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Burke-Gilman Trail Vegetation Management Plan

 
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Management Unit 12

Management Unit 12: NE 125th St. to NE 145th St.
The trail is surrounded by single-family residences.

Map of Management Unit 12

M12E1

  • Remove invasive species.
  • Diversify overstory and understory using mixed planting palette.

Large enough section to act as break in row planting theme. Acts as a natural break in the row plantings that exist in this section of the trail. Removal of invasive species will allow for further development of understory.

M12W1

  • Consult with Geotechnical Engineers prior to implementation.
  • Increase diversity in understory in order to reduce risk of erosion.
  • Good area for use of Red-osier dogwood stakes.

Refer to Soil Erosion Control section for implementation approach.

M12E2

  • Remove invasive species to allow for improved performance of native understory.
  • Diversify overstory with introduction of conifers on west side of trail, and the addition of erosion control plants and deciduous trees to east side of trail.
  • Good potential for wildlife habitat development.

Native component is good throughout this site. The addition of conifers will enhance a potential wildlife habitat.


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Updated October 20, 2006
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PLANT PALETTES
      Wetlands
  Erosion
  Row Planting
  Native
  Mixed

compass - North is up.
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To learn more, contact Mark Mead at mark.mead@seattle.gov or (206) 684-4113.
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