C&O Canal National Historical Park Standard Operating Procedure: Hazardous Tree Risk Management Plan

C&O Canal National Historical Park. 2021. C&O Canal National Historical Park Standard Operating Procedure: Hazardous Tree Risk Management Plan. Cultural Landscape Management Plans. U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service. Hagerstown, Maryland

The Hazardous Tree Risk Management Plan (HTRMP) for C&O Canal National Historical Park is a comprehensive mitigation plan offered as a model for an approach to hazardous tree management in the NPS. The Plan utilizes composite risk management methodologies in order to reduce the threat of injury, death, or property damage caused by mechanical/structural tree failures, while preserving the natural environment and identified heritage specimens. The document outlines definitions, inspection procedures, roles and responsibilities, and application of the plan at C&O Canal National Historical Park.

Type
Published Report
Authors
C&O Canal National Historical Park
Date of Issue
2021
Publisher
U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service
Units
CHOH
Keywords
arborist, defective tree, facilities, hazard tree, HTRMP, landscape maintenance, maintenance, risk assessment, risk management, safety, tree inspection, tree removal
Subjects
CRIS-CL: 600275: Antietam Village

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