Erosion control wall requires trench within 6 ft of 3–4 ft diameter, 60–80 ft Ponderosa pine. Trench 3–4 ft deep.
No expected damage. Ponderosa pine's taproot dominance makes it resilient to lateral root severance. Proceed with trench.
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