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X-WR-CALDESC:Trees and the Law:  A City's Perspective\nThe Ike Owings Commu
 nity Center\nHunter Memorial Park\n8830 Gurley Road\nDouglasville\, Georgi
 a  30134\n\nInformation for community leaders in cities - from their posit
 ion and what they need to know\n\n10:00 – 10:15 a.m.		\nWelcome: Mary Lynne 
 Beckley\, Georgia Tree Council\nRepresentative from City of Douglasville\n
 \n10:15 – Noon	Mark Duntemann\, Senior Consultant\, Natural Path Urban Fore
 stry\nMark will speak on tree-related litigation concepts and processes\, 
 tree risk management strategies\, and what cities need to know in tree lit
 igation cases.\n\nMark created Natural Path Urban Forestry in 1988 as an u
 rban forestry consulting business. Since then\, he has overseen projects a
 cross North and South America and Europe. Mark is an ISA Board-Certified M
 aster Arborist (RM 131B) and instructor for the Tree Risk Assessment Quali
 fication. He presents internationally on topics of tree risk and urban for
 estry policy development. Mark serves as an expert witness in numerous tre
 e-related litigation cases and uses this experience to inform his perspect
 ive on tree risk management. \n\n\nNoon – 12:45 p.m.		Lunch (provided)\n\n12
 :45 – 2:00 p.m.	Dr. Arnold “Beau” Brodbeck\nExtension Specialist in Communi
 ty Forestry & Arboriculture \nAuburn University\, Auburn\, Alabama\n\nDr. 
 Brodbeck will present on his study on how communities large and small are 
 addressing risk and liability in trees.  He will present findings in his s
 tudy on how Alabama communities mitigate risks associated with increasing 
 storm frequency and address liability concerns related to trees. The proje
 ct employed a qualitative research process to elicit emergent themes\, and
  interviews were conducted with participants directly associated with urba
 n forest management in 22 Alabama communities of varying sizes.  \n\nSpeak
 ers will take time for questions and answers during their sessions.\n\nAdj
 ourn\n\n\n3 ISA Certified Arborist\, Municipal Specialist\, and BCMA Manag
 ement CEUs will be available.\n3 Forester CFEs\, category 1.\nLandscape Ar
 chitects and others will receive a professional development / certificate 
 of attendance for their CEU files.\n\nLunch is included.
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DESCRIPTION:Trees and the Law:  A City's Perspective\nThe Ike Owings Commun
 ity Center\nHunter Memorial Park\n8830 Gurley Road\nDouglasville\, Georgia
   30134\n\nInformation for community leaders in cities - from their positi
 on and what they need to know\n\n10:00 – 10:15 a.m.		\nWelcome: Mary Lynne B
 eckley\, Georgia Tree Council\nRepresentative from City of Douglasville\n
 \n10:15 – Noon	Mark Duntemann\, Senior Consultant\, Natural Path Urban Fore
 stry\nMark will speak on tree-related litigation concepts and processes\, 
 tree risk management strategies\, and what cities need to know in tree lit
 igation cases.\n\nMark created Natural Path Urban Forestry in 1988 as an u
 rban forestry consulting business. Since then\, he has overseen projects a
 cross North and South America and Europe. Mark is an ISA Board-Certified M
 aster Arborist (RM 131B) and instructor for the Tree Risk Assessment Quali
 fication. He presents internationally on topics of tree risk and urban for
 estry policy development. Mark serves as an expert witness in numerous tre
 e-related litigation cases and uses this experience to inform his perspect
 ive on tree risk management. \n\n\nNoon – 12:45 p.m.		Lunch (provided)\n\n12
 :45 – 2:00 p.m.	Dr. Arnold “Beau” Brodbeck\nExtension Specialist in Communi
 ty Forestry & Arboriculture \nAuburn University\, Auburn\, Alabama\n\nDr. 
 Brodbeck will present on his study on how communities large and small are 
 addressing risk and liability in trees.  He will present findings in his s
 tudy on how Alabama communities mitigate risks associated with increasing 
 storm frequency and address liability concerns related to trees. The proje
 ct employed a qualitative research process to elicit emergent themes\, and
  interviews were conducted with participants directly associated with urba
 n forest management in 22 Alabama communities of varying sizes.  \n\nSpeak
 ers will take time for questions and answers during their sessions.\n\nAdj
 ourn\n\n\n3 ISA Certified Arborist\, Municipal Specialist\, and BCMA Manag
 ement CEUs will be available.\n3 Forester CFEs\, category 1.\nLandscape Ar
 chitects and others will receive a professional development / certificate 
 of attendance for their CEU files.\n\nLunch is included.
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230810T140000
LOCATION:8830 Gurley Road\, Douglasville\, GA 30134 US
SUMMARY:Trees and the Law:  A City's Perspective
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