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The committee discussed the replanting of various tree species around the Riverside Stormwater Pond, including Ponderosa Pine, Western Red Cedar, Quaking Aspen, River Birch, Englemann Spruce, and Grand Fir, with planting intended for spring/summer by a contractor. Considerations for future dredging access, winter ice skating, and screening of park amenities were addressed, along with double-caging to protect against deer and beaver activity. The committee also decided to monitor the remaining Golden Willows along the pond banks and agreed to cut and treat the willow stumps to prevent resprouting due to public concern over their height. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to fire-resistant plants and trees, prompted by a request from Fire Chief Cole Hadley. The committee reviewed the City of Whitefish Native Tree, Shrub, Groundcover & Grasses list for fire-smart landscaping, opting to remove Common Juniper due to its flammability. It was also suggested that limbing up boulevard and park trees would aid in fire fuel reduction. The remaining species on the list were deemed fire-resistant and aligned with Montana State University Extension recommendations. 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The Tree Committee members discussed locations and tree species to replant around the Riverside Stormwater Pond after the pond is dredged this winter. Members chose to plant a variety of Ponderosa Pine, Western Red Cedar, Quaking Aspen, River Birch, Englemann Spruce and Grand Fir trees. Planting locations will allow for future dredging access to the pond, access for ice skating in the winter and help screen park amenities from neighborhood homes. All trees will be double caged to protect from deer and beaver activity. Urban Forestry staff will choose tree locations and planting of will happen this spring/summer by a contractor.  \nUrban Forestry staff and committee members discussed the remaining Golden Willows along the banks of the pond. All agreed to leave them for now and monitor while the new trees fill in.  \nCommittee members voiced public concern over the height of the remaining willow stumps. Staff agreed to cut the stumps lower and treat again this spring to prevent from resprouting.  \n2. Fire Chief Cole Hadley asked the Tree Advisory Committee to discuss fire resistant plants and trees for our community. Committee members and staff reviewed the City of Whitefish Native Tree, Shrub, Groundcover & Grasses list for fire smart landscaping. Committee members chose to remove the Common Juniper from the list, as this shrub is highly flammable. Dan Cassidy mentioned that if all boulevard & park trees are limbed up off the ground, this will help with fire fuels reduction. All other trees, shrubs, groundcover and grasses on the list are fire resistant plant species and match what Montana State University Extension recommends.  \nAdjourned: 6:00 pm  \nNext Meeting: March 12, 2024 to discuss Arbor Day 2025","cbCaij1gLIYhojLG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij1gLIYhojLG","pdf",53742,"English","# Tree Advisory Committee Minutes-January 8, 2025\n## Call to order\n## Attendees\n## New Business\n### 1. Riverside Stormwater Pond replanting\n### 2. Fire resistant plants and trees","[{\"question\":\"What tree species were chosen for replanting around the Riverside Stormwater Pond?\",\"answer\":\"The chosen species include Ponderosa Pine, Western Red Cedar, Quaking Aspen, River Birch, Englemann Spruce, and Grand Fir.\"},{\"question\":\"What measures will be taken to protect the new trees from wildlife?\",\"answer\":\"All newly planted trees will be double-caged to protect them from deer and beaver activity.\"},{\"question\":\"Which plant was removed from the fire-smart landscaping list and why?\",\"answer\":\"Common Juniper was removed from the list because it is a highly flammable shrub.\"}]","Tree Advisory Committee Minutes - January 8, 2025 | PDF"]