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Diseased pine tree removal projects along southbound Highway 1 will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the following dates and locations:
Monday and Tuesday, March 3 and 4: Southbound Highway 1 at Mesa Drive and S. Carmel Hills Drive near Carmel. Southbound traffic will be re-directed to northbound lane with delineation. Delays up to 30-minutes are expected. Residents of Big Sur, Carmel, Carmel Valley are advised to use Laureles Grade.
Wednesday, March 5: Southbound Highway 1 at Flanders Drive near Carmel. Southbound traffic will be delineated to turn-pocket. Delays up to 20-minutes are expected.
Thursday, March 6: Southbound Munras off-ramp at Highway 1 in Monterey will be closed. Five minute delays are expected.
Friday, March 7: Southbound Highway 1 near Fern Canyon in Carmel. Southbound closure with one-way traffic control on northbound lanes. Delays up to 10 minutes are expected.
The roadwork is being performed as a safety precaution to provide a safer route to travel. Motorists are advised to exercise caution when driving through highway construction zones.
For more information on this project and traffic updates on other Caltrans projects in Monterey County, call 1-877-448-6771 or see http://www.dot.ca.gov/dist05/paffairs/release.htm#mon.
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Work to remove traces of lead from the soil at Sportsmans Park near downtown Naperville is set to resume this spring, but the park district first needs some cooperation from Mother Nature.
Removal of trees in a 17-acre area where soil cleanup will take place was scheduled to begin this week, but was delayed because of cold weather, park officials said.
The tree removal will precede the second phase of environmental remediation to remove remnants of lead pellets used at the parks three trapshooting ranges until the pellets were banned in 1998.
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has approved plans for the work, after which the district hopes the site will be declared safe and in need of no further remediation.
Cleanup of Sportsmans Park began last fall after testing in 2012 confirmed suspicions the park was contaminated with lead from the shooting ranges it has housed since roughly 1948.
Martam Construction last fall removed traces of lead found outside the parks eastern fence line for $490,457.
Executive Director Ray McGury said the park district now is preparing to seek bids for the second phase of lead cleanup this spring to remediate a larger area inside the fence line. The work can begin once the ground thaws.
The company chosen will excavate and remove affected soil, then treat and replenish remaining soil in the 17-acre area.
But first, the park district must remove trees inside the zone where lead is present.
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This disease will cause brown, dry, blotchy spots on the leaves and may cause the leaves to drop. It can also be easily misdiagnosed as oak wilt. Anthracnose attacks many plants early in the season.
Apple scab causes apple and crabapple trees to drop their leaves early in the late spring and early summer. The leaves will have black and brown spots all over.
On the twigs, you’ll see a soft olive green growth and it will change to hard black knots in the fall. Large clumps of bark swell on the ends of branches and twigs of the tree. This disease mostly attacks fruit and branches. This disease is life threatening if not treated.
The symptoms of this disease are yellow or orange-brown to black discolored areas on the bark of the trunk and branches. The needles turn brown and the lower branches die back. This is most common on trees over 15 years of age.
The affected trees will show needles turning brown to gray at the tips. This may lead to an attack on the twigs and branches. The ends of the pines curl up and turn brown, typically on the lower branches of the pines.
A leaf spot disease creates spots on foliage. Spots are most often brownish, but may be tan or black. Concentric rings or a dark margin around the spot may be present. Trees and shrubs will have dark spotting on the leaves.
Infected needles usually turn red to brown from their tips beginning in winter or early spring. By mid to late spring the death of infected needles is well advanced giving diseased trees a red to brown fire-scorched appearance.
The disease is most active when new growth is wet. Normally the disease attacks in the spring. The new growth will turn brown and when the disease progresses too far, the plant cannot be saved.
The leaves will appear to have a white or gray film in the late summer causing the leave to turn brown and drop early. The wind can blow spores from leaf to leaf.
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