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Re-Thinking Soil Screening Screened soil Unscreened soil Change spects to allow a combined rocks, roots, sticks, debris up to 5% or maybe even 10%. Do not screen the soil Eliminate free of from your spec. Light screening through 2 or 3 inch mesh may be needed on soil with large amounts of debris. Control construction debris and trash by approval of soil source not by screening.

Soil screening machines..produces soil with few soil peds Maintain macro pore space with soil ped retention

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Larger Trees 20 (500 mm) Trunk Diameter Tree size to Soil volume More Soil 800 CF Soil (22.6 M3) 1200 CF Soil (34 M3) 400 CF Soil (11.3 M3)

Root paths Tree pit soil 115 cf Root path Soil 25 cf

Soil trench 480 CF (13.55 M3) Total usable soil Tree space soil 115 CF (3.25 M3) Usable Soil 365 CF (10.3 M3) LR

400 CF (11.3 M3) TRENCH AT YEAR 12 LR LR

This system is limited in the amount of soil that can be provided (about 500 cf max) and is dependant on the tree breaking out of the trench into the adjacent soil 400 CF (11.3 M3) TRENCH YEAR 16 YEAR 25

Sand based Structural Soils in Boston Similar to A Dam Tree Soil but with more soil and compacted to 95% Oak trees planted in 2005 @ 300mm CLP Beds CLP 390mm 14mm/yr Pavers CLP 335mm 5mm/yr

Beds Pavers Sand Based Structural Soils Significant differences in canopy density over trees in loam soil beds In just 6 years.

Tom Smiley and James Urban presented at the 2014 ISA Annual meeting 330 trees at 11 projects

Structural soil 315 CF (8.9 M3) Total usable soil Rock Tree space soil 115 CF (3.25 M3) Usable Soil 200 CF (5.65 M3) LR LR

Leaf count Source: Growth response of Ficus benjamina to limited soil volumes and soil dilution in a skeletal soil container study. Loh, Grabowsky, and Bassuk Urban Forest, Urban Green, 2 (2003) Days of Study What is the value of the soil in structural soil vs the rock. Large structural soil Small Loam soil Large Loam soil Large structural soil and small loam soil have equal amounts of loam soil.

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Silva cells LR LR

Silva Cells 1005 CF (28.25 M3) Total usable soil Tree space soil 115 CF (3.25 M3) Usable Soil 890 CF (25 M3) LR LR

Loam soil segmented Sand soil mix Loam soil Loam soil segmented Sand soil mix Loam soil Loam soil segmented Sand soil mix Loam soil Height DBH Crown Diameter UK Study of tree growth in segmented loam soil / sand soil / Loam soil Source: Effect of Pit Design and Soil Composition; Rahman et al Arboriculture & Urban Forestry, Volume 39, No 6, November 2013

Aggregate and paving Over cell decks Soil installation Decks and geotextile Silva Cell Installation Cells and soil LR

Spring 2008 Summer 2013 Lincoln Center North Plaza

June 2008 0.5 years after planting July 2009 1.5 years after planting June 2010 2.5 years after planting July 2011 3.5 years after planting July 2012 4.5 years after planting Vancouver Olympic Village 2008-2012 Shared Soil Volume Per Tree 706 cf /20 m3 DBH 2008 : Avg 2.75 ) DBH 2011: 4.78 to 6.2 Almost 1 /year

2010 2011 Sugar Beach, Toronto 2012 2013

Trees / Rain Water and Structural Cells Parking areas 1200 CF (34 M3) Soil volume Treats 300 CF (8.5 M3) Water Evapo-transpiration Manages 3,600 SF (335 M2) Impervious area 1 rain event Pervious surface Impervious surface Structural Cells and Water Storage Infiltration LR LR

Water access options through pavements Pervious Pavers Curb inlets Trench Drains LR LR

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New MS Word Specifications and dwg Details for: Planting Soil Irrigation Tree preservation Urban Tree Foundation 700 East Murray Visalia, CA 93292 559.713.0631

Up By Roots Healthy Soils and Trees in the Built Environment James Urban Urban Tree + Soils Urbantree@toad.net 2009 ASLA Honor Award Daniel Vogt University of Washington dvogt@uw.edu Roy Farrow University of Washington farrow@uw.edu David McDonald Seattle Public Utilities David.McDonald@seattle.go Scott Baker Tree Solutions, Inc scott@treesolutions.net Sara Shores University of Washington shoress@uw.edu Kristine Kenney University of Washington kkenney@uw.edu

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