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Home My WebLink AboutPacket - 8/8/2007 - Parks and Recreation Committee _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ ___ ____ _ __ _�___ ___ � � y:�+�` • .-. , A.GEl'�TDA Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting Wednesday, August 8, 200� MeHenry Municipa� Center �:oo pm Aldermen's Conference Raom i. Forest�y— Public Education Initiatives 2. Miller's Riverfront Baat Launch—Update 3. McHenry Shores Beach/Fuhler Property Sale 4. Bike Path Plan.Implementation 5. Staff Reports A. City Forester/Park Planning - McHenry CQunty Inclusion in Emerald Ash Borer Quarantine B. Director af Parks and Recreation - Master Plan— Lang Range-Short Range Goals LTpdate 6. New Business Next Meeting: Wednesday, September i2, 200�— �:oo pm �, k �i ��',:,�,�,,�� . .t . �^. � _ � . ��.� ��a�.. _ . ... �._ �.��: _�:. AGENDA ITEM #1 Forestry— Public Education Initiatives The following is a list of publications being developed or undergoing revision which relate to forestry operations. Emerald Ash Borer Information: - Pest Alert sheet from USDA Forest Service - Don't move firewood from USDA Forest Service Permitted Street Tree List Approved list of trees for private property Parkway Tree Planting Permit Parkway Tree Removal Permit Future Topics: - Tree Planting Guideline Sheet— how to properly plant a tree - Tree protection sheet—how to protect your trees during construction activities - Residential Tree Planting Program - Proper Mulching Procedures — United States ��J Department of Agriculture Forest Service State and Private Forestry Northeastern Area e r NA-PR-02-04 January 2004 Emerald Ash Borer An exotic beetle from Asia was discovered in July 2002 feeding on ash (Fraxinus spp.) trees in southeastern Michigan. It was identified as Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire (Coleoptera: , Buprestidae). Larvae feed in the cambium between the bark and wood, producing galleries }that eventually girdle and kill branches and entire trees. Evidence suggests that A. planipen- nis has been established in Michigan for at least six to ten years. More than 3000 square miles in southeast Michigan are infested and more than 5 million ash trees are dead or dying from this pest.This exotic pest is also established in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. In 2003, newly established populations were detected in other areas of southern Michigan and sev- eral locations in Ohio. Infested ash nursery trees were also found in Maryland and Virginia. Identification Adult beetles are generally larger and a brighter green than the native North American species of Agrilus (Fig. 1). Adults are slender, elongate and 7.5 to 13.5 mm long. Males are smaller than females and have fine hairs on the ventral side of the thorax,which the females lack. Color varies but adults are usually bronze or golden green overall, ''�`�` ,:,�;; with darker, metallic, emerald green wing covers.The top of the abdomen under the wings is metallic purplish red and can be seen when the wings are spread.The protho- rax, the segment behind the head to which the first pair of legs is attached, is slightly wider than the head but the same width as the base of the wing covers. Figure 1. Adult emerald ash borer. Larvae reach a length of 26 to 32 mm, are white to cream-colored and dorso-ventrally flattened (Fig. 2). The brown head is mostly retracted into the prothorax and only the mouth-parts are visible externally.The 10-segmented abdomen has a pair of brown, pincer-like appendages on the last segment. -: Biology The emerald ash borer generally has a one-year life cycle in southern Michigan but could require two years to complete a generation in colder regions. In 2003, adult emergence began in early June, peaked in late June and early July, and continued into late July. Beetles usually live for about 3 weeks and are present into mid-August. Adult Figure 2. Second,third,and fourth stage beetles are active during the day, particularly when conditions are warm and sunny. larvae. Most beetles remain in protected locations in bark crevices or on foliage during rain, heavy cloud cover, high winds, or temperatures above 32°C (90°F). Beetles feed on .:� ash foliage, usually in small, irregularly-shaped patches along the margins of leaves. ` ` Females can mate multiple times and egg laying begins a few days after the initial mating. Females can lay at least 60 to 90 eggs during their lifetime. Eggs are deposited individually in bark crevices on the trunk or branches. Eggs hatch in 7 to 10 days. After hatching, first instar larvae chew through the bark and into the cambial region. Larvae feed on phloem and the outer sapwood for several weeks.The S-shaped feed- ing gailery winds back and forth, becoming progressively wider as the larva grows (Fig. 3). Galleries are packed with fine, sawdust-like frass. Individual galleries often extend over an area that is 20 to 30 cm in length, though the length of the affected area can range from 10 to 50 cm or longer. Feeding is completed in autumn and pre-pupal larvae overwinter in shallow chambers excavated in the outer sapwood or in the bark on thick-barked trees. Pupation begins in late April or May. Newly eclosed adults often remain in the pupal chamber for 1 to 2 weeks before emerging head-first through a D-shaped exit hole that is 3-4 mm in diameter (Fig. 4). Figure 3. Galleries excavated by larvae. ��I I � � Distribution and Hosts - , The emerald ash borer is native to Asia and is known to occur in China, Korea, Japan, Mongolia, the Russian Far East and Taiwan. A Chinese report indicates high popula- tions of the borer occur primarily in Fraxinus chinensis and F. rhynchophylla forests. Other reported hosts in Asia include F. mandshurica var.japonica, Ulmus�davidiana var. Figure 4. D-shaped exit holes where adul! japonica,Juglans mandshurica var. sieboldiana and Pterocarya rhoifolia. In North Amer- beetles emerged. ica, this borer has only attacked ash trees. Green ash (F. pennsylvanica), white ash (F. I� americana) and black ash (F. nigra), as well as several horticultural varieties of ash have been killed. Symptoms It is difficult to detect emerald ash borer in newly infested trees. Jagged hoi.es exca- vated by woodpeckers feeding on pre-pupal larvae may be the first sign that a tree has become infested (Fig. 5). When a tree has been infested for at least one year, the D-shaped exit holes left by emerging adults will be present on the branches and the trunk (Fig 4). Bark may split vertically above larval feeding galleries. When the bark is removed from infested trees, the distinct, frass-filled larval tunnels that etch the outer sapwood and phloem are readily visible on the trunk and branches (Fig. 3). An ellipti- cal area of discolored sapwood, usually a result of secondary infection by fungal patho- Figure 5. Jagged holes left by woodpeckers gens, sometimes surrounds larval feeding galleries. �,-�,.,,;. ° �-,`�'D�,' Serpentine tunnels excavated by feeding larvae interrupt the transport of nutrients and '" �`'' water within the tree during the summer. Foliage wilts and the tree canopy becomes - �: �� increasingly thin and sparse as branches die. Many trees appear to lose about 30% ��" to 50% of the canopy after 2 years of infestation and trees often die after 3-4 years of infestation (Fig. 6). Epicormic shoots may arise on the trunk of the tree, often at the margin of live and dead tissue. Dense root sprouting sometimes occurs after trees die. Emerald ash borer has killed trees of various size and condition in Michigan. Larvae have developed in trees and branches ranging from 2.5 cm (1 inch) to 140 cm (55 inches) in diameter. Stress likely contributes to the vulnerability and rapid decline of infested ash trees. However, emerald ash borer has killed apparently vigorous trees in woodlots and urban trees under regular irrigation and fertilization regimes. Bibliography Yu, Chengming. 1992.Agrilus marcopoli Obenberger. In Xiao, G., ed. Forest insects of China. 2d ed. Beijing, China: China Forestry Publishing House; 400-401. Translation by Houping Liu, USDA Forest Service. Figure 6. Much of the canopy is dead on a Jendek, E. 2002.Agrilus planipennis fact sheet. PDF file provided by Eduardo Jendek, heavily infiested ash tree. Institute of Zoology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovak Republic. Resources Visit the followi�g websites for information on emerald ash borer biology,identification,ma�agement,quarantines and related topics: 1.Michigan Multi-Agency Emerald Ash Borer Web Site:http://www.emeraldashborer.info 2.USDA Forest Service: http:J/www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/eab/ 3.Michigan Department of Agriculture:http://www.michigan.gov(keyword emerald ash borer) Contact your State Department of Agriculture,State Forester,or County Extension Office for more information. Authors: Deborah G.McCullough,Associate Professor,Dept.of Entomology and Dept.of Forestry,Michigan State University Steven A.Katovich,Forest Entomologist,USDA Forest Service,Northeastern Area State and Private Forestry, Forest Health Protection. Prepared by: Photo credits: � ,,.� USDA Forest Service Northeastern Area, David L. Cappaert and Howard Russell, Michigan State University and Steven A. Katovich, USDA Forest S A Slate 8 Private Forestr Service. �•.� Newtown Square,PA � �- . ti � � � �� . �� - � �� . � � �� ,�, �`; �, � �� i,�,� �R � .�,4 � � �:� �� ' a� �` 8 .� � ,�� . �'; � �� x�� '�'�``� Our forests are threatened by nonnative insects that �can kill large numbers of trees. Three recently introduced insects—emerald ash borer, Asian longhorned beetle, and Sirex woodwasp—are wood-infesting species that can be transported long distances in firewood. Once transported into new areas, these insects can become established and kill local trees. We must 5�� $�� of these insects and protect our forests and trees. ��{�� : • Le�Ue fire�ro�d at ��o��—do not trans�or� i� to ca�a�ga°��s or parks. � �l��e #irer�� f�� a�� rces. � I� you h��r� r��a�� b��, b�arn a!! of i� ��,�r� I��,vv�� campsite. - . r ' r —�— ,� .. „� — - "�""R,z � � ' T"` •". - .r �� . r , �� - �^ — ��+��: ;� . _ _ ��° .a. . , , • , ,y�.�. a ��. , r' �� f !�` � . . , , .. — � ��. ii� � 4 s j � '� . 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For more information,visit the following Web sites: �q�„sE,�� USDA Forest Service www.emeraldashborer.info Northeastern Area www.na.fs.fed.us/fh U�S �'-'• P � �-+ State and Private Forestry www.aphis.usda.gov/ppq/ep '"`"'°'°��`°� � NA-PR-02-06 April 2006 www.na.fs.fed.us The USDA is an e ual o ortunit rovider and em lo er. + Cit of McHenr y ,.�, y . -�, .� . �: 333 South Green Street y „ � . McHenry,Illinois 60050-5495 ,,, _ � ,�, - , . - -� Pernlitted Street":[:'rees Intermediate and Laxge Trees a.re not permitted under overhead utility wires. Small Trees(less than 25') Mature Intermediate Trees Mature Large Trees Mature Hei ht 25-00' Hei ht over 40' Hei ht .'�nelanchier x g;randifl�ra Cercidiphyllum japonicu.m Acer freemanii(Armstrong A le Servicebe ZO-25' (Katsuralree 40' Ma le) 6p° Cercis canadensis(Eastern Corylus colorna(Turkish Acer miyabei(State Street Redbud 15-20' fIazelnut 40-50' Mivabe Ma le} 5p' Cc�rnus mas(Cornelian Cherry Ostrya virginiana Acer niQrum. Dogwoad) 20-25' (E-Io hornbeam) 2�-40' {131ack.Ma l.e) �(1' C;rataegus crusga(]i var. Phellodendron amurense Acer platanoides cv. inennis(Cocks�ur Hawthoni) 20-30' `Macho' (Norway 1�2aple) (Amur Corktree) 30-45' Crataegus viridis(Winter Kin� Prunus maackii Columnare Sj' Ila.wthan�) ?0-25' (Amur Cherr�) 20-30' Malus species: Prunus sargec�tii(Sargent Easy Strect Si' Cher �) 3U-40' Donatd Wyman 20-25' "I'ilia euch(ora(Redmond C;rimson Sentry 40' Linften 35-50' �.ciatns 20-25' Tilia cordata(Littlelea:f 35-60' rl.cer rubrum cv.(R.ed Linden Ma le Prairiefire 15-20' 'I'ilia cordata ev. Autumn I�l�une 50' Su ar"l�-me ]5-20' Green.s ire 40-50' 13owha1l 5Q' Prunus virginiana `Schubert' Chancellor 35-��0' Franks Red �0' (Cariacla E2ed Ctiokebem,�) 20-25' Sy�ringa pekinensis(Peking Cllenleven 35-40' October Cilory 50 Lilac ?p-3p' Syringa reticulata cv. Tures 40-50' Acer saccharum cv. {Japanese Tree Lilao-Ivory 2U-25' (Sugar Maple) Silk Green Mountain t0' Celtis laevigata(Stz�ar Hackbcrr 4p' CelYis occi.dentalis F[ackberrv) (p' Uinko biloba cv. (Uinlco E'rinceton Senlry 40' Aututnn Gotd 50' Cleditsia triac�tn.thos var. inertnis cv.(Honev locust) �1-loraine 60' Shylin.e E(Y Gymnc�cladus diaiaus (Keutuckv Cofiee tree) fiQ' (J7mus:ti9:orton(Accolade �lm) 60' U7m.us cv. Homestead&New I loriroz�I:;lm ,50' Pioneer&Re al Elm 60' Clerk's Office and Public Works, Parks and Police Administration Building and Zoning Recreation (Non-Emergency) (815) 363-2100 (815)363-2170 (815) 363-2160 (815) 363-2200 Fax(815)363-2119 Fax(815)363-2173 Fax(815)363-3186 Fax(815)363-2149 www.ci.mchenry.il.us � Cit of McHenr y ,,, y � . �, ., �: 333 South Green Street y McHenry,Illinois 60050-5495 �� d � i ! - - -�. Tree Species Ap�roved for Plantin� on Private Propertv Within the Boundar of the Cit of McHenr � Norway Maple—Acer platanoides Scaxlet Oak—Quercus coccinea Ohio Buckeye—Aesculus glabra Shingle Oak—Quercus imbricaria Common Horsechestnut—Aesculus Hippocastenum Pear, Callery—Pyrus calleryana Riverbirch—Betula nigra London Planetree—Platanus cerifolia American Hornbeam—Carpus coroliniana Dawn Redwood—Metasequoia glyptostroboides Bitternut Hickory—Caxya cordiformis Sweetgum—liquidambar styraciflua Shagbark Hickory—Carya ovata Tulip tree—Liriodendron tulipifera Black Walnut—Juglaus nigra Zeklova, Japanese—Zelkova serrata Eastern Red Cedar—Juniperus virginiana Catalpa—Catalpa speciosa American Larch—Larix laricina European Black Alder—Alnus glutinosa European Larch—Larix decidua Black Tupelo—Nyssa sylvatica Red Mulberry—Morus rubra Whitespire Birch—Betula platyphylla `whitespire' Black Hills Spruce—Piceu glance densata Pagoda Dogwood—Cornus alterni folia White Oak—Quercus alba Amur Maple—Acer ginnala Swamp White Oak— Quercus bicolor Paperbanlc Maple—Acer griseum Burr Oak—Quercus macrocarpa Flowering Crabs—Malus supp. Red Oak—Quercus rubra Magnolia, Cucumber tree—Magnolia acuminate Bald Cypress—Taxodium distichum Magnolia, Saucer—Magnolia x soulangiana White Cedar—Thuja occidentalis Magnolia, Star—Magnolia stellata Basswood—Tilia Americana Douglas fir—Pseudosuga menziesii Black Oalc—Quercus Velutina Eastern White Pine—Pinus strobus Chesnut Oak—Quercus prinus Swiss Stone Pine—Pinus cembra Chinkapin Oak—Quercus muehlengergii Norway Spruce—Picea abies English Oak—Quercus robur White Spruce—Picea glanca Sawtooth Oak—Quercus acutissima All Trees Listed as Permitted Street Trees Clerk's Office and Public Works, Parks and Police Administration Building and Zoning Recreation (Non-Emergency) (815) 363-2100 (815) 363-2170 (815) 363-2160 (815) 363-2200 Fax(815)363-2119 Fax(815)363-2173 Fax(815)363-3186 Fax(815)363-2149 www.ci.mchenry.il.us CITY OF McHENRY TREE CITY USA° �PLICATION FOR PERMIT PLANTING OF PARKWAY TREES Name: Address: Phone#: 1. Type of tree to be planted: 2. Please mark the area in the parkway with a stake where the tree will be planted. 3. Requirements for tree placement on the parkway. a. Trees must be spaced a minimum of 40 feet apart b. Trees must be centered in the parkway c. Trees must be 10 feet from fire hydrants and driveways d. Trees must be a minimum of 5 feet from underground utilities e. Only the small trees listed on the Permitted Street Tree sheet maybe be planted under overhead utility lines The planter/owner of the parkway trees also agrees to the following: • Contact Forestry Division at(815) 363-2160 for tree placement • Do not attach any wire or rope to the tree. • Call J.U.L.I.E. at 1-800-892-0123 for utility locations at least 48 hours in advance of planting tree. • The City shall retain the right to maintain and remove the tree if necessary. Signature of Applicant Date Supervisor Date o Approved ❑Not Approved Comments Copy to:Forestry Division File/Inventory City of McHenry 'r��cr��sA' Parkway Tree Removal Permit Name: Address: Phone: 1. Type of tree to be removed: 2. Reason for tree removal: 3. When will tree be removed: 4. Company or Firm who will be removing the tree: Name Add ress Phone Signature of Applicant Date Supervisor Date Comments: Copy to:Forestry Division File/Inventory AGENDA ITEM #2 Miller's Riverfront Boat Launch — Update The City of McHenry recently had the opportunity to purchase the rights to a public boat launch for Miller's Riverfront Park site. The sale of the business property has altered our plans at this time. The city still has several options for the future development of this site into a motorized launch site for our residents. These options include: - Purchase of the rights for a public launch from an existing site. - Donation of rights from a site not currently in use. - Development of a launch site if rules and regulations on the Fox Waterway System are revised by U.S.Army Corps of Engineers. Staff has met with the Corps of Engineers on 6/28/0� to discuss our interest in providing a motorized launch at this time. Funding for this development can be secured with grant funds. The State of Illinois Boat Access Area Development Program provides financial assistance to local government agencies for the acquisition, construction and renovation of public boat and canoe access areas on Illinois lakes and rivers. The city received grant funding for the initial development of the Miller Riverfront Park project. Attached to this agenda is an IDNR document that lists the highlights of this program. • DNR • Page 1 of 2 .� � � tt , . �. ,, , , , : � ,� �� . � � � �� . �: . � � , � � ,. _. ,. �Rod R, Blagojeuich, Gavernar DNR Links Office of Architecture, Engineering and Grants � Office of Architecture, IDNR Home Engineering and Grants About DNR � Director's Office Agency Offices -Director Home Page Disabled Outdoors -Office Staff Get Involved ii, -Office of Management& Grant Info ,�� ; ��`I��•�I r�� I��I�i��ll lyslt ; Budget Kids&Education �l ' � � � � -Capital Mandatory Safety - Development Board Programs �Architecture&Engineering -Architecture& Lodges/Leasing Engineering Home Page More Links -Division Staff Outdoor Recreation � '�' -Conservation World Parks&Recreation s� Renovation Project Publications -Pere Marquette Visitor Center Research/Surveys The Boat Access Area Development Program provides financial assistance -ace State Museums to local government agencies for the acquisition, construction, and C�+ Grant Administration Endangered Species expansion/rehabilitation, including necessary A/E services, Of pUbIIC bOdt -Grant's Home Page �� s�� and canoe access areas on Illinois' lakes and rivers. The program provides up to 100% of approved project construction costs and 90% Of a -Grant Staff News ppl'OV2d _Grants-in-Aid Programs land acquisition costs. Grant awards are limited to a $200,000 annual Illinois Facts maximum per project. -osu�,� Living -BAAD Health&Wellness -Trails Grent Programs Working -Bicycle Path program Visiting -Snowmobile Learning �'�+ -STEF Business -OHV Public Safety � - -RTP �.� Technology -Online Application Government Instructions Help Home ;�,: ��"� "„� � -Heavy Equipment Crew ,� z,,,, `� -Bridge at Frank Holten SearCh �� y` � ,„ ,��y.�cw Back to OAEG Home Page ,�„ s..�� , �� GO � x3,� ��"` ��. ,�; „ : ��e^��' '�� .. _,�.a��^. o' DNR Cal-Sag Channel/Howe's Landing,�Alsip _.� Illinois [IL Search Tipsl Applications for grant assistance must be received by IDNR between July and September 1 of each calendar year. Grant awards are typically announced the following spring. Revenue for this state funded program is derived from marine motor fuel tax and boat/canoe registration fees. Examples of eligible project activities include: �Water frontage land acquisition for public access areas; and •New construction or renovation of: • boat/canoe launching ramps and courtesy docks; . restrooms and security lighting; . parking areas, access roads and walkways; and . other boating related facilities deemed appropriate by IDNR. �" yComulete and Submit your Boat Access Area Grant Application http://www.dnr.state.il.us/ocd/newboat2.htm 8/2/2007 AGENDA ITEM #� McHenry Shores Beach/Fuhler Pro�ertv Sale On Thursday, July ig, 200�, the McHenry County Conservation District approved the purchase of the 45+ acre Fuhler Property south of the McHenry Shores neighborhood. This parcel was identified in the City of McHenry Park and Open Space Master Plan as a potential site for future open space acquisition. This site has also been on the Conservation Districts high priority land acquisition list for many years. The State of Illinois owns waterfront property in this area and a small portion of our McHenry Shore Beach is actually owned by the State. The ball field located south of Beach Drive is on State and Conservation District property. A large map will be available at the committee meeting to illustrate the multiple ownerships and location of city park facilities in this area. Staff has met with the Director of the Conservation District and the Site Superintendent of Moraine Hills State Park to discuss future cooperative efforts in the development and use of this property. There is the possibility of a jurisdictional transfer of land from the State of Illinois to the Conservation District of all of the State owned property on the west side of the Fox River. This property would be an extension of the Stickney Run Conservation Site south of State Park Road. This land transfer would not include the Lock and Dam site and related facilities. Staff will give an update on this acquisition and its positive impact on the city. AGENDA ITEM #4 Bike Path Plan Implementation The City of McHenry approved the Community Park and Trail Plan in 2005. Since that approval there have been several significant improvements in the development of dedicated bike paths in McHenry. The Legend Lakes and Boone Creek subdivisions have installed bike paths along Dartmoor Drive that allow access from Boone Creek(Fox Ridge Park) west to Draper Road. Park Ridge Estates has a bike path along Dartmoor Drive that provides access to the McHenry County Prairie Trail at the east end. This short trail section provides access to the Prairie Trail for residents in the southwest side of McHenry. These bike paths have been installed as part of the public improvements required by the city. The city will need to properly post the appropriate bike route signs along these new bike paths. These signs will identify the bike paths and encourage residents to use them for variety of recreational uses. These uses would include walking,jogging, cycling and inline skating. Bike route signs can be purchased and will be installed with the assistance of the Public Works Department. Signs will be installed according to recommended traffic safety standards in residential areas. These signs will be installed on the bike paths highlighted in pink on the attached bike path and trail plan maps. SIGN INFORMATION - Sample will be displayed at Committee Meeting Size: 24 x i8" Color: White Letters/Symbol on Green Cost: 50+ quantity Engineer Grade $i5.go/each Hi Intensity Performance $2�.85/each Does not include post and hardware Delivery: 5-�days from order Vendor: Traffic Control &Protection,West Chicago, IL � • •y C O K L Y N � 5{1 __F:'��1 f�t'��-��-�f�/r.��s a�.�_ a.�._. 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