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Replacing A Problem Prone Street Tree Saves Money; A Case Study Of The Tuliptree In Berkeley, California

Steven H. Dreistadt and Donald L. Dahlsten
Arboriculture & Urban Forestry (AUF) June 1986, 12 (6) 146-149; DOI: https://doi.org/10.48044/jauf.1986.031
Steven H. Dreistadt
Graduate Research Assistant and Professor, Division of Biological Control, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, California 94 720
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Graduate Research Assistant and Professor, Division of Biological Control, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, California 94 720
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    Maintenance vs. replacement, the twenty year costs of 400 University Avenue tuliptrees in Berkeley, California*

    MaintenanceActivity costFrequencyTotal twenty year costs ($)
    Activityper tree ($)per treeTuliptreesReplacements
    Trimming2132 times in 20 yrs.170,400
     (structural)1 time in 20 yrs.85,200
    Trimming322 times in 20 yrs25,600
     (clearance)3 times in 20 yrs38,400
    Dead tree removal1001 tree in 100/yr.8,0008,000
    Dead tree replacement1001 tree in 100/yr.8,0008,000
    Watering (Jul-Sep)0.60Biweekly 1 st 3 yrs.none3,600
    Trunk growth allowance25Once in 20 yrs.10,000none
    Tuliptree removal100Once in 20 yrs.none40,000
    Tuliptree replacement100Once in 20 yrsnone40,000
     SUBTOTAL——————
    222,000223,200
    Sidewalk damage repair4003/8 of trees in 20 yrs.60,000none
    Pest management972,000none
     SUBTOTAL——————
    132,000none
     TOTAL——————
    354,000223,200
    • ↵* Values are in 1984 dollars.

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    Table 2.

    Twenty year costs for annual aphid honeydew management for 400 University Avenue tuliptrees in Berkeley, California.*

    MethodAnnual cost per treeTotal 20 year cost for 400 tuliptrees
    Sidewalk washing (weekly Jun-Sep.)$38.40$307,200
    Canopy soap sprays (3 times/yr.)24.00192,000
    Injection (once/yr.)9.0072,000
    Chemical sprays (2 times/yr.)12.0096,000
    • ↵* Values are in 1 984 dollars.

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Replacing A Problem Prone Street Tree Saves Money; A Case Study Of The Tuliptree In Berkeley, California
Steven H. Dreistadt, Donald L. Dahlsten
Arboriculture & Urban Forestry (AUF) Jun 1986, 12 (6) 146-149; DOI: 10.48044/jauf.1986.031
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