St. Peters Huge Rotten Tree Removal by BG Services
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Boulder officials will meet with managers of the Mapleton Mobile Home Park next week to review the recent removal of cottonwood trees there, as well as plans to remove more of the deciduous giants in the coming months.
The meeting was arranged this week after David Weil, a 13-year resident of the mobile home park, contacted city planners and the city forestry department about the planned removal of cottonwoods that he feels are healthy and should not be cut down without proper assessment.
City spokesman Mike Banuelos said Wednesday that because the land is private property, owned by Boulder-based nonprofit Thistle Communities, the city's forestry department has no authority. However, after the city undertook a site review approval at the site during a rezoning process in 2004, the planning department does have the authority to review changes in landscaping there, Banuelos said.
"Part of that 2004 site review included a development agreement that included a detailed landscape plan, which basically says removal of trees must receive approval from the planning department as part of that site review," Banuelos said.
Members of Boulder's department of Planning and Development Services are scheduled to meet with Mapleton Mobile Home Park management Monday. Banuelos said the city officials will focus on the best management plan for trees at the mobile home park, 2635 Mapleton Ave.
He said the city will seek justification for removal of trees, including a statement from an independent arborist regarding their removal.
For trees already removed, city officials will seek documentation about their removal and their condition, and they could require mitigation from the property managers, including planting of additional trees.
Tom Duffy has been the on-site property manager at the Mapleton Mobile Home Park since May 2011. He said he welcomes the city's input on the tree removal, and he is confident officials will support removing hazardous cottonwoods and willow trees at the site, a process that began two years ago.
"Every windstorm or snowstorm we had large limbs falling, and residents here were pretty upset, so we knew we had to do something," Duffy said.
Duffy said Mapleton Mobile Home Park has invested about $20,000 each of the past two years in tree trimming and removal, spending about $8,000 on stump grinding alone last year. He said cottonwoods were planted around the mobile home park when it was established in the 1960s and are now beyond their projected life spans.
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01.21.2013 ~ Tree Removal
Finally got the Christmas tree out of the house. Not without a few hundred thousand needles going everywhere, but not too bad considering how dry that thing was. Lazy cat day.
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Diamondhead Tree Removal, Bobcat Assistance
Taylor Tree Co., is at a clients property on Hannah St. Diamondhead MS. Today, the project is removing several trees. The tree removal included pines and a gum tree. Taylor Tree Company provides tree care services in Bay St. Louis, Biloxi, DeLisle, Diamondhead, Gulfport, Kiln, Long Beach, Ocean Springs, Pass Christian, Pearlington, Waveland and surrounding areas of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. We provide services for residents, businesses, city, county, state and out of state departments. For more information, photos, videos and services, visit us online at http://www.ataylortreeco.com and join us on facebook at http
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Sugar Maple, Quebec, Canada (tree removal)
Cut down of a sugar maple. Dan Grondin, Arborist since 1997.
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Tree removal - Dayton, OH
Spur-less tree removal, while protecting the trees below.
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The removal of nearly 50 Vallejo trees in recent weeks has raised some eyebrows, and could, at worst land a homeowners association with a city bill for more than $44,000.
Joseph Ramos' mother lives near Sacramento and Redwood streets under a giant looming pine tree with one side of its branches shaved off. Ramos just wants to know if the home is safe during a disagreement with the city and if his mom will finally be rid of a tree-related spider infestation.
Earlier this month, all work removing what remained of 49 mostly Monterey Pine trees -- about 17 of them on city right of way -- came to a grinding halt. Five remained from work that began Dec. 21.
Two trees were left mid-removal, including the one in front of Ramos' mother's
Joseph Ramos looks up at a huge tree that is halfway through the process of being cut down by a home owners association on Sacramento Street in Vallejo. Ramos says his biggest problem is spiders that drop from the tree and enter his mother's house. (Chris Riley/Times-Herald)
"It's half-way finished. If there's a storm or something, it's going to fall down on the roof," Ramos said.
The Hillcrest Park Homeowners Association's board of directors voted last year for the tree removal. Board members believed the trees pose both health and safety hazards for residents of their 316 condominium units. One tree branch had already broken off onto a resident's vehicle.
However, the homeowners association did not go through the proper procedure to remove the trees. It was required to apply for removal permits at $433 per tree, Vallejo Public Works Director David Kleinschmidt said.
"I think it's fair to characterize this as a misunderstanding," Kleinschmidt said Friday. "The first sentence in
Kleinschmidt added that this is not the first time the city has had a run-in with the homeowners association over trees. He said in May, the city put a stop to the removal of two trees (McCullough said three) until the organization obtained a removal permit. McCullough said that situation differed from the current tree removal effort, because the most recent batch of trees is diseased and in need of removal.
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