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Frequentþ Asked Questions Page I of 2 > Home Page > Resid_entE > P¡rks > Neighþ_ortr_l4lo_ad_s_ > Frequently Asked Questions Beach Water Quality Beaches & Parks Dedicated Benches and Tables Memorial Park Cemetery NeighbourWoods Frequently Asked Questions Park Projects Partners in Parks Photo Contest Urban Forestry Frequently Asked Questions whyleis¡þaulVoods? Who can participate in the program? Where do I pþLqp_my_!r_e€? How much will it cost? What tvoe of tree will I receive? Where do I olant my tree? tlow !o Lplanlmylrqel VV¡yÂplÞnd_qaþÞe_r? Why NeighbourWoods? Accord¡ng to an Urban Forest Effects Analysis É completed in 2OOT, Kelowna's cunent tree canopy at about 13%, whife the recommended tree cover for our area is 25o/o. Other threats to the urban forest such as pine beetle, wildfire or development could further reduce our already low tree cover. NeighbourWoods has been designed to help over come some of these obstacles while providing many benefits including: lnfo Line 250 71-PARKS p¡rkg@telorrynA.ca Related Links . Urban Trees Downloads ' Article - Healthy Neighbourhoods É . Benefìts of Trees É & Planting Tip5 ål . Street Trees Reoort-É . n "s""tlslÃ= . Urban Forest Effects Analysls ,.:i Tree Factsheets r Mitigating Glimate Ghange. Trees absorb carbon dioxide, the primary gas causing global climate change. Trees retain the carbon from the CO2 molecule and release oxygen into the atmosphere. The carbon makes up half the dry weight of a tree. Planting new trees remains one of the cheapest, most effect¡ve means of drawing excess CO2 from the atmosphere. One acre of forestland will sequester between 150 - 200 tons of CO2 in its first 40 years. .- r Energy conservat¡on. Properly placed trees near buildings can significantly lower summer temperatures and act as a winter windbreak, reducing the need for cooling or heating. Studies show that summer daytime temperatures can be up to 3 degrees Celsius cooler in neighbourhoods with mature tree canopies when compared to newly developed areas. By reducing energy usage, additional carbon emissionsfrom power plants are also avoided. o Water conservation: Trees intercept significant amounts of precip¡tation, reducing the costs associated with storm water management as well as reducing runoff which carries salts, fertilizers, and other pollutants into creeks and lakes. o Air Quality: Air pollution can be serious threat to human health, and trees produce many net benefits for overall air quality improvement. ¡ Socíal Benefits: Studies have found that a view of trees was associated with benefits such as a faster recovery time after surgery, improved mental health and well being. o Economic Benefits: Numerous studies have documented a significant increase in property values and renlal income associated w¡th attractive tree cover and landscaping. . SunburstLocust¡:l . Vandenriolf Pine,ll -J lbacKjo_topl Who can participate in the program? City of Kelowna residents. [back to top] Where do I pick up my tree? For the fall 2010 program, tree pickup took place on October 7 and g. [ba,akls top] htþ : //www. kelowna. c a/ CMI P age22I 6. aspx Attachrns¡f I310
Frequently Asked Questions Page2 of 2 How much will it cost? Each resident who participates in the program will pay $30 (HST included) per tree, to a maximum of two trees per household. Trees are valued at approximately $100-125. The funds collected will be used in future tree planting init¡atives. Payment is required upon pick-up of the tree. We will accept cash or cheques only. Please make out cheques to "City of Kelowna." No IOU's. [back to top] What type of tree will I receive? Trees types for the fall 2010 program included He4lagellalÊ, Àulun¡Spire-lvlapþ-É, Otop-mqe UaeÊ', SunOurstþcu$Éj and Va[d€¡^/a!lpine-É. , Japa¡ese Choosing a "tree preference" on the application form does not guarantee that you will receive that specifìc tree. pack to topi Where do I plant my tree? Once you receive your tree you can plant it on your pro an ideal location in your yard. Alternately, view the Ben le on tree pickup day to help you select Ài document. lback to tqpl How do I plant my tree? be provided when you pick up your tree. For more information you can review the document. [back to top] Why October? Fall is an ideal time of year to plant trees. During the fall and winter months, the root systems develop and become established. This expanded root system can support and take advantage ofthe full surge of spring growth. tbacklq-Lopl Printer-friendly Contact Us Site Map Plug-ins Site Disclaímer Privacy Policy November 23, 2010 City of KÊlowna @ 2009 311 http ://www.kelowna. c a/ CMIP age221 6.aspx 1112312010
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THE CORPORATION OF THE GITY OF VERN
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PAGE 2 REGULAR OPEN COUNCIL AGENDA
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PAGE IO CORRESPONDENCE APPOINTMENT
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PAGE 16 COUNCIL INFORMATION UPDATES
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PAGE I8 REGULAR OPEN MEETING OF COU
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PAGE 2 PUBLIC HEARING OF COUNCIL -
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BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE VERNON TENNIS
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August 18 - Tennis Clinic arranged
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VERNON TENNIS ASSOCIATION PROGRAMS
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VTA DATE 9:00-l l:00 am. (Wed. onlY
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MEMBERS WANT CHANGES AND ADDITIONS
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From¡ Diane and Doug Sissons [mail
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Thanking you in advance for your at
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Harm Reduction Strategy/ Evaluation
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BUILDING N E¡GHBOURHOOD/COMMU NITY
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Housing Numerous housing opt¡ons e
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An evaluation of: BUIIDING BRIDGES:
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Evaluation of Homelessness Strategy
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Program Developments The North Okan
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Workins/Days Summary This summary b
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Review of Deliverables for 2010 1.
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THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VERN
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