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Tree Application 1999w m MEMO HONORARY TRUSTEES SChair UDALL TO: Tree City USA Mayors and City Forestry Contacts Former Secretary of Interior EDDIEA FROM: John Rosenow, President Entertainer iner WILLIAM H. BANZHAF Tina Schweitzer, Tree City USA Coordinator Executive Vice President Society of American Foresters DOUGLAS BEREUTER DATE: August 20, 19 9 9 U.S. Congressman DONALD BORUT Executive Director TREE CITY USA APPLICATION FOR RECERTIFICATION National League of Cities DICK CAVETT Entertainer Your Tree City USA Application for Recertification for 1999 J. THOMAS COCHRAN is enclosed. The Completed application, including required Executive Director U.S. Conference of Mayors attachments for Standards 3 and 4, is due to your State DR. MICHAEL DOMBECK Forester's office by December 31, 1999. Chief USDA - Forest Service J. JAMES EXON The Foundation will write the mayors of winning cities Former U.S. Senator notifying them of recertification. Flags and Other recognition LADY St nw all,, Texas SON material, will be forwarded to your state urban forestry J. MICHAEL McCLOSKEY coordinator for distribution. Chairman Sierra Club MAXINE (MRS. FRANK) MORRISON TREE CITY USA GROWTH AWARD Former Nebraska First Lady JAMES C. OLSON J. Sterling Morton Biographer As a recertifying Tree City USA you may be eligible to PEARLIE S. REED apply for the Tree City USA Growth Award. only recertifying Chief USDA - Natural Resources Tree City USAs may . apply. Last year a 455 communities in 43 Conservation Service states received the Growth Award. ERNEST C. SHEA Chief Executive Officer Nail. Assn. of Conservation Districts A Tree City USA Growth Award application is enclosed. R. E. 'TED" TURNER Chairman Please look over the materials to see if your community is Turner Broadcasting System eligible to apply this year. If not, consider working toward a LAURENCE D. WISEMAN President Tree City USA Growth Award next year. A completed Growth Award American Forest Foundation Application should be submitted with your Application for BOARD OF TRUSTEES Recertification. TONY DORRELL Chair PRESTON COLE The State Foresters and the Foundation encourage receiving Vice Chair applications in advance of the December 31st deadline This RICHARD H. BEAHRS helps Spread out our work load and makes it easier to get HELEN OOSALIS MRS. LE E (CAROLYN) CRAYTON JR. g everythin done on time. It is especially important to have the MRS. LE LETICIA ROCHE C. FORTUNY application materials in early if your city celebrates Arbor Day DR. GARY HERGENRADER in January or February. PAUL JOHNSON BILL KRUIDENIER Thanks so much for your cooperation. DR. JAMES O'HANLON STAFF JOHN ROSENOW President O SUSAN McINTOSH KRIZ +W Executive Vice President Erloosures cc: State Foresters State Urban Forestry Coordinators P. S. Don't forget to mark the Fourth Tree City USA National Conference on your calendar September 28 -30, 2000. See enclosed flyer for more information. 1998 TREE CITY USA AWARDS Nebraska Forest Service University of Nebraska - Lincoln The Tree City USA award is given to a community in recognition of its outstanding work in developing, and maintaining a Community Forestry Program. The awards are presented annually by the National Arbor Day Foundation in cooperation with the Nebraska Forest Service. Note: Listed with each Tree City USA is the mayor's name and the community's longevity in the program (in parentheses). The National Arbor Day Foundation also honors communities with a Growth Award for those who have expanded their programming from the previous year. These communities are marked with the words GROWTH AWARD. Program Time: 12:00 noon Date: April 16, 1999 Location: East Senate Chamber Nebraska State Capitol Building Award explanation and comments: Dr. Gary Hergenrader Award presentations and comments: Governor Mike Johann 1998 Tree City USA and Growth Award Recipients Auburn - Annie Thomas (23) Allen - Dale Strivens (6) Alliance - Tom Palmer (7) Growth Award Arapahoe - Howard T. Davis (11) Arnold - Gary Mills (10) Battle Creek - Robert D. Buckendahl (9) Bayard - Vern Huck (6) Beatrice - John Bartels (12) Growth Award Beaver City - Steve Forbes (10) Beaver Crossing - Gerald Zieg (9) Benkelman - Dallas Chartier (4) Bennington - Dave Clark (10) Bertrand - Don Langenberg (6) Blair - Michael A. Mines (16) Boys Town - Rev. Val Peter (13) Growth Award Brady - Gerald Brown (7) Brainard - Ernest Vampola (6) Broken Bow - Vaughn Lyne (22) Cambridge - Barbara Langley (3) Growth Award Central City - Calvin Lepp (3) Growth Award Chadron - Mary Horse (9) Chappell - Duane Owen (8) Clay Center - David Bondegard (5) Columbus - Gary Giebelhaus (12) Growth Award Cozad - Catherine Walters (6) Creighton - Carmen Jacobs (8) Growth Award Crete - Judy Henning (8) Crofton - Vern Wuebben (7) Curtis - Kevin Brown (11) David City - Steve Smith (14) Doniphan - Dick Troester (5) Elkhorn - Phil Klien (9) Fairbury -Gene D. Siefford (13) Falls City - Marshall Maddox (7) Fremont - Donald B. Edwards (21) Friend - James Vossler (16) Gering -Doug Leafgreen (10) Growth Award Gothenburg - Larry Franzen (11) Grand Island - Ken Gnadt (13) Grant - (3) Gretna - Jim Warren (13) Growth Award Hartington - Gayle Hochstein (8) Hastings - J. Phillip Odom (9) Hayes Center - Barry Strasburg (3) Hebron - Randell Hergott (5) Hickman - Dennis Heckman (7) Holdrege - Mark Rona (6) Humboldt - John M. Stalder (14) Imperial - Dean Mitchell (14) Kearney - Peter Kotsiopulos (13) Kimball - Gregory J. Robinson (8) Lexington - John Tagot (2) Lincoln - Dale Young (22) Growth Award McCook - Flora Lundberg (14) Minden - George Piester (9) GLHISTRP Mon Dec 13, 1999 1:07 PM 08.10.99 ACCOUNT NUMBER JOB /PO ACCOUNT TITLE JOURNAL DATE PERIOD ACCT NO NAME + * ** City of Blair * * ** GENERAL LEDGER HISTORY REPORT CALENDAR 12/1999, FISCAL 3/2000 INVOICE NO CHECK NO REFERENCE OPER: PF PAGE 1 NET CHANGE DEBITS CREDITS ENDING BAL 0101452023 T TRAINING EXP /CONF REGISTR AP 3.76 .1/31/99 _ _4/99 9 9.99 DOUGLAS COUNTY 9102 _ _2. 2 20.00 AP 387 3/31/99 6 6/99 8 85 CITY PETTY CAS 9476 3 3 2 24.29 AP 387 3/31/99 6 6/99 8 878 UNL NEBRASKA F 9497 1 1 3 30.00 AP 388 3/31/99 6 6/99 2 223 LEAGUE OF MUNIREG 1 1 5 50.00 .. AP 394 4/30/99 7 7/99 8 85 CITY PETTY CAS 9724 5 5 1 13.23 AP 394 4/30/99 7 7/99 2 229 LONG PATRICK 9726 1 1 2 29.42 _ _ n � AP 410 7/31/99 -10/99 4 416TURFGRASS FIEL':10335 ': - -1 5 50..00 ( -------------- - 237.81 . - ------ --- - --- BUDGET - -00 ® .00 0101452024 D DUES AP 376 1/31/99 4 4/99 4 498 NEBRASKA TURFG.9096 ' '. 9 90:00 AP 376 1/31/99 4 4/99 2 264 'NATIONAL ARBOR 9097 1 1 2 25.00; AP 379 1/31/99 4 4/99 2 264 NATIONAL ARBOR 013199 ` ` 1 1 15.00 AP 5 5:0'0 AP '405 6/30/99 9 9/99 7 773 FRIENDS OF THE 10096 4 43...75 GL 760 6/30/99 9 9/99 A ADJUSTING --ENTRY REPORT TOTALS ------- - TOTAL DEBITS / CREDITS 741.56 175.00 GLHISTRP Tue Dec 14, 1999 1:37 PM City of Blair * * *"` OPER: PF PAGE 1 08.10.99 GENERAL LEDGER HISTORY REPORT CALENDAR 12/1999, FISCAL 3/2000 ACCOUNT NUMBER JOB /PO ACCOUNT TITLE NET CHANGE JOURNAL DATE PERIOD ACCT NO NAME INVOICE NO CHECK NO REFERENCE DEBITS CREDITS ENDING BAL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0101252023 TRAINING EXP /CONF REGISTR AP 376 1/31/99 4/99 999 DOUGLAS COUNTY 9102 1 20.00 AP 376 1/31/99 4/99 85 CITY PETTY CAS 9110 2 32.00 AP 388 3/31/99 6/99 223 LEAGUE OF MUNI REG 2 - --- 50.00 ---- ---- -- -- ------ - ----- BUDGET .00 102.00 .00 0101252024 DUES REPORT TOTALS - -° - -- ---- - -- --- TOTAL DEBITS / CREDITS 102.00 .00 j/ GLHISTRP Tue Dec 7, 1999 8:21 AM * * ** City of Blair * * ** OPER: PP PAGE 1 08.10.99 GENERAL LEDGER HISTORY REPORT CALENDAR 12/1999, FISCAL 3/2000 ACCOUNT NUMBER JOB /PO ACCOUNT TITLE JOURNAL DATE PERIOD ACCT NO NAME INVOICE NO CHECK NO REFERENCE NET CHANGE DEBITS CREDITS ENDING BAL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0101652040 BUILDING MAINTENANCE AP 358 10/31/98 1/99 61 BOB ERIC OCT 1 220.00 AP 368 11/30/98 2/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 9542 1 3.00 AP 368 11/30/98 2/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 9930 1 4.98 AP 368 11/30/98 2/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 9946 1 9.95 AP 384 2/28/99 5/99 159 GEMPLERS INC 0654320002 2 64.01 AP 384 2/28/99 5/99 159 GEMPLERS INC 0654320003 1 14.68 AP 384 2/28/99 5/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 14299 1 2.00 AP 388 3/31/99 6199 737 A M LEONARD IN 4675680001 3 39.93 AP 388 3/31/99 6/99 737 A M LEONARD IN 4675680001 4 39.93 AP 388 3/31/99 6/99 117 DICK'S ELECTRI 4610 1 78.40 AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 61 BOB ERIC APRIL 99 1 165.00 AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 458 MOBILE COMMUNI 13429 1 480.00 AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 17558 1 3.00 AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 17869 1 12.93 AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 17894 1 16.99 AP 400 5/31/99 8/99 45 BLAIR FEED MIL 11112 1 20.00 AP 400 5/31/99 8/99 61 BOB ERIC MAY 1999 1 220.00 AP 400 5/31/99 8/99 86 COAST TO COAST 2961 1 4.00 AP 400 5/31/99 8/99 216 KLANDERUD LAWN VETS 1 1,100.00 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 310 OLSON & STEWAR LIGHT 5/99 1 300.00 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 338 R & R WELDING 14625 1 65.00 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 18458 1 19.67 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 18796 1 8.99 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 18870 1 3.29 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 19071 1 26.01 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 19181 1 15.98 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 19263 1 3.00 AP 402 5/31/99 8199 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 19307 1 16.97 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 19458 1 16.15 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 19475 1 2.98 AP 406 6/30/99 9/99 61 BOB ERIC 660 1 220.00 AP 406 6/30/99 9/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 19653 1 4.04 AP 406 6/30/99 9/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 19747 1 19.84 AP 406 6/30/99 9/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 20524 1 9.96 AP 406 6/30/99 9/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 20730 1 11.97 AP 407 6/30/99 9/99 149 FRAHM SERVICES 063099 3 20.00 AP 412 7/31/99 10199 61 BOB ERIC 0694 1 220.00 AP 412 7/31/99 10/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 21319 1 4.99 AP 412 7/31/99 10/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 221346 1 12.99 AP 412 7/31/99 10/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 22047 1 12.95 AP 417 8/31/99 11/99 61 BOB ERIC AUG99 1 10596 220.00 AP 417 8/31/99 11/99 117 DICK'S ELECTRI 4796 1 10616 105.00 AP 417 8/31/99 11/99 338 R & R WELDING 15122 1 10701 93.00 AP 417 8/31/99 11/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 23284 1 10706 14.54 AP 417 8/31/99 11/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 23411 1 10706 5.23 AP 417 8/31/99 11/99 347 REYZLIK ACE HA 23459 1 10706 3.00 AP 417 8/31/99 11/99 353 S E SMITH & SO 63195 1 10712 10.36 AP 417 8/31/99 11/99 353 S E SMITH & SO 63242 1 10712 11.35 AP 417 8/31/99 11/99 990 WHITEHEAD'S GR 586 1 10744 27.98 AP 418 8/31/99 11/99 149 FRAHM SERVICES 083199 1 10634 :'1,000.00 AP 422 9/30/99 12/99 61 BOB ERIC SEPT 99 1 10816 220.00 GLHISTRP Thu Nov 18, 1999 11:16 AM * * ** City of Blair * * ** OPER: PF PAGE 1 08.10.99 GENERAL LEDGER HISTORY REPORT CALENDAR 11/1999, FISCAL 2/2000 ACCOUNT NUMBER JOB /PO ACCOUNT TITLE NET CHANGE JOURNAL DATE PERIOD -- ------- ---- -- ----- ------ ACCT NO ---- --- NAME --- ---- ---- INVOICE NO CHECK NO REFERENCE DEBITS CREDITS ENDING BAL ' 0101452041 TREE & -- SHRUBS - - - -- — ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 47 BLAIR GARDEN C 04/22/99 1 392.62 AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 905 KNESS SIGNS 2390 1 900.00 AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 694 ROD'S TREE SPA 1458 1 180.00 . u1 4p ) AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 808 SIFFRING LANDS 14399 1 210.00 AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 149 FRAHM SERVICES APRIL 99 2 220.,00 AP 406 6/30/99 9/99 935 LEONARD BOB 063099 1 150.00 AP 407 6/30/99 9/99 149 FRAHM SERVICES 063099 2 ;L9 00 AP 412 7/31/99 10/99 824 FRAHM'S STUMP JULY 99 1 70.00 AP 422 9/30/99 12/99 149 FRAHM SERVICES 9/27/99 1 10850 ". 1,620.00" AP 431 10/31/99 1/00 47 BLAIR GARDEN C 428 1 11020 68.00 AP 431 10/31/99 1/00 47 BLAIR GARDEN C 376 1 11020 1,940.35 AP 431 10/31/99 1 /00 808 SIFFRING LANDS 1627 1 11134 156.00 BUDGET .00 - ----- ---- - - -- - ---- --- -- ---- 5,925.97 .00 REPORT TOTALS TOTAL DEBITS / CREDITS 5,925.97 .00 GLHISTRP Thu Nov 18, 1999 11:17 AM * * ** City of Blair * * ** OPER: PF PAGE 1 08.10.99 GENERAL LEDGER HISTORY REPORT CALENDAR 11/1999, FISCAL 2/2000 ACCOUNT NUMBER JOB /PO ACCOUNT TITLE NET CHANGE JOURNAL DATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PERIOD ACCT NO NAME INVOICE NO CHECK NO REFERENCE DEBITS CREDITS ENDING BAL 0101052041 TREE STUM REMOVAL /PLANT AP 395 4/30/99 7/99 149 FRAHM SERVICES APRIL 99 1 :, 5,225.00 AP 402 5/31/99 8/99 149 FRAHM SERVICES MAY 1999 1 6,480.00 AP 407 6/30/99 9/99 149 FRAHM SERVICES 063099 1 120.00 AP 410 7/31/99 10199 748 SWANSON TREE S 10339 1 1,185.00. AP 418 8/31/99 11/99 149 FRAHM SERVICES 083199 2 10634 5,440.Ofl r AP 422 9/30/99 12/99 824 FRAHM'S STUMP 1326 BUTLE 1 10851 120.00' AP 422 9/30/99 12/99 748 SWANSON TREE S 435187 1 10938 t 1,320 .00 AP 431 10/31/99 1 /00 149 FRAHM SERVICES OCT 99 1 11052 ;3,035.00 BUDGET .00 -- ------ - - ---- ---- ------ - --- 22,925.00 .00 REPORT TOTALS TOTAL DEBITS / CREDITS 22,925.00 .00 GLHISTRP Thu Nov 18, 1999 11:16 AM * * ** City of Blair * * ** OPER: PF PAGE 1 08.10.99 GENERAL LEDGER HISTORY REPORT CALENDAR 11/1999, FISCAL 2/2000 ACCOUNT NUMBER JOB /PO ACCOUNT TITLE NET CHANGE JOURNAL DATE PERIOD ACCT NO NAME INVOICE NO CHECK NO REFERENCE DEBITS CREDITS ENDING BAL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 01U1252041? TREE STUM REMOVAL /PLANT AP 412 7/31/99 10/99 824 FRAHM'S STUMP JULY 99 2 95.00 -- -- -- ------ - - ---- BUDGET .00 ----- -- --- 95.00 .00 REPORT TOTALS TOTAL DEBITS / CREDITS 95.00 .00 1 , -19 wry EF, J a ti O u ' f ec I101 ltt ttlr ►c°e of Soilry ce �nle► Ilse Ira►l . at six locations ac ross the st�ur s� M arch, 199 sponsor Tree ree Care Worksllolls tilouglr many Ole serv vrill sp , the tnaiYl foetrs of the Workshops soil to tree lr ree date infornlation about tree Care to ' ti l5 , 1C The I1Nl,ebras 1e tree cara� is ottat rovide basic and advance , p "These wo rkshops Pro sloe ►. 'this year's progratll will focrgs on the irnp e ers, a Y1d otllea' s who w ©Y'lCav/1tll�i tech 4 . 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P) P.. 0 0 V'. 0 w 4 0 C, Oro) 0 O a - w I pa 0 q UQ -d a, a r j CD 0 E; In 0 tm n 0 0 t-j p (Y 0 w CL cr 0 " RA VD - 0 1-4 Id a .o 'on PW 0 0 0 ' O 'd C) M) 1 0 p, pyj P . rs w) 0 (D f R, ------------ no 1- d V EV�l r,. R w a 0"', 0 (D a 0 w R t. P - 1 0 rn 4 *b CD H f14�d 0 (A p CD 04 - 4 Up 0 cr cy . CD :0 Q cp q C) kLe . to I 4 Di - . " \r' L � ' �!'q P. " 1 11 C 11 9 "� -'. 0 0 fl 4 P. Qq dQ CA ( . D u n Ul R� :l to c C) r I . 0 f ZAL S C) cl Ll tin A CD PD g i ei t- Zvi 0 in .111 .q 0 0 (R CD OCI f� 0 0 0 q 00 C M 0 (0 ml 8 cm, 0 0 PI) M F.I. cc,, U) c 0 ri "a 0 ti 1 0 C � 1-6 The National 211 N. 12th Street o Lincoln, NE 68508 a 402 - 474 -5655 o www.arborday.org March 3, 2000 HONORARY TRUSTEES STEWART UDALL Chair Former Secretary of Interior EDDIE ALBERT Entertainer WILLIAM H. BANZHAF Executive Vice President Society of American Foresters DOUGLAS BEREUTER U.S. Congressman DONALD BORUT Executive Director National League of Cities DICK CAVETT Entertainer J. THOMAS COCHRAN Executive Director U.S. Conference of Mayors DR. MICHAEL DOMBECK Chief USDA - Forest Service J. JAMES EXON Former U.S. Senator LADY BIRD JOHNSON Stonewall, Texas J. MICHAEL McCLOSKEY Chairman Sierra Club MAXINE (MRS. FRANK) MORRISON Former Nebraska First Lady JAMES C. OLSON i. Sterling Morton Biographer PEARLIE S. REED Chief USDA - Natural Resources Conservation Service ERNEST C. SHEA Chief Executive Officer Natl. Assn. of Conservation Districts R. E. "TED° TURNER Chairman Turner Broadcasting System LAURENCE D. WISEMAN President American Forest Foundation BOARD OFTRUSTEES TONY DORRELL Chair PRESTON COLE Vice Chair RICHARD H. BEAHRS HELEN BOOSALIS MRS. LEE (CAROLYN) CRAYTON JR. LETICIA ROCHE C. FORTUNY DR. GARY HERGENRADER PAULJOHNSON BILLKRUIDENIER DR. JAMES O'HANLON STAFF JOHN ROSENOW President SUSAN McINTOSH KRIZ Executive Vice President The Honorable Michael A. Mines Mayor of the City of Blair 218 South 16th Street Blair, NE 68008 Dear Mayor Mines: Congratulations to Blair on being named as a 1999 Tree City USA and Growth Award recipient! As we begin the new century, it is especially appropriate to recognize the value of trees to our communities. The trees we plant and care for today will cool and beautify our cities, increase property values, help clean the air and water, and conserve energy for years to come. The Tree City USA award indicates that you take your municipal tree -care responsibilities seriously. , An effective community forestry program is an ongoing process of growth and renewal - -a program of planting and care that continues through the years. The Growth Award recognizes your commitment to this process of environmental improvement and higher levels of tree care. Tree City USA is sponsored in cooperation with the National Association of State Foresters and the USDA Forest Service. State foresters are responsible for the presentation of the Tree City USA flag and other materials. We will forward your awards to Kate Paul in your state forester's office. They will be coordinating the presentation with you. It would be especially appropriate to make the presentation of the Tree City USA award part of your Arbor Day celebration. Again, congratulations on receiving this national recognition for your tree -care program. IIK �m ` REE CITY USA Ah�� Mail completed application with requested attachments to your state forester no later than December 31. The TREE CITY USA award is made in recognition of work completed by the city during the calendar year. Please provide information for the year ending. (Some states require information in addition to that requested on this application. Check with your state forester.) As of the city of Blair I herewith make application for this community to be officially recertified as a Tree City USA for 19 9 9 having achieved the standards set forth by The National Arbor Day Foundation as noted below. (year) Standard to A Tree Board or Department List board members, and meeting dates for the past year; or name of city department and manager. Please see attached " A " Standard 2: A Community Tree Ordinance Check one: 19 Our ordinance as last submitted is unchanged and still in effect. ❑ Our ordinance has been changed. The new version is attached. Standard 3: A Community Forestry Program with an Annual Budget of at Least $2 Per Capita Total community forestry expenditures ................................................................ ............................... $ 62, 6 01. 75 Communitypopulation ............................................................................................ ............................... 7,500. Attach annual work plan outlining the work carried out during the past year. Attach breakdown of community forestry expenditures. Standard 4: An Arbor Day Observance and Proclamation Date observance was held April 23, 1999 Attach program of activities and/or news coverage. Attach Arbor Day proclamation. Please type or print the following: Mayor or equivalent Name: Michael A Mines Title:•o Address: 219 South',Ifth Street City, State, Zip: Blair, NE 68008 Title 12 -15 -1999 Date City Forestry Contact Name: Pat Long Title: Park & Recreations Superintendent Address: 218 South Street City, State, Zip: _Blair, NE 68008 Phone #: 402 -426 -41 91 Phone #: 402-426-4191 NOTE: Application will not be processed without Standard 3 and 4 attachments. C ertific ation (To Be Completed By The State Forester) (Community) The above named community has made formal application to this office. I am pleased to advise you that we reviewed the application and have concluded that, based on the information contained herein, said community is eligible to be recertified as a Tree City USA, for the calendar year, having in my opinion met the four standards of achievement in urban forestry. Signed Date State Forester Person in State Forester's Office who should receive recognition material: Name• UPSAddress: City, State, Zip Agency: Phone #: (Title — Mayor or other city official) TREE CITY USA STANDARD 3 FI1'�TANCIAL I ORICSHEE T Community: _ City of Blair Number of trees planted: 38 Number of trees pruned: 115 Number of trees removed: t _ MUNICIPAL COMMUNITY FORESTRY EXPENDITURES Tree Planting and Initial Care Include cost of tree purchases, labor and equipment for planting, planting materials, stakes, wrapping, watering, mulching, competition control, etc. Tree Maintenance Include pruning, insect and disease management, fertilization, watering, etc. Tree Removals Include cost of equipment, supplies, labor, etc. Management Include public education, professional training, memberships, salaries, street and park tree inventory. Other Include any other expenses not already mentioned. Briefly describe. TOTAL MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES Year: 1999 $ .-31.864.00 $ 25,879.00 $ 548.75 COMMUNITY POPULATION 7, 50G. 00 To qualify for Tree City USA total expenditures must be at least twice population. Transfer these two numbers to Standard 3 on application and attach this sheet to application. OTHER COMMUNITY FORESTRY EXPENDITURES Utilitv Line Clearance Utility trimming expenses are allowed only if the utility is a partner in the city's tree program and has implemented a tree planting program and proper pruning methods as recommended in the Tree Line USA program. $ -0- Volunteer Time Value of volunteer labor and other contributions from civic organizations. S 256.00 (Front) CO- A d" - UTIN = FOPEE-STRY PROGRAM AN DUAL RETORT A._„_ Adopted conaMunity tree ordinance E. - Held Arbor Day celebration B. A ded educationaUtraining program: F. .L Removed ° dead/dying treeeg ® ® State Community Forte Conference 'Frye Care Workshop Other C. Plantedd trees: street -Ii park- -!Other G.® field - tree adtrhory board meetings DT Pzintedl g educati-onal publications ctlhen H. prunliag activities a -, - 77 ork p aCC j: Flerse check a that apply and add any 2d A. A Remove ® dead/ d ring Lees F. Start annual inspection of all public trees B._z Continue maintenance pruning of trees v C"7 PlaLt try: g street ' park =ether .® A tM-nd educad=alftraining Pros G.,® Celebrate Arbor Day I. Develop education program for communhY E.® Apply for Tree City USA Recertiflcation, & Growth Award Comer• AP376 1 -31 -99 4 -99 999 Douglas County 9102 2 20.00 AP337 3 -31 -99 6 -99 376 UNL Nebraska F 9497 1 30.00 AP 339 3 -31 -99 6 -99 223 League of Muni Reg 1 50.00 AP 410 7 -31 -99 10 -99 416 Turfgrass Fiel 10335 1 50.00 AP 376 1 -31 -99 4 -99 493 Nebraska Turgrass 9096 1 90.00 AP 376 1 -31 -99 4 -99 264 National Arbor 9097 1 25.00 AP 379 1 -31 -99 4 -99 264 National Arbor 013199 1 15.00 AP 405 6 -30 -99 9 -99 773 Friends of the 10096 1 43.75 AP 431 10 -31 -99 1 -00 264 National Arbor 11091 1 15.00 AP 431 10 -31 -99 1 -00 93 Nebraska Turfgrass 1 100.00 2000 Dues AP 436 11 -30 -99 2 -00 264 National Arbor Dues 11 -99 1 15.00 AP 436 11 -30 -99 2 -00 264 National Arbor Dues 99 1 25.00 326.75 AP 376 1 -31 -99 4 -99 99 Douglas County 9102 1 20.00 AP 333 3 -31 -99 6 -99 223 League of Muni reg 2 50.00 70.00 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 N 0 0 0 0 0 0 M LO 0 0 0 m (D co m m 0 Id u i q q q- q c! q cq q cq 9 q q o Lq (Q Lq q q (1) ) 0 d) ONOOOOO 10 LO IL V) lqr C) 0 cu U a- r C) N a) 0 0 0 0 0 0 C3 0 0 0 0 n a 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 n m q q q q 9 q q q q q q q q q 9 q 9 q q q q 9 (U a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 Nt 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 LO LO 0 0 --R -R * -0 -OR 'o'R uR -OR 'OR .q -0 '0 0 o o o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o E 0 0) 0 0 0 0 0 0 E ai 3 0 z U- 12 0 0 0 0 CD n 0 0 o O X00 0 0 0 0 CD 0 0 0 0 0 z 0 0 0 0 0 a E r-ro-2 0) w + 0 CC) 0 0 m 1 (0 0 --U Cl) . 0 :r; LL 0 1 6 (n ❑ Ul N (14 LO 2 M 0 — M C� 0) 0 10 tu IL 0 -a -a F- E + 0 0 �dl cli = 0 0 'r- 0 0- 0 M ca < < iL a ¢ 0 0 C) 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 CD 0 0 0 0 C) CD 0 CD 0 0 0 0 0 0 (D 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 d 6 6 0 6 6 6 6 6 0 ci ci 6 C; C=i ci d 6 6 6 6 to LL .2 o W CL a 0 n 0 0 0 n 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 a n 0 a n 0 a C) �"� < O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M C W — 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 (14 OD (0 0 M 0 0 Lo LO N CIL N 0 m 0 co a CT W L6 C6 C6 (6 C_ %' CL E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CD n 0 0 0 n a 0 0 n 0 0 n 0 q 0 0 0 0 q q q q q q q q q q q q 9 q q q q 15 0 O ui 0 0 0 CD M < << — — M M 0 0 N m I- M 0 C, q 0 w N U3 N COO N ❑ E 0 O a n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 C3 0 CD 0 0 0 0 n co 0 t6 w 0 0 0 0 0 0 w n 0 CD 0 0 0 c6 m 0 E; 0 OD 0 0 CD C3 - m 0 FT 0 q (D 0 - co 0 , W ❑ . co (O P, - C'. sm . 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AS, Arbon Day is row Observed tfatougltotrt the nation ar0 tire. wc°�r &I, and A i IAjpj�i, .� <F, tr€:ges can reduce the erosion of our precious topsoil by wt,a�l and t v�11;r;; cut heating and roclirrg costs, rr�oc�letate the temperature, clean the air, produce ce oxygen and provide habitat for wildlife, and k i trees a �; r r?evv�able resource giving us paper, wood for Our e . I)orares, five/ for our fires and countless otfrer wood products, and vj , j�RE trees in our city increase; property values, enhance the economic i , vitality of business areas, and beautify our community, and E t a ;a � , tr'z1,9s are a source of joy and spiritual I lewal, and Blair has been recognized as a Tree City USA by The National Arbor Clay Foundation and desires to conttnrte its try ?e °l�f�ar�ttr�� vl�ayS, i t�� T l :i -' , �, licha el i� linos, Mayor of the City of Blair, � under the authority vested in rrre by law DO HEREBY } 1'lr Jt ta�tll rl the 3r clay of prrl, 1999, as RW �° ter tla�' � City of Blair, and 1 urge all citi7ens to support efforts to cure for our r s t �� �' trees �; r r o hands a.10 to �,apl)t rt our c,it,� s corninur�ity f; r� tn� prgr "arrr; VW lf f I urge all citi c rs to i lent trees to gladder the hearts darrc promote tta .well °tieing +�tpf, ser"rt arrd future generatibris, t�.•'t tl trs k -1 d €ay i) f At r tls , f . 9 t , r � ppfi Mail completed application with requested attachments to your state forester no later than December 31. As Mayor of the city of (Title — Mayor or other city official) I herewith make application for this community to receive the Tree City USA Growth Award as we © certified as a Tree City USA last year and have submitted an Application for Recertification this year. * spent at least as much on our community forestry program this year ($ 62 , 601.75 ) as we did last year ($ 17.338. QO ) (fill in amounts reported on Tree City Applications.) earned 10 or more points according to Growth Award Eligible Activities (which were new or significantly improved this year.) ® attached documentation for each Eligible Activity for which we seek recognition as listed below. (Appropriate documentation includes narrative descriptions, copies of documents, copies of printed brochures and newspaper clippings.) Date ACTIVITY ELIGIBLE ACTIVITY NUMBER NAME B9 Plans for donations City Forestry Contact who can answer questions about the application, Pat Long Superintendent Name Title 218 South 16th Street Address Blair NE 68008 402 - 426 -4191 City, State, Zip Phone # # OF POINTS DESCRIBE BRIEFLY EARNED (attach documentation) TOTAL POINTS 1 ENTERPRISE 1KRIDAY, GCTDBER IS, 1999 ' M ZIT u n � rjjj � J, , 150 �x T try' x'� C F 't'`k'"� eY', t'�v� :��� `3'�> x j! ,1 1 0 -�A N AT IV W gq FaA PW- IM 01111, g N ih -M si l v- Wly I N . M - s r T s t �r itarl��r�tT' r, +��- �` --d a. C V Lg- MV y�, 1 a gr W r �' . 4 t J t F x'' {; � �T ��'s+�' ° i� � c :y�„.k.kJ Ty � ti"�w� k - WIE RO x t 'M V --N "M nw'lk- nJW,0-, .Trees-fromOPPD The 39 trees that have b ' een planted along Washington Street as part of the downtown improvement.projpct were funded by ,a $5,000: grant from OPPD. Pictured with one of the ornamental pear trees are Stave Heston, OPPD area manager in Blair, Blair Mayor Mick Mines, Patty Flugges, Blair Area Chamber of Commerce director, and Jeff." Hall of Blair, a member of the OPPD board of directors. Besides ornamental pears, skyline locusts and -ornamentEill'crab$ were also ,.- planted along Washington. Thb donation brings t6bearI9 6,000 OPPD has donated to plant treesf6r various - Sh 6'a ir-4"'i . " 0 e . 1 prlojc i, )e City of Blair contracted with the Omaha firm of HGM ,associates, Inc. to design and engineer the downtown safety and renovation project. Washington Street is being widened to accommodate a fifth traffic lane for left turns. Sidewalks will be replaced between 18th and 15th and ramps will be installed to many downtown businesses to provide access for persons with disabilities. T ..es and period v]r -.,,e fllghts anchor the decorative aspect of the project, DO W TOWN BL, A, IR !gU:D%A'S second M:Dnuml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IMI aib (a Vibraphone Jazz Musician FAMN-1 IN 10 1 'X %rt �D" 'Oplaaz"70 Bring your ar I Jc basket, blankets and the whole f, nily. * LIU I'D * MR ..."I'Hun el THE ENTERPRI FRIU Y, JULY 2, 1999 4+.�' 1s � 08 1 a lth 41 1 y SIP G`,c�+7 ® /, �JStt�tt1 z' ppP Tae usua iJ {;]t �'i b. Have you ever seen a maple tree- that does not have any limbs? What about an oak tree whose leaves look like the edge of a saw? What about a maple tree whose leaves .are so thin that it looks like a spider? These trees plus literally hundreds of others are found in the Blair park system, one of the best kept secrets in Blair, in my opinion. Recently, as a partof the "S ummer- time in the Country tours,Neillensen, president oftheFiiends of the Arbore- turn, and I led a group of participants through the trees at Black Elk Park. In preparing. for and leading this ;;zoup, I again was astonished by'the great diversity of trees that are found in the parks. It is said that the Blair park system is second only to Arbor Lodge in Nebraska City for the diver - sity and beauty of the trees found in Nebraska. Otie only has to walk tlirough either Black Elk Park, Arbor Park b/liddle Schcol, or SteyerPark to see this diversity. Among others, two individuals .'stand out as being the leaders in devel- oping these parks. Ralph Steyer, of course, was one of the best. However, people tend to forget the contribution of Gene 'olomon to the work that vitas done in the pack system the last 20 years. lZalph was a leading proponent for the Statvvide Arbore- tum in Nebraska. He believed that an arboretum was.a place to try trees that were notsupposed to grow in this area to see if they would. If they didn't, it was no big thing, but if they did, it was quite an accom- plishment. Both S teyerPark and Black Elk Park are filled with trees that were not supposed to grow in Blair, but did. What aro some trees that can be Pat td'�_ comer" By T, rnra mj�lptga cam d7 found? AtSteyerPark, for example, on the south sideof theroad justeastof the shelter, one can find a 25 foot colum- nar-maple tree. This is the tree that does not have any limbs. It is like a pole with leaves and is one of the most unique of all trees in the park. The spider maple is found Loth in SteyerPark and Black Ell-, Park. It gets its name from the leaves of the tree that are maple shaped, but very narrow. It is a novelty tree for this area but is doing well in the park system at both loca- tions. At Black Elk Park, viewers can see two types of English oak. One of the trees has a short trunk massive branches and a rounded form. The other tree is a columnar tree that is very narrow but has grown to a height of 30 feet. Both are English oaks and have very beautiful leaves. Also located at Black Elk Park is a planting of three hedge maple trees. This is a very small tree that reminds one of ivy. It originates from Europe and is very seldom found in the wild. In England it is actually used as a hedge for the highways. Here they are a beautiful compact tree. One would also like to view the plantings of east- ern larch, which are found both in Black Elk and Steyer Park. This tree, along with the bald cypress, are the only common conifers that lose their needles in the.fall of the year. In the fall, it is a verybeautiful yellow color. Three types of ashes am located in Black Elk Park. These include the common green ash, the white ash, and the blue ash.. There are several oaks located in the parks. The sawtooth oak is an oak that has a leaf that is not typical of oaks. It is a simple leaf whose edges look like a saw. In the same location, viewers can also find three trees known as shingle oaks that have aleaf that is not oak -like but again is a simple leaf. It grows extremely well at the location in the park. I could go on and on about the various trees. However, to appreciate these trees, one must go out and take a look at them. Many of the.trees, particularly in SteyerPark, do have identification on them. ArborPark School hasjustdone a fantastic job in getting signs on their trees. The Friends of the Arboretum are working hard to get all of the trees identified in the parks. The Parks Department is also to be commended in getting the parks ready for our use. I encourage everyone to take some time to look at the trees in the Blair park system. I think it would be an excellent family activity for anyone who enjoys trees. 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D 0 2 b (D LU I F" o LL , (D T) (D C: - - (/) v 0 4 (D DA >, :1 0 :r- :E z . a - (D J: a) = c - a c �c a) , — Fr- D CD 0 4- U 0 70 C) c : p a) - 0.9 C 0 (D :p 0 c .:) c: C a) 4- 0 U- ..- a) 0 0 L- 0 (4 < > 0 W - 0 0 a) 0 o 2 a) 0 a) C: C - u a) r- E E 0 E a) -0 0 (D a) MA 4--o 4- o a) 0 0 0 C) F2 1 - Left, students Justin Heng, Zach Rothermund and Samantha Erickson help Blair parks director Pat Long spread wood chips around a tree they planted in the new Ridge View Park on Arbor Day. PROGRESS 1999: SeCL IV Friday, .. January 29;1999 W . A Chlorosis Solutions Plant Selection for Sustainable Landscapes Local Issues Adjourn Registration svill begin at 8.45 am. Program will begin at 9 atis andepidno later Man 4pm. Workslipp Dates and Locations March 23 - Douglas County Extension Office, 8015 West Center Rd, Omaha Contact: David Mooter, Community Forester (402) 444-7804 Mia•ch 24 - Lancaster County Extension Office, 444 Cherrycreek Rd, Lincoln Contact: Rich Lodes, District Forester Assistant (402) 472-3646 March 25 - Northeast Community College, Lifelong Learning Center, 601 E. Benjamin, Norfolk Contact: Steve Rasmussen, District Forester (402) 370-4000 March 30 - Panhandle Research & Extension Center Auditorium, 4502 Ave 1, Scottsbluff Contact: Doak Nickerson, District Forester (308) 632-1238 March 31- West Central Research & E xtension Center, Hwy 83 and State Farm Rd, North Platte Contact: Rachel Allison, District Forester Assistant (308) 532-3611 - ext 161 April 1- Hastings Community College, Cedar Room of the Dawson Building, Hastings Contact: Scott DeWald, District Forester (402) 762-3535 Workshop Ilegistratioll There will be a registration fee (collected at the door) to cover workshop costs, including workshop materials and refreshments. Lunch will be provided at Scottsbluff, North Platte and Hastings. The registration fee at Lincoln,_ 0111,111it and Norfolk is$15. The registration fee at Scottsbluff, North Platte and Hastings is $20 and will include lunch. Pre-registration is not necessary for Lincoln, Omaha and Norfolk. If you plan to attend at Scottsbluff', North Platte or Hastings please fill out and return the pre-registration form so that we can get an approximate lunch count. Purchase orders will be accepted. Certified Arborists CEUs The ISA and the NAA have each assigned 6.00 Continuing Education Units to this workshop. Information For more information call the contact person listed for your local workshop or call/write to David Mooter, Nebraska Forest Service, 8015 West Center Rd., Omalia, NE 68124 (402-444-7804) email - dtnooter@zml.edu 24 NTEB =CRASS TIELD DAY AND TRA, SF�o w John Seaton Anderson Tihfgm-ss and Ornamental Research Facility University of Niebraska-Linco'ln Agricultural ;research L Developinent Center MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1999 SPONSORRIEED BY- COOPERATIPEEXTENSION, CENTER FUR GRASSLAND STUDIES, TURF SCIENCE TEAM, AGFJ CULT ZFAAL RESEARCEDMSION & NEBRAS., TZ7RFGRASS F-0Lq0ATj0,V Turf & Ornamental Program 9AM Registration 9-10AIM Industry Exhibits 10-11:30ATVI Cultivar and Management Evaluations 11:30-12:30PM Valenti - io's Lunch 12-1:00PM Industry Exhibits 1:00-23 )OPM (Choose Tour 1, Tour 2, or Tour 3) Please check choice Golf Course' P rogram 9AM . . Registration 9-10AM Industry Exhibits 10-1 1:30AM USDA Greens Construction A Systems Approach to Disease Management; Bufflalograss for Golf 11:30-12,30PM Valentino's Lunch 1:00PM Golf (for NGCSA members and gues ottilly" , est s L7-Tour I-Turfgrass and Ornamental and Insect Identification & Evaluations 1 0iour 2-Cultivar & Management Evaluations OTour 3- Planting Bed Design & Management