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Welcome/Introductions Public Meeting Agenda June 2, 2015 Introductions Presentation Background Planting Palette Design Concepts Private Property Improvements Phasing Q&A What this Adaptive Management


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Welcome/Introductions

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Public Meeting Agenda – June 2, 2015

  • Introductions
  • Presentation
  • Background
  • Planting Palette
  • Design Concepts
  • Private Property Improvements
  • Phasing
  • Q&A
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What this Adaptive Management Landscape Plan is about

  • Increase carbon sequestration
  • Improve environmental (heat, wind) conditions
  • Improve overall aesthetics
  • Enhance quality of life

…in the vicinity of the Peace Bridge

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  • New air quality studies
  • Plaza routing and ramp configurations
  • Customs processing / operations
  • Former Episcopal Church Home Property

What an Adaptive Management Landscape Plan is not about

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Public Meeting Summary

  • Meeting #1 – Project introduction and public

input

  • Meeting #2 – Science results, design concepts

and public input

  • Meeting #3 (Final) – Design solutions, phasing

and public input

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Air Quality – Assumptions

  • Dense planting may serve as a barrier to dispersion by

reducing local wind speed and forming a cavity that could capture air pollutants

  • Planting patterns should maintain air flows and consider

alteration of air dispersion patterns

  • Planting patterns may be site specific
  • Plant selection should consider species that are effective in

carbon sequestration and capturing BC, UFP and Benzene (pollutants of concern in dense urban areas)

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Design Palette

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Design Palette – Eastern White Pine

Example

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Design Palette – Ginkgo

Example

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Design Palette – Horse Chestnut

Example

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Design Palette – Tulip Tree

Example

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Planting Considerations (CA) - Concept

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Planting Potential (CA) - Schematic

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Planting Considerations (US) - Concept

KEY PRINCIPLES

  • Keep air flowing
  • Trees act as an

elevator to promote particulate dispersion

  • Maximize tree

species that capture particulates

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Overall Plan (US) - Schematic

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Plaza Area

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Busti Ave. Landscape

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Front Park Wall/Landscape

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Planting Strategies (US)

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Planting Considerations (US)

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Planting Considerations (US)

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Planting Considerations (US)

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Planting Considerations (US)

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Planting Considerations (US)

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Public Realm Improvements

Niagara St Busti Ave Porter Ave

Approximate new tree plantings 200 Approximate existing tree prunings 300

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Pat Sole Park – Concept Plan

Further public meetings/ discussions regarding Pat Sole Park will be held to determine best design *

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Private Property Planting Program

  • To offer landscape services to residents in Study

Area

  • Tree removal and/or
  • Tree trimming and/or
  • Tree plantings
  • Process for 2015 and 2016 services
  • Residents solicited, sign waiver if interested
  • Qualified representative reviews scope with resident
  • Contractor performs work
  • Resident responsible for post planting care
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Overall Phasing Plan

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General Q&A