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Recreation Department Community Service Projects Fall/Winter 2010/2011 All year Trail Walkers We need volunteers to walk our trails and keep us informed of any maintenance needed or downed trees/limbs.

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1. Start by assessing the situation and ensuring your safety. Identify any potential hazards, such as power lines or unstable branches, before proceeding.
2. Gather the necessary equipment, such as gloves, safety goggles, a chainsaw (for larger branches), and a ladder or pruning tools (for smaller limbs).
3. If the downed tree or limb is blocking a pathway or creating an obstruction, secure the area and prevent access to it until it can be safely removed.
4. Begin by trimming any smaller branches and limbs, using pruning shears or a handsaw. Cut these branches into smaller sections for easier disposal.
5. For larger branches or trees, use a chainsaw to carefully cut them into manageable pieces. Make sure to use proper cutting techniques and follow safety guidelines.
6. Remove any debris or fallen leaves from the area to maintain cleanliness and improve safety.
7. Determine the most suitable method of disposal. This can include composting the smaller branches and limbs, or arranging for a professional tree removal service to handle larger pieces.
8. Once the area is clear and the downed trees/limbs have been properly dealt with, ensure proper cleanup and maintenance to prevent future hazards.

Who needs downed trees/limbs?

1. Homeowners who have experienced fallen trees or limbs on their property.
2. Property managers responsible for maintaining the safety and aesthetics of a specific area.
3. Municipal or local authorities in charge of public parks and green spaces.
4. Tree care companies or arborists who specialize in tree removal and maintenance.
5. Emergency response teams that deal with natural disasters or storm damage.

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What is downed treeslimbs?

Downed treeslimbs are branches or limbs that have fallen from trees due to various reasons such as storms, disease, or old age.

Who is required to file downed treeslimbs?

Property owners or tenants are typically required to file reports on downed treeslimbs to their local authorities or management.

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To fill out a report on downed treeslimbs, one must provide details such as location of the fallen branches, reason for the fall, and any potential hazards.

What is the purpose of downed treeslimbs?

The purpose of reporting downed treeslimbs is to ensure that the fallen branches are properly cleared to avoid any hazards or accidents.

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Information such as location, size of branches, reason for the fall, and any potential hazards must be reported on downed treeslimbs.