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Prepared by: Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. July 23, 2007 � x i A: ❑ � ❑ Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. G Table of Contents Section Description 1 Gateway Church Master Plan Exhibit (l 1x17) 2 Renderings 3 Zoning and Consolidated Land Use Plan Amendment Narrative 4 Zoning Exhibit (l 1x17) 5 Height Exhibit 6 Comprehensive Plan Amendment Request 7 Consolidated Land Use Plan (l 1x17) 8 Concept Plan (CP-1, CP-A, CP-B, CP-C) (11x17) 9 Design Narrative 10 Drainage Area Map (l 1x17) 11 Drainage Plan (l 1x17) 12 Utility Plan (l 1x17) 13 Landscape Plan (l 1x17) 14 Pedestrian Access Plan (l lxl7) 15 Tree Survey (1 I 17) and Tree Inventory 16 Corps of Engineers Letter dated July 5, 2007 17 TxDOT Letter dated July 5, 2007 18 Letter regarding Proposed Thoroughfare System Surrounding Gateway Church 19 Proposed Phasing Exhibits (l lxl7) 20 24 x 36 Plans SECTION 1 GATEWAY CHURCH MASTER PLAN EXHIBIT (11X17) *AAA z {f KAIa x -46 a.4wr 4� SECTION 2 RENDERINGS I v u d. IdIFIF IIL u m u m u m m SECTION 3 ZONING AND CONSILIDATED LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT NARRATIVE Kimley-Here and Associates, Inc. July 23, 2007 Mr. Dennis Killough Senior Planner City of Southlake 1721 E. Southlake Blvd., Suite 100 Southlake, Texas 76092 Re: Zoning and Consolidated Land Use Plan Amendment Narrative Gateway Church North Side of S.H. 114, between Carroll Ave. and Kimball Ave. Mr. Killough: As you are aware, Gateway Church, currently located at 2121 East Southlake Blvd. in Southlake, Texas, has purchased the referenced property to be developed as a new church site for their continued expansion. Background: The build -out of the expansion onto this site may consist of an 8,000 seat auditorium and its associated parking. Additionally, the first phase may also contain space for children, youth and adult ministries, as well as administrative office space. Gateway Church chose to develop this site for its location, visibility, ease of access and natural beauty. Though intended to be a large development, both Gateway Church and the consultant team are focused on preserving the natural environment to the extent possible. This is evident in the manner that the site has been designed to: 1. Protect views from the residential areas along East Highland Street 2. Promote sensitive solutions to storm water management 3. Utilize existing trees and tree stands as buffers; shade for pedestrians and to signify important way -points within the site Gateway Church understands that the subject property is located in a highly visible area of the community along S.H. 114. The importance of well planned, quality development has not gone unnoticed by church staff. Our intention is to create a prominent civic institution along this primary corridor within the City of Southlake, providing a strong visual link to the expanding Town Center mixed - use development to the south. ■ TEL 817 335 6511 FAX 817 335 5070 ■ Suite 1025 801 Cherry Street, Unit 11 Fort Worth, Texas 76102-6803 Klmley-Horn Mr. Dennis Killough, July 23, 2007, Page 2 and Associates, Inc. Land Use: The subject property is classified as "Mixed -Use" on the City's Consolidated Land Use Plan. As indicated on the Concept Plan, the proposed development of the church in Parcel B does not reflect the Consolidated Land Use Plan's definition of a Mixed -Use land use. For this reason, we are requesting an amendment to the Consolidated Land Use Plan that would remove Parcel B from the "Mixed -Use" designation and designate it as "Public/Semi-Public". We are requesting that the remaining Parcels (A, C and D) remain designated as "Mixed - Use". Please refer to our Consolidated Land Use Plan Amendment Request application and supporting letter, tables and exhibit for further information. Zoning: In order to develop the property in a manner that is suitable to the needs of a church the size of Gateway church, the property will need to be rezoned. Currently zoned per NR-PUD 4480-222, church uses are permitted under the CS — "Community Services" district by S.U.P. only. Our request is to allow church uses under the CS — "Community Services" district by right. All other uses which currently require an S.U.P. under NR-PUD 4480-222 will continue to require an S.U.P. under the requested zoning. Additionally, we are requesting the current height restriction of 35' (thirty-five feet) to be revised for church uses to be changed to 70' (seventy feet). Please refer to the building section enclosed with this document. The current limit of three stories will remain. The current height restrictions for other uses under NR-PUD 4480-222 will remain the same under the requested zoning. Though current City ordinances do not permit any ancillary residential uses in a Non -Residential PUD, this was not the case when the existing zoning was approved. Gateway Church understands that current ancillary residential development rights will be lost upon the approval of the requested zoning. The subject property, denoted as "Tract III" in the current NRPUD zoning text, is broken into seven parcels, labeled as parcels A through G. Tracts A through D are intended to continue with the format of the current zoning. Tracts E and F were created to facilitate a land -swap with the Carroll Independent School District. Tract G was created to permit the tract to remain in a "Mixed -Use" land use category. The acreages of these parcels are illustrated on the following table. Klmley-Horn Mr. Dennis Killough, July 23, 2007, Page 3 and Associates, Inc. Proposed Existing Difference Parcel A 25.19 32.23 -7.04 Parcel B 89.46 77.76 11.70 Parcel C 38.05 63.85 -25.80 Parcel D 26.99 26.98 0.01 Parcel E 0.53 n/a 0.53 Parcel F 2.24 n/a 2.24 Parcel G 6.84 n/a 6.84 Total: 1 189.30 200.82 -11.52 Notes: 1. All areas are in acres. 2. The 11.52 acre variance in total acreage is aresult ofthe S.H. 114 R.O.W. dedication and CISD land -swap. This site shall abide by the uses and regulations established by NR-PUD 4 480- 222 with the following exceptions: Sheet DR-1: For Parcels A, B, C, D, E, F and G, the City Council shall have the right to grant a variance to the building setback, buffer yard, maximum impervious coverage, maximum lot coverage, fagade articulation, landscape, and parking requirements at site plan approval. To receive a variance, the applicant must demonstrate one of the following: a. A variance will reduce the impact of the project on surrounding residential properties; or b. Compliance with the ordinance(s) would impair the architectural design or creativity of the project; or c. A variance is necessary to assure compatibility with surrounding developed properties; or d. The proposed construction is an addition to an existing project that does not meet the requirements of the ordinance(s); or e. The required setback creates an unusual situation or localized anomaly that is not consistent with setbacks to other adjacent properties; or f. A variance will reduce the impact of the project on environmental features on or adjacent to the site; or g. A variance is necessary to allow the project to fit in with the natural topography of the site. Sheet DR-1: Residential uses are removed as permitted uses, due to this use no longer being permitted by the Zoning Ordinance 4 480, as amended, as an ancillary use within a Non -Residential Planned Unit Development; Sheet DR-2: Residential uses are removed as permitted uses, due to this use no longer being permitted by the Zoning Ordinance 4 480, as amended, as an ancillary use within a Non -Residential Planned Unit Development; Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. Mr. Dennis Killough, July 23, 2007, Page 4 Sheet DR-2: Parcel E shall have the same uses as noted on Parcel B, sheet DR-1. Sheet DR-2: Parcel F shall be zoned Agricultural. Sheet DR-2: Parcel G uses shall include those uses listed under CS, 01, 02, C1, C2, C3, B1 and HQ Sheet DR-3: Residential uses are removed as permitted uses, due to this use no longer being permitted by the Zoning Ordinance 4 480, as amended, as an ancillary use within a Non -Residential Planned Unit Development; Sheet DR-4: Religious Institutions shall be a permitted use by right, without approval of a Specific Use Permit; Sheet DR-4: Multi -level parking garages, book store, day care center, coffee shop, restaurant, recording studio, production studio, television studio, and athletic activities center shall be a permitted accessory use; Sheet DR-4: A mechanical building shall be a permitted accessory use; Sheet DR-4: A maintenance building shall be a permitted accessory use; Sheet DR-14: The maximum building height for a religious institution building within the "CS" classification shall be 70' (seventy feet) in height and 3 (three) stories, per the height calculation standards in Zoning Ordinance 4 480. The stated maximum height does not include steeples or architectural elements, which may extend an additional 25' (twenty-five feet) above the roof line of the building; Sheet DR-15: Connectivity shall be required between the City's trail and sidewalk network and the proposed buildings. These connections shall be provided at the Site Plan stage; Sheet DR-15: Under "Environmental Resource Protection", state the following: To the extent possible, the proposed site design shall protect the existing ponds and maximize tree preservation. To the extent possible, the proposed site design shall limit the impact of large surface parking by incorporating parking garages. The existing flood plain and wetlands on the property shall be impacted to the minimum extent possible and a contiguous open space network shall be provided through the site that incorporates a natural, 8' (eight foot) trail. Klmley-Horn Mr. Dennis Killough, July 23, 2007, Page 5 and Associates, Inc. Sheet DR-15: Under "Parking Requirements", state the following: The required parking ratio for church uses shall be 1 parking space per 1.7 auditorium seats. All other parking requirements shall be calculated per the then current City of Southlake parking requirements for the particular use. Sheet DR-18: There will be no impervious coverage permitted in the flood plain with the exception of pedestrian trails, roadways and required parking and will only be permitted if flood plain is adjusted so downstream properties have no adverse impact. Sheet DR-18: Under "Design Guidelines", state the following: The Church shall design the site and buildings in accordance with the P.U.D. that governs the site, and the SH 114 Corridor Overlay requirements. Site Entrances: the design and location of the site entrances are critical in setting the proper tone when new comers visit the site. The idea is to create a campus like feel that provides a consistent experience from the street to the building. Circulation, whether vehicular or pedestrian, will be clear, concise, and intuitive. Signage will no doubt play an important role in supporting this vision. The signage will comply with the zoning requirements, but will also be designed to compliment the site and building architecture. To that end, we foresee the use of some of the same materials from the building being incorporated throughout the site and into the signage. Site Lighting: lighting will also be an important site consideration, not only for security, but to promote pedestrian activity. The fixture styles will be in keeping with the architecture and shall comply with the zoning requirements. Lighting will generally point away from adjacent properties, being mindful of light spillage. As a goal, lighting will be more intense at the buildings, and taper off as you approach the edges of the site. Building Entrances: an important factor in making the circulation intuitive is designing the building entrances so that they stand out. One of the worst things that can happen is when a newcomer visits the site and they don't know where the front door is, or where to drop their children off. As a result, our building designs will incorporate typical entrance features such as covered drop offs, windows to announce lobby spaces, and possibly some outdoor plaza spaces to promote fellowship before and after service. All elements will be compatible with the overall style and detail of the campus. Facades: the Church vision is to create buildings, while potentially large, have a warm and inviting feel, and fit well on the site. This will be achieved by surrounding the larger volumes with smaller structures to help scale the buildings down as they approach entrances and pedestrian spaces. The use of the natural Kimley-Horn Mr. Dennis Killough, July 23, 2007, Page 6 S and Associates, Inc. grade on site will also go a long way to mitigating building height, as we have tucked a considerable portion of the first floor and parking garages below grade. Building Materials: the primary building material shall be masonry. We have not determined the exact material to date, but it shall comply with the 80% masonry requirement (exclusive of glazing), and it shall be consistent with either stone, brick, cast stone, glass fiber reinforced concrete, pre -cast concrete panels, stucco, or split face concrete masonry units. Other materials may be used as accent materials (less then or equal to 20%), including but not limited to synthetic stucco, tile, composite metal panels, and painted steel. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have as you prepare additional comments. We look forward to hearing from you in the next few weeks. 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Southlake Blvd., Suite 100 Southlake, Texas 76092 Re: Gateway Church Comprehensive Plan Amendment Request Dear Mr. Killough: As you are aware from our previous meetings and submittals regarding the Rezoning, Concept Plan and Preliminary Plat for the proposed Gateway Church on S.H. 114, an amendment to the Consolidated Land Use Plan will be required. Per the requirements of the new Consolidated Plan Amendment Application process, this letter is intended to further explain the reasons behind the request, and why it is a sensible, logical request with the best interests of both the City of Southlake and Gateway Church in mind. It is no secret that Gateway Church has experienced what many would consider an amazing growth rate since its inception in the fall of 1999. Currently, the church holds three worship services on Saturday evenings with an additional three on Sunday mornings. Without additional room for development on their current campus on Southlake Blvd., it has become apparent that a new location with significant room for growth be found in order to continue to support the growing membership of the church. For these reasons — the need for room to grow and for facilities with both adequate traffic capacities both within and around the church — Gateway Church has elected to purchase and develop a property which will support continued growth over time and the traffic needs associated with that growth. Few other available properties within the City of Southlake provided these important resources to Gateway Church. If one looks at the available land in the City that provides such a significant amount of property and is surrounded by infrastructure which supports significant traffic volumes, it would be very difficult, if at all possible, to find such a property that wasn't classified in the Consolidated Land Use Plan as Mixed Use, Office Commercial, Retail Commercial or Industrial. ■ TEL 817 335 6511 FAX 817 335 5070 ■ Suite 1025 801 Cherry Street, Unit 11 Fort Worth, Texas 76102-6803 Klmley-Horn Mr. Dennis Killough, July 23, 2007, Page 2 and Associates, Inc. The church has purchased approximately 189 acres along the north side of S.H. 121, between Carroll Avenue and North Kimball Avenue. This land, currently zoned as Non -Residential P.U.D., is classified as "Mixed Use" in the City's Consolidated Land Use Plan. Per comments received as a result of previous staff submittals, it has been brought to our attention that the proposed development is not in compliance with the Consolidated Land Use Plan because the Plan recommends a maximum of 10% civic uses in a Mixed Use development and limits that those uses to 10,000 square feet of built area. Since the proposed development exceeds both of these limits, staff has requested that an application be made for a change in designation from Mixed -Use to Public/Semi-Public. Of the approximately 189 acres purchased by Gateway Church, only 90.65 acres are included in this request for a change in land use designation. The balance of the property is expected to retain its Mixed Use designation and be held for future, undetermined uses or sold for development by others. When considering this request for an amendment to the Consolidated Land Use Plan, it is important to take into account the dynamics of a church of the size and growth potential of Gateway Church. As stated previously, the current facilities, equipped with a 1,500 seat worship center, have been considerably outgrown by the membership. The impact created by the traffic generated from six services per weekend has created a significant disruption in traffic flow on Southlake Blvd. Based on our review of the City's Consolidated Land Use Plan, the S.H. 114 Area Plan and the Southlake 2025 Plan, it is our opinion that our request to reclassify the subject property from Mixed Use to Public/Semi-Public is appropriate. Though a large portion of the 90.65 acres will be developed, the proposed design of the site either protects or recreates, through significant landscaping and water features, the natural environment — an important goal of all three referenced documents. Additionally, the proposed development supports the Southlake 2025 Plan through the implementation of the trail connections (Goal 45) as outlined in the Trails Master Plan and supports Goal 44 by reducing significant traffic volumes on Southlake Blvd. and moving them to S.H. 114, which has the capacity to support the current and future traffic volumes that will be generated by the church. Finally, the S.H. 114 Area Plan is supported due to the elimination of the possibility of strip retail from being developed along the S.H. 114 frontage road in the area of the subject property. Kimley-Horn Mr. Dennis Killough, July 23, 2007, Page 3 S and Associates, Inc. Future Land Use Map Amendment Table Tract Acres Current Existing Use Proposed Proposed Current Proposed Zoning Use Zoning Land Use Land Use Designation Designation B 90.65 Non- Undeveloped Church Non -Res Mixed Use Public/Semi- Res PUD Public PUD Land Use Mix Table Land Use Percentage of Acreage Recommended Range from the Consolidated Land Use Plan Church 1 100% Not indicated in Plan On behalf of Gateway Church, we respectfully request your consideration and support for a land use designation change from Mixed Use to Public/Semi-Public for the subject property. Respectfully, KIMLEY-HORN AND ASSOCIATES, INC. Jeffrey W. Linder, RLA Associate G:\civil\61170000\docs\L DKIL 070723 CLUPAamend.doc SECTION 7 CONSOLIDATED LAND USE PLAN SECTION 8 CONCEPT PLAN (CP-I, CP-A, CP-s, CP-C) svXHI `aX�' mif1®S •9ul'sappossyPug �„v u,w, sfici va PIT - 11VU3AO oz 9 Pahaa4.. U10081wN 9 ° C- mm Avmaivf) NVIdid33NOD, 9 Pe°61sa° WnpHS SV :ol°ag R e' a 1 '4 W / cr ` ¢LL C7 i i 06 c5 1iI 4{V �s O Z v Y ! 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Southlake Blvd., Suite 100 Southlake, Texas 76092 Re: Gateway Church Design Narrative Dear Mr. Killough: Gateway Church has purchased the property located north of S.H. 114 between Carroll Ave. and Kimball Ave. and south of Highland. The church desires to build an 8,000 seat sanctuary and associated class rooms, administration, parking and roadways. This design narrative will explain the overall development and indicate the potential timing of the development. Roadway / Access A TIA has been completed for the project and it was determined that two access points onto S.H. 114 (Grace Lane and Blessed Way) and a connection to Kimball (E. Kirkwood Boulevard) will be required for the development. Regardless of the initial development, the roadways mentioned are the minimum necessary. In the full build -out condition, both connections to S.H. 114 will be 4-lane from S.H. 114 to E. Kirkwood Boulevard. At S.H. 114, both roadways will include a median to allow for stacking. Blessed Way will straddle the property line with the adjacent property owned by Greenway-Berk. Gateway Church attorney has prepared the development agreement for the ROW dedication required by both Gateway and Greenway-Berk. In the agreement, Greenway-Berk will agree to reimburse Gateway for one half of the roadway cost along their west property line and one half of the deceleration lane costs once they move into development. E. Kirkwood Boulevard road alignment will straddle the existing property line with the CISD property in order to reduce the impact to an existing stand of trees. An agreement has been reached with the School Board to allow a land swap to occur. The Gateway Church attorney has prepared the agreements for the land swap and the documents have been approved by the School Board. The agreement is contingent on the at least two lanes of E. Kirkwood Boulevard construction and the filing of the final plat. The roadway will connect the site to Kimball and eventually connect to Carroll. The Carroll connection will not be part of the Gateway development. The present alignment will allow for a future connection to Highland. That connection is also not part of the Gateway ■ TEL 817 335 6511 FAX 817 335 5070 ■ Suite 1025 801 Cherry Street, Unit 11 Fort Worth, Texas 76102-6803 Klmley-Horn Mr. Dennis Killough, July 23, 2007, Page 2 and Associates, Inc. development. The TIA indicates that, at least initially, only two lanes are required to connect Grace Lane and Blessed Way to Kimball. The other two lanes will be designed and constructed when the need is there either from the Gateway site or other future developments. City participation is required to include E. Kirkwood Boulevard in the next CIP. Also, the improvements to Kimball will be necessary to coincide with this Gateway development. The improvements should extend at least to the E. Kirkwood Boulevard location. Both driveways, Grace Lane and Blessed Way, have been submitted to TxDOT for permit. Utilities Sanitary Sewer: The site is currently served by a 12" sanitary sewer line at the southeast side of the site. We plan to connect to the existing line at an existing manhole. We will extend a 10" line to serve the main building and will extend service to the future Prayer Center to the north and west to a future development. Water: The site is currently served by a 12" water line along S.H. 114 that stops approximately 1000 feet from the property on the east and stops approximately 600 feet from the property on the west. That 12" water line will be extended as part of this project. There is also a 12" water line that exists in Kimball that will be connected to the new line on S.H. 114. A 12" water line will be installed along E. Kirkwood Boulevard that will serve fire hydrants along the road and will be extended in the future to Carroll. 8" water lines in Grace Lane and Blessed Way will connect the S.H. 114 12" water line to the E. Kirkwood Boulevard water line. An 8" water line will be extended through the site for fire hydrant service, fire sprinkler system service and domestic service to the buildings. Storm Sewer Presently, a box culvert system from under S.H. 114 drains to the stock pond in the center of the site. That drainage from the south side of S.H. 114 will be collected in a box system and will be rerouted around the existing pond to the linear pond north of the Greenway-Berk property. The linear pond outfall to the larger detention pond to the east will be improved. The design will include a weir and ditch section. The stock pond off S.H. 114 will be drained and will be reconfigured into a water feature in a future phase. The water coming from south of S.H. 114 has been detained and will be released thru our site un-detained. We Klmley-Horn Mr. Dennis Killough, July 23, 2007, Page 3 and Associates, Inc. will however detain our water in two of the existing ponds. The site drains to two distinct basins — one to the north and one to the east. The storm drainage presently going to the north will be detained in the existing pond and will be released at a pre -development rate to the drainage way north of Highland. The outlet structure in the north pond will be a weir (morning glory) design connected to the existing culvert crossing Highland. The drainage going to the east will be collected in the existing large pond at the east side of the site and will be released to the wetland area north of E. Kirkwood Boulevard at a pre -development rate. The outlet structure will be the culvert passing under E. Kirkwood Boulevard to the north. The volume storage required to the north is 16,000 cf and to the east is 405,000 cf. A preliminary drainage study has been prepared and submitted to the City. On -site, the storm sewer will consist of curb inlets, area drains, and roof drains connected to RCP that conveys the water to the ponds. The draining of the stock pond off S.H.114 will occur in phase 1. Presently, water extends from the pond to the culvert system under 114. City staff has made it clear that this is not a desirable condition due to the inability to maintain the culverts while full of water. We have reviewed the pond and have determined that it is not connected to the waterway to the east and therefore it is non jurisdictional. In fact, the USACE has written a letter that agrees with our findings. Plans to construct the box culvert to accept the drainage from south of S.H.114 have been prepared and will be submitted for review very soon. The process for draining the pond will be: • Remove as many fish as possible by electro-shock and transplant to the larger pond to the east — this has been completed. • Plan to drain the pond in the July/August timeframe for two reasons — first, it is a drier time of year and will allow the pond to fully dry out; and second, it is a less likely time of wild life nesting around the perimeter of the pond. • Prior to draining the pond, construct a ditch to allow the water from the culverts to bypass the pond. The ditch will not be fully connected until the pond is near empty. The ditch will be lined with a geotextile fabric and rock check dams will be installed on 100' centers to control erosion. • Provide two pumps — one on the north side of the berm and one on the south side of the berm. This will allow the pond to drain quickly and will keep the drainage from being concentrated. Filter sock check dams will be installed every 100' at each pump outfall to make sure erosion and channeling is kept to a minimum. • Once the pond is drained to approximately 80% the ditch will be breached allowing the pond to fully empty. Klmley-Horn Mr. Dennis Killough, July 23, 2007, Page 4 and Associates, Inc. Overall Development Overall, the development will consist of an 8000 seat, 3 story sanctuary, a 3 story adult education and administration section, a 3 story children's education section, a 3 story youth and family life center, a chapel, a prayer center, a mechanical building and a maintenance building. Parking will consist of surface parking lots and three structured parking lots two levels each. Unknown at this time is how many of the seats will be constructed in the first phase and which other sections of the building will be built in the first phase. That decision will dictate how many parking places are required and which parking structures will be constructed. A likely first phase may include a 4,000 seat sanctuary located where the youth building is currently shown in the concept plan, classrooms for adults and children around the sanctuary, and build -out of approximately one- third of the children's building. A first phase may include approximately 2,300 parking places and associated storm sewer, water, sanitary sewer and landscaping. At this time, we are designing for full build out and the plans will be adjusted once phase one parameters are established. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have. Respectfully, KIMLEY-HORN AND ASSOCIATES, INC. John D. Blacker, P.E. Project Manager G:\civil\61170000\docs\L_DKIL_2007-07-23_Design Nanative.doc SECTION 10 DRAINAGE AREA MAP n"Im 'OUI Isaig!xssv PUB mm�2 ssvrxiaaj"wavxva IHVlITaos dVWVMV .. ... H41 UIOm .... .. 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Elm 12 2 22 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 23 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 24 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 25 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 26 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 27 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 28 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 29 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 30 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 31 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 32 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 33 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 34 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 35 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 36 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 37 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 38 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 39 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 40 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 41 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 42 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 43 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 44 Quercus stellata Post Oak 14 2 45 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 46 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 47 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 48 Quercus stellata Post Oak 14 2 49 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 50 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 51 Quercus stellata Post Oak 14 2 52 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 6000 8 6001 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6002 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6003 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6004 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6005 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6006 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6007 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6008 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6009 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6010 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6011 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6012 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6013 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6014 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 16 2 6015 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6016 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6017 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6018 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6019 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6020 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6021 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6022 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6023 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6024 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6025 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6026 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6027 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6028 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6029 Melia azedarach Chinaberry 14 2 6030 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6031 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6032 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6033 12 6034 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6035 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6036 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6037 Melia azedarach Chinaberry 16 2 6038 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6039 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6040 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6041 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6042 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6043 Melia azedarach Chinaberry 10 2 6044 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6045 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6046 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6047 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6048 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6049 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6050 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6051 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6052 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6053 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 6054 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6055 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6056 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6057 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6058 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 6059 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6060 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 16 2 6061 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6062 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6063 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6064 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6065 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6066 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6067 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 8 2 6068 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6069 Melia azedarach Chinaberry 8 2 6070 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6071 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6072 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6073 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6074 Fruit Tree 10 2 6075 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6076 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6077 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6078 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6079 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6080 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6081 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6082 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6083 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6084 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6085 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6086 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6087 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6088 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6089 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6090 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6091 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6092 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6093 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6094 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6095 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6096 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6097 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6098 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6099 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6100 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6101 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6102 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6103 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6104 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6105 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6106 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6107 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6108 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6109 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6110 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6111 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6112 Fruit Tree 18 2 6113 Fruit Tree 14 2 6114 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6115 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6116 Fruit Tree 18 2 6117 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6118 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6119 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6120 Fruit Tree 10 2 6121 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6122 Fruit Tree 18 2 6123 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6124 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6125 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6126 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6127 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6128 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6129 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6130 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6131 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6132 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6133 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6134 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6135 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6136 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6137 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6138 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6139 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6140 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6141 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6142 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6143 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6144 Melia azedarach Chinaberry 12 2 6145 Fruit Tree 6 2 6146 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6147 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6148 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6149 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6150 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6151 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 6152 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6153 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6154 Fruit Tree 10 2 6155 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6156 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6157 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6158 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6159 24 6160 Fruit Tree 14 2 6161 14 6162 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 6163 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 8 2 6164 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 10 2 6165 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 6166 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 6167 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 6168 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 6169 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 6170 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 6171 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6172 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6173 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6174 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6175 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6176 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6177 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6178 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6179 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6180 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6181 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6182 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6183 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6184 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6185 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6186 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6187 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6188 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6189 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6190 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6191 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6192 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6193 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6194 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6195 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6196 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6197 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6198 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6199 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6200 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6201 6 6202 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6203 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6204 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 6205 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 16 2 6206 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 6207 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 6208 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 18 2 6209 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6210 Carya illinoensis Pecan 12 2 6211 Quercus sp. Oak 40 2 6212 14 6213 18 6214 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6215 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 10 2 6216 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 6217 Populus deltoides Cottonwood 24 2 6218 Fruit Tree 24 2 6219 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6220 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6221 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6222 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6223 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6224 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6225 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6226 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6227 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6228 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 6229 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 16 2 6230 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6231 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6232 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6233 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6234 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6235 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6236 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6237 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6238 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 16 2 6239 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6240 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6241 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6242 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 6243 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6244 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 6245 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 6246 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6247 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 6248 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6249 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6250 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6251 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6252 24 6253 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6254 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6255 Fruit Tree 18 2 6256 Fruit Tree 10 2 6257 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6258 Fruit Tree 24 2 6259 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6260 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6261 Fruit Tree 10 2 6262 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6263 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6264 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6265 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6266 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6267 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6268 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6269 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6270 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6271 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6272 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6273 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6274 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6275 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6276 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6277 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6278 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6279 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6280 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6281 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6282 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6283 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6284 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6285 Fruit Tree 6 2 6286 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6287 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6288 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 18 2 6289 Salix sp. Willow 14 2 6290 Salix sp. Willow 12 2 6291 Salix sp. Willow 12 2 6292 Salix sp. Willow 10 2 6293 Salix sp. Willow 10 2 6294 Salix sp. Willow 10 2 6295 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 6296 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 6297 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 6298 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 6299 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 6300 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 16 2 6301 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 16 2 6302 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 16 2 6303 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 16 2 6304 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 16 2 6305 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 16 2 6306 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 6307 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6308 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6309 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 6310 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6311 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 6312 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 6313 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6314 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6315 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 33 2 6316 Quercus sp. Oak 27 2 6317 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 6318 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 6319 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 6320 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 6321 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 6322 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 6323 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 6324 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6325 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 6326 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6327 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6328 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 6329 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 6330 Carya illinoensis Pecan 14 2 6331 Fruit Tree 10 2 6332 Carya illinoensis Pecan 14 2 6333 Carya illinoensis Pecan 14 2 6334 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 6335 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6336 Carya illinoensis Pecan 16 2 6337 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6338 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6339 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6340 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6341 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 6342 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6343 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6344 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6345 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6346 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6347 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6348 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6349 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6350 6 6351 6 6352 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6353 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6354 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6355 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6356 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6357 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6358 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6359 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6360 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6361 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6362 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6363 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6364 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6365 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6366 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6367 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6368 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6369 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6370 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6371 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6372 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6373 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6374 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6375 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6376 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6377 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6378 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6379 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6380 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6381 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6382 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6383 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6384 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6385 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6386 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6387 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6388 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6389 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 6390 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6391 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6392 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6393 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 6394 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6395 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 6396 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 6397 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6398 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6399 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6400 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6401 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6402 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6403 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6404 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6405 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 6406 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 6407 18 6408 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6409 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6410 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 6411 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6412 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6413 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 6414 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 6415 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 6416 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6417 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6418 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 6419 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6420 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 6421 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 6422 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 16 2 6423 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 6424 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 6425 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 6426 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 16 2 6427 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 6428 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 6429 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 6430 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 6431 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 6432 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 7000 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7001 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7002 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7003 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7004 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7005 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7006 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7007 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7008 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7009 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7010 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7011 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7012 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7013 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7014 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7015 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7016 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7017 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7018 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7019 Fraxinus sp. Ash 12 2 7020 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7021 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7022 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7023 Fraxinus sp. Ash 12 2 7024 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7025 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7026 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7027 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7028 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7029 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7030 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7031 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7032 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7033 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7034 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7035 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7036 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7037 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7038 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7039 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7040 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7041 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7042 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7043 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7044 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7045 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7046 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7047 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7048 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7049 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7050 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7051 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7052 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7053 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7054 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7055 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7056 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7057 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7058 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7059 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7060 Fraxinus sp. Ash 21 2 7061 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7062 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7063 Fraxinus sp. Ash 8 2 7064 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7065 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7066 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7067 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7068 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7069 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7070 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7071 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7072 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7073 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7074 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 7075 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7076 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7077 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7078 Ulmus sp. Elm 21 2 7079 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 7080 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7081 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7082 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7083 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7084 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7085 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7086 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7087 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7088 Fraxinus sp. Ash 12 2 7089 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7090 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7091 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7092 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7093 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7094 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7095 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7096 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7097 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7098 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7099 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7100 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7101 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7102 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7103 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7104 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7105 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7106 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7107 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7108 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7109 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7110 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7111 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7112 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7113 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7114 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 7115 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7116 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7117 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7118 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7119 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7120 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7121 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 7122 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7123 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7124 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7125 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 14 2 7126 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7127 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7128 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7129 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7130 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7131 Ulmus sp. Elm 21 2 7132 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7133 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7134 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7135 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7136 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7137 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7138 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7139 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7140 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7141 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7142 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7143 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7144 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7145 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7146 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7147 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7148 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7149 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7150 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7151 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7152 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7153 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7154 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7155 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7156 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7157 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7158 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7159 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7160 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7161 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7162 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7163 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7164 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7165 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7166 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7167 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7168 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7169 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7170 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7171 Quercus virginiana Live Oak 10 2 7172 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7173 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7174 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7175 Fraxinus sp. Ash 12 2 7176 Fraxinus sp. Ash 18 2 7177 Fraxinus sp. Ash 18 2 7178 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7179 Salix sp. Willow 30 2 7180 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7181 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7182 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7183 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7184 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7185 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 10 2 7186 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7187 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7188 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7189 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7190 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7191 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7192 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7193 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7194 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7195 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7196 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7197 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7198 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7199 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7200 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7201 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7202 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7203 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7204 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7205 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7206 Fraxinus sp. Ash 24 2 7207 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7208 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7209 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7210 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7211 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7212 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7213 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7214 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7215 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7216 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7217 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7218 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7219 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7220 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7221 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7222 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7223 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7224 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 7225 Ulmus sp. Elm 21 2 7226 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7227 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7228 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7229 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7230 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7231 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7232 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7233 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7234 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7235 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7236 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7237 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7238 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7239 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7240 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7241 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7242 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7243 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7244 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7245 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7246 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7247 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7248 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7249 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7250 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7251 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7252 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7253 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7254 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7255 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7256 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7257 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7258 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7259 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7260 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7261 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7262 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7263 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7264 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7265 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7266 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7267 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7268 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7269 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7270 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7271 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7272 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7273 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7274 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7275 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7276 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7277 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7278 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7279 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7280 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7281 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7282 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7283 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7284 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7285 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7286 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7287 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7288 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7289 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7290 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7291 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7292 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7293 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7294 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7295 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7296 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7297 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7298 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7299 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7300 Quercus virginiana Live Oak 18 2 7301 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7302 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7303 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7304 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7305 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7306 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7307 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7308 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7309 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7310 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7311 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7312 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7313 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7314 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7315 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7316 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7317 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7318 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7319 Quercus sp. Oak 27 2 7320 Quercus sp. Oak 27 2 7321 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 10 2 7322 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7323 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7324 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7325 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7326 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7327 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7328 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7329 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7330 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7331 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7332 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7333 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7334 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7335 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7336 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7337 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7338 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7339 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7340 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7341 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7342 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7343 Quercus sp. Oak 33 2 7344 Quercus sp. Oak 33 2 7345 Quercus sp. Oak 36 2 7346 Fraxinus sp. Ash 24 2 7347 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7348 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7349 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7350 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7351 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7352 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7353 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7354 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7355 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7356 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7357 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7358 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7359 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7360 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7361 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7362 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7363 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7364 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7365 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7366 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7367 Fraxinus sp. Ash 16 2 7368 Fraxinus sp. Ash 24 2 7369 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7370 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7371 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7372 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7373 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7374 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7375 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7376 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7377 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7378 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7379 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7380 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7381 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7382 Fraxinus sp. Ash 24 2 7383 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7384 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7385 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7386 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7387 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7388 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7389 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7390 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7391 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7392 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7393 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7394 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7395 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7396 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7397 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7398 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7399 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7400 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7401 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7402 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7403 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7404 Fraxinus sp. Ash 16 2 7405 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7406 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7407 Fraxinus sp. Ash 16 2 7408 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7409 Fraxinus sp. Ash 8 2 7410 Fraxinus sp. Ash 8 2 7411 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7412 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7413 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7414 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7415 Fraxinus sp. Ash 8 2 7416 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7417 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7418 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7419 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7420 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7421 Fraxinus sp. Ash 8 2 7422 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7423 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7424 Quercus sp. Oak 27 2 7425 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7426 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7427 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7428 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7429 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7430 Madura pomifera Bois D'Arc 6 2 7431 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7432 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7433 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7434 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7435 Fraxinus sp. Ash 8 2 7436 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7437 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7438 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7439 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7440 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7441 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7442 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7443 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7444 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7445 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7446 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7447 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7448 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7449 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7450 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7451 Fraxinus sp. Ash 24 2 7452 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7453 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7454 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7455 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7456 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7457 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7458 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7459 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7460 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7461 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7462 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7463 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7464 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7465 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7466 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7467 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7468 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7469 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7470 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7471 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7472 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7473 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7474 Fraxinus sp. Ash 24 2 7475 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7476 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7477 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7478 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7479 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7480 Fraxinus sp. Ash 8 2 7481 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7482 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7483 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7484 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7485 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7486 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7487 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7488 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7489 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7490 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7491 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7492 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7493 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7494 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7495 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7496 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7497 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7498 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7499 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7500 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7501 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7502 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7503 Fraxinus sp. Ash 18 2 7504 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7505 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7506 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7507 Fraxinus sp. Ash 21 2 7508 Fraxinus sp. Ash 16 2 7509 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7510 Fraxinus sp. Ash 18 2 7511 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7512 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7513 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7514 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7515 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7516 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7517 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7518 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7519 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7520 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7521 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7522 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7523 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7524 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7525 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7526 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7527 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7528 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7529 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7530 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7531 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7532 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7533 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7534 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7535 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7536 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7537 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7538 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7539 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7540 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7541 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7542 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7543 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7544 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7545 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7546 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7547 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7548 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7549 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7550 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7551 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7552 Fraxinus sp. Ash 8 2 7553 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7554 Fraxinus sp. Ash 12 2 7555 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7556 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7557 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7558 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7559 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7560 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7561 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7562 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7563 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7564 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7565 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7566 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7567 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7568 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7569 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7570 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7571 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7572 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7573 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7574 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7575 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7576 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7577 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7578 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7579 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7580 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7581 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7582 Madura pomifera Bois D'Arc 16 2 7583 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7584 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7585 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7586 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 7587 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7588 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7589 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7590 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7591 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7592 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7593 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7594 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7595 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7596 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7597 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7598 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7599 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7600 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7601 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7602 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7603 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7604 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7605 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7606 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7607 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7608 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7609 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7610 Fraxinus sp. Ash 14 2 7611 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7612 Madura pomifera Bois D'Arc 8 2 7613 Madura pomifera Bois D'Arc 16 2 7614 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7615 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7616 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7617 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7618 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7619 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7620 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7621 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7622 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7623 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7624 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7625 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7626 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7627 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 7628 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7629 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7630 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7631 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 7632 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7633 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7634 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7635 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7636 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7637 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7638 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7639 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7640 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7641 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7642 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7643 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7644 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7645 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7646 Quercus sp. Oak 30 2 7647 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7648 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7649 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7650 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7651 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7652 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7653 Madura pomifera Bois D'Arc 30 2 7654 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7655 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7656 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7657 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7658 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7659 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7660 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7661 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7662 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7663 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7664 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7665 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7666 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7667 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7668 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7669 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7670 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7671 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7672 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7673 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7674 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7675 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7676 Fraxinus sp. Ash 6 2 7677 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7678 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7679 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7680 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7681 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7682 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7683 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7684 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 2 7685 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7686 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7687 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7688 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7689 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7690 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7691 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7692 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7693 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7694 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7695 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7696 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7697 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7698 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7699 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7700 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7701 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7702 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7703 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7704 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7705 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7706 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7707 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7708 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7709 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7710 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7711 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7712 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7713 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7714 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7715 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7716 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7717 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7718 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7719 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7720 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7721 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7722 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7723 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7724 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7725 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7726 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7727 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7728 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 7729 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7730 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7731 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7732 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7733 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7734 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7735 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7736 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7737 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7738 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7739 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7740 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7741 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7742 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7743 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7744 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7745 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7746 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7747 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7748 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7749 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7750 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7751 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7752 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7753 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7754 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7755 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7756 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7757 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7758 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7759 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7760 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 7761 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7762 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7763 Ulmus sp. Elm 18 2 7764 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7765 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7766 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7767 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7768 Ulmus sp. Elm 16 2 7800 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7801 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7802 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7803 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7804 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7805 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7806 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7807 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7808 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7809 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7810 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7811 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7812 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7813 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7814 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7815 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7816 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7817 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7818 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7819 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7820 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7821 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7822 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7823 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7824 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7825 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7826 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7827 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7828 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7829 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7830 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7831 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7832 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7833 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7834 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7835 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7836 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7837 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7838 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7839 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7840 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7841 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7842 Quercus sp. I Oak 1 6 1 2 7843 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7844 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7845 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7846 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7847 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7848 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7849 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7850 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7851 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7852 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7853 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7854 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7855 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7856 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7857 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7858 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7859 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7860 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7861 Quercus virginiana Live Oak 10 2 7862 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7863 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 7864 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7865 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7866 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7867 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 7868 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7869 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7870 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7871 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 7872 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7873 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7874 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7875 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7876 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7877 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7878 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7879 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7880 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7881 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7882 Quercus virginiana Live Oak 11 2 7883 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7884 Quercus virginiana Live Oak 7 2 7885 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7886 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7887 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7888 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7889 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7890 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7891 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7892 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7893 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7894 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7895 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7896 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 7897 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 7898 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7899 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7900 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7901 Quercus sp. I Oak 1 16 1 2 7902 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 7903 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 7904 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 7905 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 7906 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7907 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7908 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7909 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7910 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 7911 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 7912 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7913 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 7914 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 7915 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7916 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 21 2 7917 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 7918 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 8052 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8053 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8054 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8055 Quercus stellata Post Oak 21 2 8056 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 8057 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8058 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 8059 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8060 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8061 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8062 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 8063 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8064 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8065 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8066 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 8067 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8068 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8069 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8070 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8071 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8072 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8073 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 8074 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 8075 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8076 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8077 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8078 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8079 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8080 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 8081 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8082 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8083 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8084 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8085 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 8086 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8087 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8088 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8089 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8090 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 8091 Ulmus sp. Elm 9 2 8092 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8093 Quercus stellata Post Oak 14 2 8094 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8095 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8096 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8097 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8098 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8099 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8100 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8101 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8102 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8103 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8104 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8105 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8106 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8107 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 8108 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 8109 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8110 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8111 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8112 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8113 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8114 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8115 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8116 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8117 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8118 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8119 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8120 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8121 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8122 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8123 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8124 Quercus stellata Post Oak 14 2 8125 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8126 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8127 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8128 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8129 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 8130 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8131 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8132 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8133 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 8134 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8135 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8136 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8137 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8138 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8139 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8140 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8141 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8142 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8143 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 8144 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8145 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8146 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8147 Quercus stellata Post Oak 15 2 8148 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 17 2 8149 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8150 Quercus stellata Post Oak 14 2 8151 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8152 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8153 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8154 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 8155 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8156 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8157 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8158 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8159 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8160 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8161 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8162 Quercus stellata Post Oak 16 2 8163 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8164 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8165 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8166 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 8167 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8168 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8169 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8170 Carya sp. Hickory 7 2 8171 Quercus stellata Post Oak 14 2 8172 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 8173 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8174 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 21 2 8175 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 8176 Carya sp. Hickory 12 2 8177 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 15 2 8178 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8179 Carya sp. And Celtis sp. Hickory and Hackberry 2 Two trunks very close 8180 Quercus stellata Post Oak 15 2 8181 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8182 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8183 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8184 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8185 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8186 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8187 Quercus stellata Post Oak 17 2 8188 Carya sp. Hickory 10 2 8189 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8190 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8191 Quercus stellata Post Oak 14 2 8192 Quercus stellata Post Oak 16 2 8193 Quercus stellata Post Oak 18 2 8194 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 8199 60 8201 9 8202 8 8203 10 8206 12 2 Double Trunk 8208 24 8210 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 8215 14 8217 12 8230 12 2 Double Trunk 8231 16 8232 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 13 2 8237 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 8238 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 8239 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 8 2 8240 Celtis laevigata I Hackberry 1 14 1 2 8241 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 8242 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 8243 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8253 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8254 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8255 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8256 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8257 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8258 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8259 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8260 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8261 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8262 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8263 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8264 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8265 Quercus sp. Oak 13 2 8266 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8267 Quercus sp. Oak 15 2 8268 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8269 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8270 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8271 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8272 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8273 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8274 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8275 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8276 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8277 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8278 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8279 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8280 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8281 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8282 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8283 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8284 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8285 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8286 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8287 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8288 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 8289 Quercus sp. Oak 15 2 8290 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 8291 Quercus sp. Oak 18 2 8292 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 Double Trunk 8293 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8294 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8295 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8296 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8297 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8298 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8299 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8300 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8301 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8302 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8303 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8304 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8305 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8306 Quercus sp. Oak 13 2 8307 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8308 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8309 Quercus sp. Oak 13 2 8310 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8311 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8312 Ulmus sp. Elm 19 2 8313 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8314 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8315 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8316 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8317 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8318 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8320 Quercus sp. Oak 15 2 8321 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8322 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8323 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8324 Quercus sp. Oak 23 2 8325 Quercus sp. Oak 38 2 8326 Ulmus sp. Elm 13 2 8327 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8328 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8329 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 8330 Ulmus sp. Elm 25 2 8331 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8332 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8333 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8334 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8335 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8336 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8337 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8338 Quercus sp. Oak 25 2 8339 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 8340 Quercus sp. Oak 21 2 8341 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8344 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 8345 Celtis laevigata Hackberry 12 2 8346 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 8347 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8348 Ulmus sp. Elm 15 2 8349 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8350 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 8351 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 8352 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 Double Trunk 8353 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 8354 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 Double Trunk 8355 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 13 2 8356 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 13 2 Double Trunk 8357 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 8358 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 8359 Quercus sp. Oak 26 2 8360 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8361 Quercus sp. Oak 30 2 8362 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8363 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8364 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8365 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8366 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8367 Quercus sp. Oak 25 2 8368 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8369 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8370 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8371 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8372 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 8373 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8374 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8375 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8376 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8377 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8378 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8379 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8380 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 8381 Quercus sp. Oak 13 2 8382 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8383 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8384 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 8 2 8385 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8386 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8387 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 Double Trunk 8388 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 Double Trunk 8389 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8390 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8391 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8392 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 8393 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 8394 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8395 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8396 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8397 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 8 2 8398 Quercus sp. Oak 24 2 8399 Quercus sp. Oak 16 2 8400 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8401 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8402 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8403 Quercus sp. Oak 22 2 8404 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8405 Quercus sp. Oak 23 2 8406 Quercus sp. Oak 15 2 8407 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8408 Quercus sp. Oak 23 2 8409 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8410 Quercus sp. Oak 23 2 8411 Quercus sp. Oak 23 2 8412 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8413 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8414 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8415 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8416 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8417 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8418 Quercus sp. Oak 13 2 8419 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 8420 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8421 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8422 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 Double Trunk 8423 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8424 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8425 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8426 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 Double Trunk 8427 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8428 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8429 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 Double Trunk 8430 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 Triple Trunk 8431 Quercus sp. Oak 30 2 8432 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 Double Trunk 8433 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8434 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8435 Quercus sp. Oak 6 2 8436 Quercus sp. Oak 26 2 8437 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8438 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8439 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 8440 Quercus sp. Oak 9 2 Double Trunk 8441 Quercus sp. Oak 7 2 8442 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8443 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8444 Quercus sp. Oak 11 2 Double Trunk 8445 Quercus sp. Oak 10 2 8446 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 Double Trunk 8447 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8449 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 Double Trunk 8450 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 8451 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8452 Ulmus sp. Elm 9 2 8453 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 8454 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 12 2 8455 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8456 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8457 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8458 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8459 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8460 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8461 Ulmus sp. Elm 9 2 8462 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8463 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8464 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 8465 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8466 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8467 Ulmus sp. Elm 33 2 8468 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8469 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8470 Ulmus sp. Elm 9 2 8471 Ulmus sp. Elm 9 2 8472 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8473 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8474 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8475 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8476 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8477 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8478 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8479 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8480 Ulmus sp. Elm 36 2 8481 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 8482 Ulmus sp. Elm 30 2 8483 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8484 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8485 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 12 2 8486 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 10 2 8487 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 10 2 8488 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 14 2 8489 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8490 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8491 Ulmus sp. Elm 13 2 8492 Ulmus sp. Elm 13 2 8493 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8494 Ulmus sp. Elm 9 2 8495 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8496 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 8497 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8498 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 12 2 8499 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 12 2 8500 Ulmus sp. Elm 9 2 8501 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8502 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8503 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 8504 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8505 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8506 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8507 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8508 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8509 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 Triple Trunk 8512 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 2 9' Grouping 8513 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 13 2 8514 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8515 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8516 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 12 2 8517 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8518 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8519 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 12 2 8521 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 12 2 8522 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8523 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8524 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8525 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8526 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 8527 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8528 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8529 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8530 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8531 Ulmus sp. Elm 15 2 8532 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8533 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8534 Ulmus sp. Elm 9 2 8535 Ulmus sp. Elm 9 2 8536 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8537 Ulmus sp. Elm 17 2 8538 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8539 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8540 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 Double Trunk 8541 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 8542 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 8543 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 8544 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 24 2 8545 Ulmus sp. Elm 8 2 8546 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 18 2 8547 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 15 2 8548 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 16 2 8549 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8550 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8551 Ulmus sp. Elm 9 2 8552 Ulmus sp. Elm 15 2 8553 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 Double Trunk 8554 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 8555 Ulmus sp. Elm 13 2 8556 Ulmus sp. Elm 13 2 8557 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8558 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8559 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8560 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8561 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 15 2 8562 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8563 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8564 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 16 2 8565 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8566 Ulmus sp. Elm 20 2 8567 Quercus sp. Oak 15 2 Double Trunk 8568 Quercus sp. Oak 12 2 8569 Juniperus virginiana Red Cedar 18 2 8570 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 30 2 8571 Ulmus sp. Elm 13 2 8572 Ulmus sp. Elm 14 2 8573 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8574 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8575 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8576 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8577 Ulmus sp. Elm 12 2 8578 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8579 Ulmus sp. Elm 11 2 8580 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8582 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 8583 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 Double Trunk 8584 Ulmus sp. Elm 6 2 Double Trunk 8585 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8586 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 Double Trunk 8587 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 8588 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 Double Trunk 8589 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 Triple Trunk 8590 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 Double Trunk 8591 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 Triple Trunk 8592 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 Double Trunk 8593 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8594 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8595 Ulmus sp. Elm 10 2 Double Trunk 8596 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 Double Trunk 8597 Quercus sp. Oak 8 2 Double Trunk 8598 Quercus sp. Oak 14 2 8599 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 8600 Quercus stellata Post Oak 13 2 8601 Quercus stellata Post Oak 15 2 8602 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8603 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 8604 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 Double Trunk 8605 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8606 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 Triple Trunk 8607 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8608 Quercus stellata Post Oak 24 2 Double Trunk 8609 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 8610 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 8611 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8612 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 8613 Quercus stellata Post Oak 7 2 8614 Quercus stellata Post Oak 24 2 8615 Quercus stellata Post Oak 14 2 Double Trunk 8616 Quercus stellata Post Oak 14 2 8617 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 Double Trunk 8618 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8619 Quercus stellata Post Oak 9 2 Double Trunk 8620 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 Double Trunk 8621 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 Triple Trunk 8622 Quercus stellata Post Oak 8 2 8623 Quercus stellata Post Oak 11 2 8624 Quercus stellata Post Oak 6 2 8625 Ulmus sp. Elm 7 2 8626 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 Double Trunk 8627 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 Double Trunk 8628 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8629 Quercus stellata Post Oak 10 2 8630 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 Double Trunk 8631 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 Double Trunk 8632 Quercus stellata Post Oak 18 2 Double Trunk 10000 Ulmus sp. Elm 28 2 10001 Ulmus sp. Elm 24 2 10002 Ulmus sp. Elm 20 2 10003 Ulmus sp. Elm 22 2 10004 Ulmus sp. Elm 22 2 10005 Ulmus sp. Elm 40 2 10006 23 2 10008 26 2 10009 Quercus stellata Post Oak 28 2 10010 30 2 10012 Quercus stellata Post Oak 32 2 10013 32 2 10014 Carya illinoensis Pecan 10 2 10015 Carya illinoensis Pecan 10 2 10016 Quercus stellata Post Oak 25 2 10017 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 10018 Quercus stellata Post Oak 24 2 10019 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 10020 Quercus stellata Post Oak 12 2 10021 Quercus stellata Post Oak 28 2 10022 Quercus stellata Post Oak 20 2 10023 Quercus stellata Post Oak 15 2 10024 28 2 10027 Quercus stellata Post Oak 32 2 10028 Quercus stellata Post Oak 30 2 10029 28 2 10030 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 7 2 10031 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 10032 20 2 10033 32 2 10034 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 10035 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 6 2 10036 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 8 2 10037 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 8 2 10038 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 10039 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 10040 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 8 2 10041 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 10 2 10042 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 14 2 10043 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 10 2 10044 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 10 2 10045 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 8 2 10046 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 8 2 10047 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 8 2 10048 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 8 2 10049 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 12 2 10050 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 10 2 10051 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 10 2 4 Trunks 10052 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 6 2 Double Trunk 10053 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 6 2 Double Trunk 10054 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 6 2 10055 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 8 2 10056 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 6 2 Double Trunk 10057 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 6 2 10058 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 7 2 10059 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 6 2 Triple Trunk 10060 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 6 2 Triple Trunk 10061 Presopis glandulosa Mesquite 10 2 10062 Carya illinoensis Pecan 10 2 10063 Carya illinoensis Pecan 10 2 10064 Carya illinoensis Pecan 12 2 10065 Carya illinoensis Pecan 6 2 10066 Carya illinoensis Pecan 12 2 10067 Carya illinoensis Pecan 10 2 10068 Carya illinoensis Pecan 12 2 10069 Quercus stellata I Post Oak 1 20 1 2 SECTION 16 CORPS OF ENGINEERS LETTER DATED JULY 5, 2007 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY FORT WORTH DISTRICT, CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. BOX 17300 FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76102-0300 REPLY TO ATTENTION OF July 5, 2007 Planning, Environmental, and Regulatory Division Regulatory Branch SUBJECT: Project Number 200500328 Ms. Loretta Mokry Alan Plummer Associates, Incorporated 7524 Mosier View Court Fort Worth, Texas 76118-7148 Dear Ms. Mokry: This is in reference to your correspondence of June 17, 2005, requesting a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) jurisdictional determination for the Gateway Church of Southlake property, a 180-acre tract located north of State Highway 114, east of Carroll Avenue, south of East Highland Street, and west of Kimball Avenue, in the city of Southlake, Tarrant County, Texas. Information that you provided to us included a report titled "PRELIMINARY JURISDICTIONAL DETERMINATION OF WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES AND ADJACENT WETLANDS", dated June 1, 2005, prepared by Alan Plummer Associates, Incorporated. This project has been assigned Project Number 200500328. Please include this number in all future correspondence concerning this project. Failure to reference the project number may result in a delay. We have reviewed the site in question in accordance with Section 404 of the Clean Water Act and Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899. Under Section 404, the USACE regulates the discharge of dredged and fill material into waters of the United States, including wetlands. Our responsibility under Section 10 is to regulate any work in, or affecting, navigable waters of the United States. We have determined that this site does not include navigable waters of the United States under Section 10. Based on the report that you submitted, and other information available to us, it appears that waters of the United States under Section 404 do exist on the site. We concur with the draft determination of waters of the United States that is made in the above referenced report. The basis for this approved jurisdictional determination (JD) is enclosed. Department of the Army authorization would be required for the discharge of dredged or fill material into any areas identified as waters of the United States. 2— If you anticipate a discharge, please provide us with a detailed description of the proposed project, a suitable map of the proposed project area showing the location of proposed discharges, the type and amount of material (temporary or permanent), if any, to be discharged, and plan and cross-section views of the proposed project. Please refer to the enclosed guidance for Department of the Army submittals for additional details about what you should submit. Please note that it is unlawful to start work without a Department of the Army permit if one is required. This approved JD is valid for a period of no more than five years from the date of this letter unless new information warrants revision of the delineation before the expiration date. It is incumbent upon the applicant to remain informed of changes in the Department of the Army regulations. The applicant may accept or appeal this approved JD or provide new information in accordance with the enclosed Notification of Administration Appeal Options and Process and Request For Appeal (NAAOP-RFA). If the applicant elects to appeal this approved JD, the applicant must complete Section II (Request For Appeal or Objections to an Initial Proffered Permit) of the enclosure and return it to the Division Engineer, ATTN: CESWD-ETO-R, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1100 Commerce Street, Dallas, Texas 75242-0216 within 60 days of the date of this notice. Failure to notify the USACE within 60 days of the date of this notice means that you accept the approved JD in its entirety and waive all rights to appeal the approved JD. The Supreme Court issued a decision on June 19, 2006, that addresses the scope of the Clean Water Act (CWA) jurisdiction over certain waters of the United States, including wetlands. On June 5, 2007, the U. S. Envirommnental Protection Agency (EPA) and the USACE issued joint guidance clarifying CWA jurisdiction in light of the court decision. We are advising you that our approved JD is based on the guidance in effect at the time we received your request. However, you may request that we re-evaluate the JD based on the content of the new guidance. Thank you for your interest in our nation's water resources. If you have any questions concerning our regulatory program, please contact Ms. Jennifer Knowles at the address above or telephone (817)886-1863. Sincerely, Enclosure ory Branch 1/1 NOTIFICATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL OPTIONS AND PROCESS AND REQUEST FOR APPEAL Applicant: Gateway Church File Number: 200500328 Date: July 5, 2007 Attached See section below INITIAL PROFFERED PERMIT (Standard Permit or Letter of Permission) A PROFFERED PERMIT (Standard Permit or Letter of Permission) B PERMIT DENIAL C n APPROVED JURISDICTIONAL DETERMINATION D PRELIMINARY JURISDICTIONAL DETERMINATION E SECTION I - The following identifies your rights and options regarding an administrative appeal of the above decision. Additional information may be found at http://Www.usace.anny.mil/inet/functionslcwlcecwo/reg/ or Corps regulations at 33 CFR Part 331. A: INITIAL PROFFERED PERMIT: You may accept or object to the permit. • ACCEPT: If you received a Standard Permit, you may sign the permit document and return it to the district engineer for final authorization. If you received a Letter of Permission (LOP), you may accept the LOP and your work is authorized. Your signature on the Standard Permit or acceptance of the LOP means that you accept the permit in its entirety, and waive all rights to appeal the permit, including its terms and conditions, and approved jurisdictional determinations associated with the permit. • OBJECT: If you object to the permit (Standard or LOP) because of certain terms and conditions therein, you may request that the permit be modified accordingly. You must complete Section II of this form and return the form to the district engineer. Your objections must be received by the district engineer within 60 days of the date of this notice, or you will forfeit your right to appeal the permit in the future. Upon receipt of your letter, the district engineer will evaluate your objections and may: (a) modify the permit to address all of your concerns, (b) modify the permit to address some of your objections, or (c) not modify the permit having determined that the permit should be issued as previously written. After evaluating your objections, the district engineer will send you a proffered permit for your reconsideration, as indicated in Section B below. B: PROFFERED PERMIT: You may accept or appeal the permit • ACCEPT: If you received a Standard Permit, you may sign the permit document and return it to the district engineer for final authorization. If you received a Letter of Permission (LOP), you may accept the LOP and your work is authorized. Your signature on the Standard Permit or acceptance of the LOP means that you accept the permit in its entirety, and waive all rights to appeal the permit, including its terms and conditions, and approved jurisdictional determinations associated with the permit. • APPEAL: If you choose to decline the proffered permit (Standard or LOP) because of certain terms and conditions therein, you may appeal the declined permit under the Corps of Engineers Administrative Appeal Process by completing Section II of this form and sending the form to the division engineer. This form must be received by the division engineer within 60 days of the date of this notice. C: PERMIT DENIAL: You may appeal the denial of a permit under the Corps of Engineers Administrative Appeal Process by completing Section H of this form and sending the form to the division engineer. This form must be received by the division engineer within 60 days of the date of this notice. D: APPROVED JURISDICTIONAL DETERMINATION: You may accept or appeal the approved jurisdictional determination (JD) or provide new information. • ACCEPT: You do not need to notify the Corps to accept an approved JD. Failure to notify the Corps within 60 days of the date of this notice, means that you accept the approved JD in its entirety, and waive all rights to appeal the approved JD. • APPEAL: If you disagree with the approved JD, you may appeal the approved JD under the Corps of Engineers Administrative Appeal Process by completing Section II of this form and sending the form to the division engineer. This form must be received by the division engineer within 60 days of the date of this notice. E: PRELIMINARY JURISDICTIONAL DETERMINATION: You do not need to respond to the Corps regarding the preliminary JD. The preliminary JD is not appealable. If you wish, you may request an approved JD (which may be appealed), by contacting the Corps district for further instruction. Also you may provide new information for further consideration by the Corps to reevaluate the JD. SECTION II - REQUEST FOR APPEAL or OBJECTIONS TO AN INITIAL PROFFERED PERMIT REASONS FOR APPEAL OR OBJECTIONS: (Describe your reasons for appealing the decision or your objections to an initial proffered permit in clear concise statements. You may attach additional information to this form to clarify where your reasons or objections are addressed in the administrative record.) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The appeal is limited to a review of the administrative record, the Corps memorandum for the record of the appeal conference or meeting, and any supplemental information that the review officer has determined is needed to clarify the administrative record. Neither the appellant nor the Corps may add new information or analyses to the record. However, you may provide additional information to clarify the location of information that is already in the administrative record. POINT OF CONTACT FOR QUESTIONS OR INFORMATION: If you have questions regarding this decision and/or If you only have questions regarding the appeal the appeal process you may contact: process you may also contact: Ms. Jennifer Knowles at (817)886-1863 Jim Gilmore at (214)767-2457 RIGHT OF ENTRY: Your signature below grants the right of entry to Corps of Engineers personnel, and any government consultants, to conduct investigations of the project site during the course of the appeal process. Date: Telephone number: Signature of appellant or authorized agent JURISDICTIONAL DETERMINATION U.S. Army Corps of Engineers DISTRICT OFFICE: FORT WORTH FILE NUMBER: 200500328 PROJECT LOCATION INFORMATION: State: Texas County: TARRANT Center coordinates of site (latitude/longitude): 032-57-3.03 097-7-28.20 Approximate size of area (parcel) reviewed, including uplands: 180 acres. Name of nearest waterway: Jones Branch Name of watershed: DENTON JURISDICTIONAL DETERMINATION Completed: Desktop determination [X] Date: 5 July 2007 Site visit(s) [ ] Date(s): Jurisdictional Determination (JD): Revised 8/13/04 [ ] Preliminary JD - Based on available information, [ ] there appear to be (or) [ ] there appear to be no "waters of the United States" and/or "navigable waters of the United States" on the project site. A preliminary JD is not appealable (Reference 33 CFR part 331). [X] Approved JD - An approved JD is an appealable action (Reference 33 CFR part 331). Check all that apply: [ ] There are "navigable waters of the United States" (as defined by 33 CFR part 329 and associated guidance) within the reviewed area.. Approximate size of jurisdictional area: . [X] There are "waters of the United States" (as defined by 33 CFR part 328 and associated guidance) within the reviewed area. Approximate size of jurisdictional area: 10.99 acres. [X] There are "isolated, non -navigable, intra-state waters or wetlands" within the reviewed area. [ ] Decision supported by SWANCC/Migratory Bird Rule Information Sheet for Determination of No Jurisdiction. BASIS OF JURISDICTIONAL DETERMINATION: A. Waters defined under 33 CFR part 329 as "navigable waters of the United States": [ ] The presence of waters that are subject to the ebb and flow of the tide and/or are presently used, or have been used in the past, or may be susceptible for use to transport interstate or foreign commerce. B. Waters defined under 33 CFR part 328.3(a) as "waters of the United States": [ ] (1) The presence of waters, which are currently used, or were used in the past, or may be susceptible to use in interstate or foreign commerce, including all waters which are subject to the ebb and flow of the ride. [ ] (2) The presence of interstate waters including interstate wetlands'. [ ] (3) The presence of other waters such as intrastate lakes, rivers, streams (including intermittent streams), mudflats, sandflats, wetlands, sloughs, prairie potholes, wet meadows, playa lakes, or natural ponds, the use, degradation or destruction of which could affect interstate commerce including any such waters (check all that apply): [ ] (i) which are or could be used by interstate or foreign travelers for recreational or other purposes. [ ] (ii) from which fish or shellfish are or could be taken and sold in interstate or foreign commerce. [ ] (iii) which are or could be used for industrial purposes by industries in interstate commerce. [X] (4) Impoundments of waters otherwise defined as waters of the US. [X] (5) The presence of a tributary to a water identified in (1) - (4) above. [ ] (6) The presence of territorial seas. [ ] (7) The presence of wetlands adjacent' to other waters of the US, except for those wetlands adjacent to other wetlands. Rationale for the Basis of Jurisdictional Determination (applies to any boxes checked above). If the jurisdictional water or wetland is not itself a navigable water of the United States, describe connection(s) to the downstream navigable waters. If B(1) or B(3) is used as the Basis of Jurisdiction, document navigability and/or interstate commerce connection (i.e., discuss site conditions, including why the waterbody is navigable and/or how the destruction of the waterbody could affect interstate or foreign commerce). If B(2, 4, 5 or 6) is used as the Basis of Jurisdiction, document the rationale used to make the determination. IfB(7) is used as the Basis of Jurisdiction, document the rationale used to make adjacency determination: on -channel ponds and unnamed tributaries to Jones Branch, which flows to Lake Grapevine which is an impoundment of Denton Creek, to Denton Creek, to the Trinity River, a navigable water of the U.S. File Number: 200500328 Lateral Extent of Jurisdiction: (Reference: 33 CFR parts 328 and 329) [X] Ordinary High Water Mark indicated by: [ ] High Tide Line indicated by: [X] clear, natural line impressed on the bank [ ] oil or scum line along shore objects [X] the presence of litter and debris [ ] fine shell or debris deposits (foreshore) [X] changes in the character of soil [ ] physical markings/characteristics [X] destruction of terrestrial vegetation [ ] tidal gages [X] shelving [ ] other: [ ] other: [ ] Mean High Water Mark indicated by: [ ] survey to available datum; [ ] physical markings; [ ] vegetation lines/changes in vegetation types. [ ] Wetland boundaries, as shown on the attached wetland delineation map and/or in a delineation report prepared by: Basis For Not Asserting Jurisdiction: [ ] The reviewed area consists entirely of uplands. [ ] Unable to confirm the presence of waters in 33 CFR part 328(a)(1, 2, or 4-7). [ ] Headquarters declined to approve jurisdiction on the basis of 33 CFR part 328.3(a)(3). [X] The Corps has made a case -specific determination that the following waters present on the site are not Waters of the United States: [ ] Waste treatment systems, including treatment ponds or lagoons, pursuant to 33 CFR part 328.3. [ ] Artificially irrigated areas, which would revert to upland if the irrigation ceased. [X] Artificial lakes and ponds created by excavating and/or diking dry land to collect and retain water and which are used exclusively for such purposes as stock watering, irrigation, settling basins, or rice growing. [ ] Artificial reflecting or swimming pools or other small ornamental bodies of water created by excavating and/or diking dry land to retain water for primarily aesthetic reasons. [ ] Water -filled depressions created in dry land incidental to construction activity and pits excavated in dry land for the purpose of obtaining fill, sand, or gravel unless and until the construction or excavation operation is abandoned and the resulting body of water meets the definition of waters of the United States found at 33 CFR 328.3(a). [X] Isolated, intrastate wetland with no nexus to interstate commerce. [ ] Prior converted cropland, as determined by the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Explain rationale: [ ] Non -tidal drainage or irrigation ditches excavated on dry land. Explain rationale: [ ] Other (explain): DATA REVIEWED FOR JURISDICTIONAL DETERMINATION (mark all that apply): [X] Maps, plans, plots or plat submitted by or on behalf of the applicant. [X] Data sheets prepared/submitted by or on behalf of the applicant. [X] This office concurs with the delineation report, dated June 1, 2005, prepared by (company): Alan Plummer Assoc., Inc. [ ] This office does not concur with the delineation report, dated , prepared by (company): [ ] Data sheets prepared by the Corps. [ ] Corps' navigable waters' studies: [ ] U.S. Geological Survey Hydrologic Atlas: [X] U.S. Geological Survey 7.5 Minute Topographic maps: Southlake and Grapevine [ ] U.S. Geological Survey 7.5 Minute Historic quadrangles: [ ] U.S. Geological Survey 15 Minute Historic quadrangles: [ ] USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Soil Survey: [ ] National wetlands inventory maps: [ ] State/Local wetland inventory maps: [ ] FEMA/FIRM maps (Map Name & Date): [ ] 100-year Floodplain Elevation is: (NGVD) [X] Aerial Photographs (Name & Date): 1942, 1957, 1964, 1976, 1984, 1995, 2004 [X] Other photographs (Date): 5/22/05, provided by applicant [ ] Advanced Identification Wetland maps: [ ] Site visit/determination conducted on: [ ] Applicable/supporting case law: [X] Other information (please specify): Preliminary Jurisdictional Determination of Waters of the United States and Adjacent Wetlands by Alan Plummer Associates, Inc. dated June 1, 2005. 'Wetlands are identified and delineated using the methods and criteria established in the Corps Wetland Delineation Manual (87 Manual) (i.e., occurrence of hydrophytic vegetation, hydric soils and wetland hydrology). 'The term "adjacent" means bordering, contiguous, or neighboring. Wetlands separated from other waters of the U.S. by man-made dikes or barriers, natural river berms, beach dunes, and the like are also adjacent. SECTION 17 TxDOT LETTER DATED JULY 5, 2007 July 5, 2007 John D. Blacker, P. E. Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. 801 Cherry Street, Unit 11 Suite 1025 Fort Worth, Texas 76102 (220) Review 10-REV-186-07 SH 114 Control 353 Section 3 REFERENCE: Gateway Church PERMIT PLAN REVIEW SH 114 (Westbound Frontage Road) Between Carroll Avenue and Kimball Avenue Southlake, Texas Dear Mr. Blacker: The Texas Department of Transportation has reviewed the Permit Plan for Gateway Church located on SH 114 (westbound frontage road) between Carroll Avenue and Kimball Avenue in the City of Southlake, Texas. The North Tarrant County Area Office in conjunction with the District Access Variance Committee, has reviewed the concept plan for the proposed acceleration lanes and for the proposed driveway access points at the location mentioned above. We decided to grant a conditional variance for approval of the driveway locations along SH 114 WB frontage road without acceleration lanes. The conditions for granting the variance for the elimination of the acceleration lanes is that the developer obtains a written commitment from the City of Southlake committing to providing the law enforcement necessary to assist with traffic control during those days and times that Church Services are conducted to assist motorists to ingress and egress the development in a safe and efficient manner and to try and minimize any inconvenience that this may create for the traveling public using our roadway system. In addition, the commitment needs to include the need to monitor the SH114 exit ramp prior to any service to make sure that traffic does not back-up on the exit ramp onto the SH114 main lanes which would also result in the SH 114 frontage road getting blocked by traffic trying to enter the Church property to attend the scheduled service. Gateway Church Page 2 April 20, 2007 PERMIT PLAN REVIEW SH 114 (Westbound Frontage Road) Between Carroll Avenue and Kimball Avenue Southlake, Texas The developer can now continue with the preparation and submittal of the formal permit plan package for TxDOT review and approval. Please submit three (3) sets of the revised permit plans for review to Chuck Humphries in the Fort Worth district Permit Office on IH 20 at Mc Cart Street in Fort Worth. Call Chuck Humphries @ 817-370- 6526 for driving directions or a mailing address as needed. If you should have any questions concerning this matter, please contact Ali Shafiye in the North Area Office at (817) 399-4309. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: If there are any questions concerning the above Comments, please contact this Permit Engineer in the NTCAO. Telephone- 817-370-6526 Fax- 817-370-6584 EMAIL: Chumphr@dot.state.tx.us Office Address: 2501 Southloop, Fort Worth, TX 76133 SECTION 18 LETTER REGARDING PROPROSED THOROUGHFARE SYSTEM SURROUNDING GATEWAY CHURCH pr-, = Kimley-Horn hhl. and Associates, Inc. July 23, 2007 Mr. Dennis Killough, AICP Chief Planner City of Southlake, Texas 1400 Main Street, Suite 310 Southlake, TX 76 Re: Proposed Thoroughfare System Surrounding Gateway Church Southlake, TX Dear Mr. Killough: Per your request on June 21, 2007, please allow this letter to serve as a supplement to the following documents: • Traffic Impact Study prepared for Gateway Church (dated September 2005); and • Technical memorandum dated October 14, 2005, which provides responses to the October 4, 2005 summary of comments from Lee Engineering. As mentioned in the traffic impact study, the City of Southlake Master Thoroughfare Plan will need to be adjusted in conjunction with this project. These include the following: (1) The alignment of E. Kirkwood Boulevard will need to adjust slightly to the north; and (2) The proposed four -lane divided arterial connecting E. Kirkwood Boulevard to the SH 114 WB Frontage Road will be replaced with two (2) four -lane undivided collector facilities (Grace Lane and Blessed Way). It is currently planned for Grace Lane to be a public thoroughfare facility. Blessed Way may remain a private drive (although it is planned to be constructed to city thoroughfare standards). The change in alignment for E. Kirkwood Boulevard is insignificant — it simply moves the alignment slightly to the north. It ultimately allows for a four -lane divided arterial between Kimball and Carroll north of SH 114. The second change actually provides an increase in capacity from the currently adopted Master Thoroughfare Plan and helps to better serve the proposed site. Gateway Church intends to construct its proportional share of the roadway facilities necessary to support its traffic. These include Grace Lane (referred to as the West Collector), Blessed Way (the East Collector), and the portion of E. ■ TEL 817 335 6511 FAX 817 335 5070 ■ Suite 1025 801 Cherry Street, Unit 11 Fort Worth, Texas 76102-6803 Kinney -Horn Mr. Dennis Killough, AICP, July 23, 2007, Page 2 and Associates. Inc. Kirkwood Boulevard between Grace Lane and Kimball. It is not necessary, however, to construct the entirety of these facilities with the initial phase of the Church. The attached phasing exhibit presents the current plan for the construction of the proposed thoroughfare facilities. We hope this supplementary information satisfies your concerns. Should you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (817) 335- 6511. Sincerely, KIMLEY-HORN AND ASSOCIATES, INC. LG�GUZ �� i Aaron W. Nathan, P.E. Attachment: Proposed Thoroughfare System -Phasing Exhibit Copy to: Mr. Doug Sluiter, Gateway Church G\civil\61170000\61170000\TRAFFIC\doc\Roadway-System-Phasing_lh-RE V O 1. doc SECTION 19 PROPOSED PHASE EXHIBITS m�® 3NO Md