CSIP #9: Insect and Disease Management- see Section 9

Managing Insect and Disease Problems - Community Forest Health

CSIP #10: Wildfire Protection

Wildlife Protection Plans
Firewise Communities
Species Selection and Fuel Reduction Programs
Fire Protected Related Outreach

Summary: There is no current known plan for wildlife protection. Therefore the Somerville Environmental Commission will investigate needs pertinent to Somerville, research solutions, consult with our fire officials and determine the need to write a plan.

CSIP #11: Tree Planting- see Section 9

Planting Trees – must remove wire baskets, quality planting stock, species selection

CSIP #12: Tree Recycling- see Section 8

Establish programs to recycle trees – free mulch from removed tree debris, Christmas Tree Recycling Program, Tree Removal Utilization Programs

CSIP #13: Sidewalk Maintenance Program- see Section 9

Promotes the establishment of a sidewalk maintenance program that encourages alternatives to tree removal through curbing and replacing sidewalks where appropriate

CSIP #14: Storm Water Management- see Section 8

Storm Water Management as it relates to Community Forestry – Leaf Pick Up Program

CSIP #15: Other

A Community Forestry practice that does not fit easily into one of the above practices but that can be justified as a valid community forestry practice

There is no current known need for another plan not fitting any categories above.

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