10) days of the date of this notice, as described in section 13.24.170 of the Longmont Municipal Code, by written notice to the City Clerk objecting to the amount of the assessment and setting forth the reasons why the appeal should be granted, ‘The destruction and removal of the trees may also violate other civil or criminal statutes or ordinances. This notice is unrelated to any action by the City to enforce such other provisions, Dated this 2g” “day of July, 2015. Lites. Dale Rademacher Director of Public Works and Natural Resources APPROVED AS TO FORM: ee Assistant City Ale: 9771PuBLic Works & NATURAL RESOURCES (303) 651-8817 | LONGMONTCOLORADO.GOV DALE RADEMACHER, GENERAL MANAGER NOTICE OF VIOLATION Jacque Wagner: On or about May 20, 2015, seven trees situated on City of Longmont property located on the east side of Temy Street, north of 9th Avenue, were destroyed and removed. As the contractor who destroyed and removed these trees, Taddiken Tree Company is jointly and severally responsible for the destruction and removal of these trees. ‘The Longmont Municipal Code provides: It shall be unlawful to injure damage, destroy, or remove any tree situated upon city property. A. Any person who injures, damages (including by excessive pruning or topping), or destroys any tree situated upon city property shall repair said damage to the satisfaction of the director of public works and natural resources or a designee. B. If the director of public works and natural resources or a designee deems a tree to be damaged beyond repair, the responsible party shall compensate the city either the lost monetary value of the tree, as determined by "The Guide for Plant Appraisal", published by the Council of Landscape Appraisers, or the cost of replacing the tree, as determined by the director of public works and natural resources or a designee. The lost monetary value for the six pines and one American elm, as determined by “The Guide for Plant Appraisal,” are as follows: ‘Tree ID# TR1A792 TRI6138 ‘TRIA793 ‘TR18040 ‘TRI8041 Species Austrian Pine Austrian Pine Austrian Pine Austrian Pine Austrian Pine Diameter 1s” 1s” 12" 1s” Is” [§ 13.24.130, LMC] Condition Good Good Good Good Good Appraised Value $3,497 $3,497 $ 2,238 $3,497 $3,497PUBLIC WorKs & NATURAL RESOURCES (803) 651-8817 | LONGMONTCOLORADO.Gov DALE RADEMACHER, GENERAL MANAGER ‘TRI8042 Austrian Pine 10" Good $1,554 TRI7760 American Elm 35” Fair $17,850 Total Appraised Value: $ 35,630 ‘The total value of the trees was therefore $35,630. Taddiken Tree Company, in conjunction with any other responsible parties, must compensate the City this amount. Such compensation may be made by check to the City within ten (10) days of the date of this notice. ‘This notice may be appealed within ten (10) days of the date of this notice, as described in section 13.24.170 of the Longmont Municipal Code, by written notice to the City Clerk objecting to the amount of the assessment and setting forth the reasons why the appeal should be granted. The destruction and removal of the trees may also violate other civil or criminal statutes ot ordinances, This notice is unrelated to any action by the City to enforce such other provisions Dated this 28" day of July, 2015. Dale Rademacher Director of Public Works and Natural Resources APPROVED AS TO FORM: LZ Assistant City Attorney CAF: 9771