Department of Finance Tel (914) North Avenue Fax (914) New Rochelle, NY REQUEST FOR BID

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1 Department of Finance Tel (914) North Avenue Fax (914) New Rochelle, NY Michael Lewis Acting Commissioner City of New Rochelle New York REQUEST FOR BID To: All Prospective Bidders BID SPEC No To DATE SENT: July 29, 2016 Furnish and Plant Trees DATE DUE: August 24, 2016 NOTE: Bids are due by 3:00 p.m. No late bids will be accepted! Respond to: City of New Rochelle Purchasing Office/Dept of Finance 515 North Ave. New Rochelle, N.Y INSTRUCTION FOR RESPONDING TO THIS BID 1. Vendors interested in bidding on the referenced items should read the entire document. The vendor must complete all sections of this document including the VENDOR DATA SECTION and sign where indicated. Your signature identifies your acceptance of all terms and conditions herein. 2. All vendors must fill in the prices being requested in the places and formats indicated. All blank spaces in said bid shall be filled in and no changes shall be made in the phraseology, or in the items, terms and conditions contained therein. 3. Completed bids should be sent to the address identified at the top of this page. 4. Please indicated the bid specification number and due date on the outside of your submitted bid. 5. The City of New Rochelle is a sponsor of the Westchester Affirmative Action Equal Employment Agreement and encourages all minorities to submit bids. Firms qualified and certified as Minority Business Enterprises (MBE) and Women Business Enterprises (WBE) are strongly encouraged to submit bids.

2 Instructions, Terms and Conditions, Spec. # Submission of Bids Each bid must be in a separate sealed envelope, clearly labeled with vendor name, bid number and due date and addressed to City of New Rochelle, Department of Finance-Purchasing Office, City Hall, New Rochelle, New York All bids must be properly signed and received by the time and date specified in order to be valid. 2. Award of Bids Awards will be made, if at all, to the "lowest responsible bidder" meeting the specifications. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids or portion thereof, or any bids that are vague, incomplete or indefinite. 3. Withdrawal of Bids The submission of the bid proposal shall constitute an irrevocable offer which shall remain in full force and effect until the bid proposals received by the City are either accepted or rejected. Proposals may be withdrawn at any time prior to the bid opening. 4. Bid Deposits Bid deposits, if required, will be returned to unsuccessful bidders after the bid has been awarded. A successful bidder's deposit will be returned after a written contract has been executed, or after a performance bond, if required, has been accepted by the City. 5. Bid Format Bidders are advised to become familiar with all conditions, instructions and specifications governing this bid. Once the award has been made, failure to have read all the conditions, instructions and specifications shall not be cause to alter the original bid. All bids must be priced per unit specified in the bid specifications or on the bid form submitted, and must be signed and dated. In the event of a discrepancy between the unit price and extension, the unit price will govern. No exceptions will be allowed with regard to errors made in the computation of a bid. Purchases by the City of New Rochelle are not subject to any federal, state or local taxes. Do not include any of these taxes when bidding or invoicing. Exemption certificates will be furnished upon request. 6. Substitutions Any deviation from specifications or indicated brand shall be clearly stated and fully explained by accompanying specification sheets with submitted bid. Samples shall be supplied by the vendor, at no charge to the City, upon request. The City reserves the right to accept equals approved by it. If exception to indicated brand is not noted, bidder is required to deliver brand specified. 7. Delivery of Product All delivery are to be considered inside delivery to locations as specified by the authorized City agent. All items must be guaranteed against faulty material and workmanship and delivered as such. Deliveries of incorrect or faulty items will be rejected and returned at vendors expense. Failure to deliver within the specified time maybe cause for cancellation of the order. 8. Shipping Terms Shipping terms will be considered F.O.B. Destination and without charge for containers, packing, etc., unless specified on the bid and the cost thereof quoted. 9. Payment Terms The City of New Rochelle shall pay invoices at net 30 days after receipt of invoice and of material; whichever is later, unless alternate terms are indicated on the bid. 10. Collusion Clause By submission of this bid, each bidder and each person signing on behalf of any bidder certified, and in the case of a joint bid, each party thereto as to its own organization, under penalty of perjury, that to the best of its knowledge and belief: A. the prices in this bid have been arrived at independently without collusion, consultation, communication or agreement, for the purpose of restricting competition, as to any matter relating to such prices with any other bidder or any competitor; and B. unless otherwise requires by law, the prices which have been quoted in this bid have not been knowingly disclosed by the bidder prior to the opening, directly or indirectly, to any other bidder or to any competitor; and C. no attempt has been made or will be made by the bidder to induce any other person, partnership or corporation to submit or not to submit a bid for the purpose of restricting competition. The bidder certifies that this bid is made without any connection with any other person making a bid for the same purpose, and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud, and that no elected official or other officer or employee or person whose salary is payable in whole or in part from the city treasury is directly or indirectly interested therein, or in supplies materials and equipment to which it relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof. 11. The City of New Rochelle is a sponsor of the Westchester Affirmative Action Equal Employment Agreement and encourages all minorities to submit bids. Firms qualified and certified as Minority Business Enterprises (MBE) and Women Business Enterprises (WBE) are strongly encouraged to submit bids. 2

3 STATEMENT OF NO BID RETURN THIS FORM ONLY IF YOU ARE SUBMITTING A "NO BID" It is the intent of the City of New Rochelle to afford all suppliers an equal opportunity to bid on all commodities, operating supplies, equipment and/or services as listed in this specification. In the event your firm declines to bid, kindly advise the City of New Rochelle Purchasing Department to that effect by completing and returning this document. City of New Rochelle Purchasing Department, We, the undersigned, have declined to bid on your Request for Quotation/Proposal Specification No To Furnish and Plant Trees for the following reasons: We do not offer this product/service We are unable to supply the product/service at this time We are unable to meet the specifications We are unable to meet the bond requirements Other: We understand that if the no bid letter is not executed and returned our name may be deleted from the list of qualified bidders for the City of New Rochelle. COMPANY NAME: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE #: 3

4 City of New Rochelle Spec. 5137, Tree Planting Objective: The objective of this contract is to complete, in a professional manner, city wide street tree planting project. One Hundred and Sixty (160) trees are to be planted by October 22, This project will include two years of tree maintenance to insure the proper establishment of these trees. Intent of the Specifications: It is the intention of these specifications to provide a set of directions that describe the manner in which the work for this contract is to be performed. These specifications are divided into the following four parts: PART I - GENERAL CLAUSES PART II - ITEM SPECIFICATIONS PART III - TYPES OF TREES, EXHIBIT A PART IV - PLANTING SITES, EXHIBIT B PART I GENERAL CLAUSES (A) Use of the Item Specifications (Part II) These specifications are intended to describe the work to be performed under this contract. The contractor must complete the work in accordance with the provisions outlined in each section of Part II: Item Specifications or any modifications thereof as described in any "Addenda Notes and Modifications". (B) Examination of the Site All bidders should visit the sites to acquaint themselves with the conditions and the scope of work involved. Additional compensation will not be paid to the contractor for work that may have been overlooked due to their failure to take into account all of the conditions that may effect the fulfillment of the objective. (C) Safety Precautions All work is to be protected by yellow or orange lights, cones, barricades, or other safeguards in accordance with uniform "Traffic Control" standards. Failure of the contractor to protect each area, in a manner acceptable to the Tree Inspector, may result in the required protection to be provided by the city and charged to the contractor. (D) Unsatisfactory Material or Work It will be the responsibility of the contractor to see that the specifications are being followed. Failure of the city to immediately reject any unsatisfactory materials or workmanship, or to notify the contractor of any deviations from the specifications, will not relieve the contractor of the responsibility to replace the materials or work that are later deemed unsatisfactory. Trees that are planted at a depth at which the root flare is not visible at the surface will be considered too low, unsatisfactory, and not excepted. Any materials or finished work, which in the opinion of the Tree Inspector, does not comply with these specifications, must be removed by the contractor and replaced at no additional cost to the city. 4

5 (E) Final Cleanup On a daily basis, the contractor must remove all construction equipment, tools and excess materials. Any debris or rubbish from any source shall be carted away from the site and disposed of outside of the City. Prior to final acceptance, the contractor must clean the site to the satisfaction of the Tree Inspector. (F) Guarantee & Maintenance The contractor must guarantee the life of the trees and will be responsible for providing all of the materials and labor that may be necessary in order to comply with the terms stated in the Guarantee & Maintenance section of the Item Specifications. Part II: ITEM SPECIFICATIONS, PLANTING OF THE TREES (A) Scope of the Work The bid price for each tree will require the contractor to: (1) Furnish all materials needed to plant quality specimens of the types of trees specified in the attached- EXHIBIT A, (2) Plant the specified types of trees, in the manner described, at the locations listed in the attached- EXHIBIT B, (3) Maintain the trees in the manner specified, and (4) Guarantee the trees in compliance with the terms of the contract. The City reserves the right to substitute planting location (if necessary), add to and delete from the number of trees depending upon the prices bid and available funds. (B) Time of Completion The awarded contractor must agree to complete all of the initial contract work on or before Oct. 22, The City shall reserve the right to penalize the contractor in the amount of $ per calendar day as liquidated damages for each day that completion is delayed beyond the date specified of completion. Also, all additional assignments must be completed by their assigned deadlines. Delayed completion of additional assignments beyond the deadlines will also be subject to the forementioned penalties. (C) Transportation and Delivery During digging, loading, shipping, unloading, and planting, care must be taken to protect the root balls and trees from damage. A burlap or cardboard wrap along the trunk is recommended. The tops of the trees must be tied in, with heavy twine to protect branches from being broken. To prevent desiccation, a tree cover must be tightly secured to the vehicles or trees during transport. (D) Inspection All plants may be subject to inspection and approval of the City Tree Inspector at the growing site, but approval and tagging at the growing site will not obligate the City of New Rochelle to pay for any plant until it has been delivered and planted in satisfactory condition at the planting site. The city reserves the right to inspect and tag plant materials for replacement of those that die during the maintenance and guarantee period. In such cases, all of the fore-mentioned standards will apply. 5

6 All trees that are damaged upon delivery to the planting sites will be rejected. Trees with root balls that are loose, broken, or excessively dry will be rejected. (E) Acceptable Materials (1) Burlap Any materials other than 100% Untreated Jute Burlap must be removed from the top and sides of the rootball upon planting. 2) Twine The tying material used in the balling of trees should be 3-ply sisal rope or an approved equal. (3) Fertilizer Upon planting, a granular or tablet form of fertilizer, must be added to the backfill. It must be used at the rate per caliper inch for trees that is recommended by the manufacturer. (4) Wrap The tree wrap must be 4-inch wide strips of burlap or tree wrap paper. (5) Bracing Stakes Bracing stakes must be of material that is commonly recognized and sold as tree stakes. All stakes shall be free from insects and fungi. The stakes must be pointed. The length must be no less than six feet (6'); the diameter at the middle must not be less than two (2") inches and no more than two and there quarter (2-3/4") inches; the diameter at the top must not be less than one and three quarters inches (1-3/4") and not exceed three inches (3"). (6) Wire The wire must be solid galvanized steel. 10 gauge or 12 gauge must be used. Other materials that are commonly recognized and sold as tree-bracing products may be used. (7) Hose Re-enforced rubber hose sections or suitable second hand material of one-half (1/2"), fiveeighths (5/8") or three quarters (3/4") inch diameter, must be used. The length must be long enough to thoroughly protect the tree from wire damage and not exceed eighteen inches (18"). (8) Topsoil This material must be a top quality, fine screened, loam that is commonly recognized and sold as topsoil. Topsoil must be of uniform quality, free from hard clods, stiff clay, hardpan, sods, partially disintegrated stone, coal, lime, cement, ashes, slag, concrete, tar residues, tarred paper, boards, chips, sticks or any other undesirable material. (9) Wood Chip Mulch Wood chips must be obtained from green material, and must be 1/8-inch nominal thickness and 50% having an area of no more than 3 square inches. The mulch must be free of stones, debris, leaves, twigs, excessive sawdust, insects and fungi. Double Hammermilled Cedar Bark is preferred. 6

7 (F) Planting operations (1) Placement Each tree shall be planted at the location as described in EXHIBIT B. Each tree is to be positioned were a stake will be driven and in line with the marking on the curb. (2) Size of the Planting Pits To allow for proper backfilling procedures, the pit diameter must be dug at least larger than the root ball diameter.* The depth of the planting hole must not be dug any deeper than necessary to set the trunk flare of the tree at the same level of the surrounding grade. 3) Planting Procedures The contractor will be responsible for locating all utility lines, service lines and underground sprinkler systems. This deems the contractor responsible for repairing any of the damages made to any of the fore-mentioned. In all locations where utilities are located, the contractor must dig the tree pits by hand. All trees must be set plumb and at the depth that allows for the top of the root flare (buttress) to be level with the surrounding grade. If it is necessary to take into consideration the compaction of the rootball soil due to mechanical digging, the top of the rootball should be set 1-3 inches higher than the surrounding grade. All trees planted on slopes which are ten percent (10%) or greater shall be set at the median depth of the pits sides. The surrounding grade must be cut or filled as directed by the City Tree Inspector. All burlap that is not 100% untreated jute must be removed from the top and sides of the rootball. * No trees should be backfilled in a manner that buries the root flare. Throughout the procedure, the backfill material must be tamped around the rootball to avoid air pockets. No sod should be backfilled into tree pits. When backfilled to two-thirds the height of the root ball all strings should be removed from around the tree, and the wire baskets and the burlap must be folded back. The Fertilizer must be added to the remaining backfill. The tree trunks must be wrapped with an acceptable material from the ground up to the first branch. The wrap must be secured with tape or sisal twine, not staples or tacks. The trees must be supported by two of the approved stakes, which are to be placed adjacent to the root balls, and driven no less than sixteen inches (16") below grade. The wires, with the hose protection included, are to be drawn taut enough to limit excessive trunk/ball movement. After the staking and wiring has been completed, the tops of all stakes must be cut to approximately four inches (4") above the wires. A soil ring that is approximately two and one-half inches high (2.5"), and capable of retaining water must be constructed around the tree. The diameter of this ring must be of the same width as the rootball. Each tree must be watered at the time of planting. The constructed soil ring must be filled with water and allowed to percolate completely before refilling. 7

8 The excavated planting area must be mulched with no more than a one-inch depth of the approved wood chip mulch. The mulch should not come into direct contact with the tree trunk at a depth greater than one-half inch (1/2"). (4) Pruning The trees must be pruned to remove all inferior, competing and crossing branches, along with all dead and damaged branches. The natural branching habit of the plant must be considered to maintain an aesthetically pleasing form. The branch collars must remain intacted where the branches are removed. (5) Disposal of Excavated Materials & Debris All excess topsoil, along with sod, root matter, subsoil and large stones that result from excavation of the tree pits must be removed from each site and disposed of properly by the contractor. Each day, all scraps of any materials that result from the planting & pruning operations at each site must also be removed. (6) Restoration of Damaged Property The contractor will be responsible for any and all damage made to property during the planting operations. All underground sprinkler systems must be repaired on the same day that the damages occur. All pavements, lawns, planted areas, structures and sub-structures that are disturbed by the contractor during the execution of the work, must be restored to their original conditions by the contractor. This work must be done at no additional cost to the city and in a manner that is satisfactory to the Tree Inspector. 8

9 (7) Guarantee & Maintenance a) Guarantee The contractor must guarantee the life of the trees that are planted under this contract for a period of two years. For the purposes of this contract bid, the first year will be from October 22, 2016 until October 22, 2017, and the second year will be from October 22, 2017 until October 22, The actual guarantee periods will be adjusted to coincide annually with the actual date(s) of installation completion. Any trees that show signs of shock, do not break dormancy, declines due to inadequate or improper maintenance, loses 1/3 or more of the head, or dies from whatever causes except that of theft or vandalism before the guarantee period expires will be considered dead trees and must be replaced by the contractor. b) Maintenance During the guarantee period, the contractor must maintain a sufficient labor force in order to maintain the trees in a proper manner and have the ability to perform any necessary operations efficiently and expeditiously. The contractor will be responsible for providing all of the materials and labor that are required to maintain the trees properly, including: watering, mulching, pruning, maintaining taut guy wires, staking and planting replacements. The contractor will be required to maintain the soil rings and water each tree with ten gallons of water a minimum of once a month while the trees are in leaf. Also, in the opinion of the Tree Inspector, if excessively dry conditions exist, additional- weekly, waterings will be required as directed by the Tree Inspector. All watering must be done as described in the Item Specifications: Planting Procedures section of this agreement. At the end of the first year of the guarantee/maintenance period, for each tree, the contractor will be responsible for: (a) removing and disposing of all stakes, wires and hose, (b) removing the soil rings, filling any holes and low spots, and grading the soil level around the tree to the match that of the surrounding grade, and (e) mulch the tree area to the depth of one inch (1 ) with approved mulch. (G) Inspections In the opinion of the contractor, when the various stages of the work are completed and ready for inspection, it will be their responsibility to notify the Tree Inspector. (H) Payment The bid price will be a unit price per tree which will cover all of the materials and labor that may be necessary in order to achieve the objective of the contract. Only the quantity of trees that are furnished, planted, and maintained successfully throughout the guarantee period will be paid for. Payment in full will not be made until the Tree Inspector approves that the contract has been completed successfully, as specified, and the objective of the contract has been achieved. To insure that all trees are planted, maintained, and establishing in a manner that will meet the objective 20% of the total contract cost will be retained by the City upon the installation. 10% will be released upon the satisfactory completion of the first year of maintenance services. 10% will be released upon the satisfactory completion of the second year of maintenance services. 9

10 (I) Inquiries Contact Paul Rebholz, Tree Inspector, at (914) if clarification on any aspect of this proposal is required. Part III- TYPES OF TREES TO BE PLANTED All plant names must agree with the nomenclature of "Standardized Plant Names" as adopted by the American Joint Committee on Horticultural Nomenclature 1942 Edition. The size and grade standards must conform to those of the American Association of Nurserymen unless otherwise specified. No substitution shall be permitted except by written permission of the city Tree Inspector. All plants must be nursery grown. Plantation grown plants will not be accepted. All plants must be at least twice transplanted. For any of the desired species, each tree must conform to the dimensions specified, demonstrate a normal habit of growth and have a balanced proportion of height and spread, as well as having strong central leaders, straight trunks, and compact and symmetrical heads. Also, each tree must be free of any insects, diseases, and damage. All roots encountered during the digging operation must be cut flush to the side of the ball with sharp loping or pruning shears. The root balls must be firm, compact, and tightly and adequately bound with burlap wrapping. They should be wrapped and laced as shown in the American Standard for Nursery Stock, ANSI Z Scholartree. The root balls cannot be artificially manufactured to meet the size requirements. No trees with root balls in loose, broken or lopsided condition will be accepted. ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS Bid responses will only be accepted from thoroughly competent, experienced and financially qualified landscaping and plant/tree nursery vendors whose qualification meet the requirements determined by the City of New Rochelle. The successful bidder must comply with all New York State Labor Laws including Prevailing Wage requirements. All bidders must provide a list of all materials to be used, including Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). Performance Bond Upon award of this contract, the successful contractor must supply a performance bond to the City of New Rochelle in an amount equal to the total amount of the award. Record Keeping Contractor shall, at any time during the terms of this award, render a report detailing all services rendered by the contractor throughout the installation period. Liability Requirements The successful bidder shall supply and maintain insurance which defends, indemnifies and holds harmless the City of New Rochelle, its officers, employees and agents from and against any and all liability, damage, claims, demands, costs, judgments, fees, attorney's fees or loss arising directly out of acts or omissions hereunder by the contractor or third party under the direction or control of the contractor. 10

11 The successful bidder must furnish the City with Certificates of Insurance prior to commencement of work. The required coverage shall not be less than the following: Workers Compensation Statuary Requirements N Y State Disability Coverage Statuary Requirements General Liability $2,000,000 Automobile Liability $1,000,000 Contractual Liability (Must be printed on certificate) INSURANCE CERTIFICATES SHALL NAME THE CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE AS ADDITIONAL INSURED PARTY AND SHALL STATE THAT (The following clause MUST be printed on Certificate of Insurance) ALL COVERAGE SHALL BE PRIMARY TO ANY OTHER INSURANCE COVERAGE HELD BY THE CITY The City of New Rochelle is named as an additional insured for all general and excess liability coverage based on the contractual liability of the Named Insured. Such general and excess liability coverage shall be primary to any other coverage carried by the City of New Rochelle with respect to acts or omissions of the Named Insured. "It is intended by the parties hereto that the general and excess liability insurance provided by the Contractor shall be primary to any other coverage carried by the City of New Rochelle with respect to liability coverage arising out of any acts or omissions by the Contractor. The City of New Rochelle will be named as an additional insured. Nothing contained herein shall be construed as making said general and excess liability insurance primary insurance for acts or omissions of the City of New Rochelle." General Information Please provide the following information: a) Name and title of executive in charge b) Name and title of supervisor in field c) Years of experience in landscaping business d) Contact person(s) and telephone number(s) that shall be contacted when service is required References All bidders must supply at least three (3) references, including contact persons name, address and phone number for which they have provided similar services

12 SPEC COST SUMMARY EXHIBIT A: Please quote your price per each tree to be furnished, planted, maintained and guaranteed in accordance with the specifications described herein. Abbreviations: Cal. - indicates the caliper of the tree trunk. B&B - indicates plants that are balled and burlapped. Zelkova serrata- Green Vase, Halka, or Village Green ( Zelkova) B & B, 3-4" Cal., Quantity: Unit Price: = Total Units Price: Acer rubrum- October Glory, Red Sunset, or Northwood ( Red Maple ) B & B, 3-4" Cal. Quantity: Unit Price: = Total Units Price: Sophora japonica- Regent, Fastigiata, or Columnaris ( Regent Scholartree ) B & B, 3-4" Cal. Quantity: Unit Price: = Total Units Price: Acer ginnala Flame ( Amur maple ) B & B, 3-4 " Cal. Quantity: Unit Price: = Total Units Price: Total Bid Price for Contract: Submitted by as authorized representative for, Dated. 12

13 EXHIBIT A Spec 5137 VENDOR DATA SECTION All bidders must complete this section, sign where indicated and include with your response. Your signature identifies your acceptance of all terms and conditions herein. SHIPPING TERMS: Unless identified below, freight will be considered F.O.B. Destination (no freight charged to the City). If your quote is F.O.B. Shipping Point (freight charged to the City) in addition to the prices quoted, please identify the cost of this freight. Please check one. F.O.B. Dest. F.O.B. Shipping Point - Freight Charges will cost DELIVERY: Date of delivery shall be PAYMENT TERMS: The City of New Rochelle shall pay invoices at net 30 days after receipt of invoice and of material, whichever is later, unless alternate terms are indicated. Alternate Payment Terms OPTIONAL INFORMATION: Please indicate if your firm is certified as a minority or women owned business. This information is requested for statistical purposes only and will not have any influence on the award process. Please indicate the appropriate status: WBE/MBE : business is certified as minority women-owned MBE : business is certified as minority-owned WBE : business is certified as women-owned ACCEPTANCE: As a representative of the identified company5, the signature below is authorized by said company and represents acceptance of all terms, conditions, and prices identified herein. By submission of this proposal/quotation, each bidder, and each person signing on behalf of any bidder, and in the case of a joint bid, each party thereto as to its own organization, under penalty of perjury, certifies that to the best of its knowledge and belief: A. the prices in this quotation have been arrived at independently without collusion, consultation, communication or agreement, for the purpose of restricting competition, as to any matter relating to such prices with any other bidder or any competitor; and B. unless otherwise required by law, the prices which have been quoted in this Proposal have not been knowingly disclosed by the bidder prior to the opening, directly or indirectly, to any other bidder or to any competitor; and C. no attempt has been made or will be made by the bidder to induce any other person, partnership or corporation to submit or not to submit a bid for the purpose of restricting competition. The bidder certifies that this Proposal/proposal is made without any connection with any other person making a Proposal for the same purpose, and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud, and that no elected official or other officer or employee or person whose salary is payable in whole or in part from the City of New Rochelle treasury is directly or indirectly interested therein, or in any portion of the profits thereof. Signature: Date: Print Name and Title: Company Name: Address: Telephone Number(s): Fax Number: (spec. #5137) 13

14 Spec.# 5137 Exhibit B: Planting Locations & (cross streets) Candlewood Rd Red Maple Tewkesbury Rd Zelkova Tewkesbury Rd Red Maple Tewkesbury Rd, at Williamsburg Close Zelkova Tewkesbury Rd, at Williamsburg Close Zelkova Tewkesbury Rd Amur Maple Tewkesbury Rd Amur Maple Williamburg Close Zelkova Williamburg Close Zelkova Adj. to 108 Tewkesbury Rd, at neighborhood park access Red Maple Tewkesbury Rd Red Maple Tewkesbury Rd Red Maple Tewkesbury Rd Red Maple Sunny Ridge Rd Zelkova Sunny Ridge Rd Zelkova Adj. to 26 Sunny Ridge Rd Red Maple Arbor Dr Zelkova Arbor Dr Zelkova Forest Ave Red Maple Forest Ave Red Maple Siebrecht Pl Zelkova Siebrecht Pl Zelkova Siebrecht Pl Zelkova 12 14

15 Siebrecht Pl Zelkova Cameron Pl, On North Ave Red Maple Cameron Pl, On North Ave Red Maple Cameron Pl, On North Ave Red Maple North Ave Red Maple North Ave Red Maple North Ave Red Maple North Ave Red Maple North Ave Red Maple North Ave Red Maple North Ave Zelkova Forest Ave Zelkova Pine Brook Rd, on Pell Pl. Zelkova Pine Brook Rd, on Pell Pl. Zelkova Pine Brook Rd, on Pell Pl. Zelkova Pine Brook Rd, on Pell Pl. Zelkova Fern St Zelkova Fern St Amur Maple Fern St Amur Maple Fern St Zelkova Coligni Ave Red Maple Coligni Ave Red Maple Courtlandt Ave Red Maple 21 15

16 Courtlandt Ave Red Maple Courtlandt Ave Red Maple Courtlandt Ave Red Maple Courtlandt Ave, on Courtlandt Ct Red Maple Courtlandt Ave Red Maple Courtlandt Ave Red Maple Courtlandt Ave Red Maple Courtlandt Ave Red Maple Courtlandt Ave Red Maple Courtlandt Ave Zelkova Courtlandt Ave Zelkova Orchard Pl Red Maple Orchard Pl Amur Maple Orchard Pl Amur Maple Orchard Pl Zelkova Orchard Pl Zelkova The Boulevard Red Maple The Boulevard Red Maple The Boulevard Red Maple The Boulevard Red Maple The Boulevard Red Maple North Ave., at ITC ScholarTree North Ave., at ITC ScholarTree 2 16

17 70. North Ave., at ITC ScholarTree North Ave., at ITC ScholarTree North Ave., at ITC ScholarTree Horton Ave Zelkova Horton Ave Red Maple Vaughn Ave Zelkova Vaughn Ave Zelkova Vaughn Ave Zelkova Vaughn Ave Red Maple Storer Ave Zelkova Storer Ave Zelkova Storer Ave Red Maple Storer Ave Red Maple Storer Ave Red Maple Storer Ave Red Maple Storer Ave Red Maple Storer Ave Red Maple Sickles Ave Zelkova Sickles Ave Zelkova Sickles Ave Zelkova Sickles Ave Zelkova Sickles Ave Zelkova Sickles Ave Zelkova 37 17

18 Sickles Pl Amur Maple Sickles Pl Amur Maple Sickles Pl Amur Maple Sickles Ave Amur Maple Sickles Ave Red Maple Sickles Ave Red Maple Edgewood Park Amur Maple Fifth St, in tree pit Zelkova Edgewood Park Zelkova Edgewood Park Red Maple Edgewood Park Red Maple Edgewood Park Red Maple Seventh St Amur Maple Seventh St Zelkova Seventh St Amur Maple Seventh St Amur Maple Pine St Amur Maple Pine St, Pine Ct Amur Maple Pine St, Pine Ct Red Maple Pine St, Pine Ct Red Maple Hill St Zelkova Hill St Zelkova Pelhamside Dr, On Hill St Amur Maple 17 18

19 116. Pintard Ave, opp 35, church Red Maple Pintard Ave, opp Pintard, church Red Maple Pintard Ave Zelkova Meadow Ln Red Maple Meadow Ln Red Maple Meadow Ln Red Maple Adj. to 166 Meadow Ln., along park Zelkova Adj. to 166 Meadow Ln, along park Zelkova Maple Ave Red Maple Maple Ave Red Maple Maple Ave Red Maple Maple Ave Red Maple Maple Ave Red Maple Maple Ave., at Blessed Sacrament Field Zelkova Maple Ave., at Blessed Sacrament Field Zelkova Maple Ave., at Blessed Sacrament Field Zelkova Lincoln St Zelkova Lincoln St Red Maple Lincoln St Amur Maple Lincoln St Red Maple Lincoln St Zelkova Lincoln St Red Maple Lincoln St Amur Maple 19 19

20 Lincoln St Amur Maple Lincoln St Red Maple Lincoln St Red Maple Hudson Park, along paths Red Maple Hudson Park, along paths Red Maple Hudson Park, along paths Red Maple Hudson Park, along paths Red Maple Hudson Park, along paths Red Maple Hudson Park, along paths ScholarTree Hudson Park, along paths ScholarTree Hudson Park, along paths ScholarTree Hudson Park, along paths ScholarTree Hudson Park, along paths Scholar Tree Davenport Park, parking towards benches area Red Maple Davenport Park, parking towards benches area Red Maple Davenport Park, parking towards benches area Red Maple Neptune Park, from adjacent to parking to along path Red Maple Neptune Park, from adjacent to parking to along path Red Maple Neptune Park, from adjacent to parking to along path Red Maple Neptune Park, from adjacent to parking to along path Red Maple Neptune Park, from adjacent to parking to along path Red Maple Neptune Park, from adjacent to parking to along path Red Maple 80 20