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Final vid of a tree removal along the nekar, excuse my poor editing skills. Watch in hd.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
Cleanup is now in full swing in one Arlington neighborhood where the most powerful part of the storm roared through.
Now that temperatures are beginning to plunge, many are figuring out ways to stay warm.
Some homes still have holes in their roofs, like one on Weller Avenue. Thankfully, it fell over the garage without impacting the main part of the house.
Homeowners on Tuesday were working to get rid of debris, cutting down branches that were left dangling by the storm.
These two beautiful live hickories, there really was no reason for them to fall over because they weren't dead, said homeowner Rebecca Grenet.
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But the storm was so intense, it snapped the trees like twigs.
Our prayers were in fact answered because they all fell forward, Grenet said.
Her next door neighbor, Patrick Golonka, wasnt so lucky.
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Storm cleanup, tree removal continues in Arlington
The city of Ann Arbor is hiring two private contractors as it looks to catch up on tree removal, tree pruning and stump removal needed along city streets.
The City Council voted unanimously Monday night to approve a $192,160 contract with Guardian Tree Experts and a $175,875 contract with the Asplundh Tree Expert Co.
The tree removal activities under both contracts focus on the highest-priority trees, those listed as priority 1 or 2 removals in the city's tree inventory.
Tree pruning activities will focus on removing large, dead, broken, hanging or diseased limbs for trees listed as priority 1 for pruning in the tree inventory.
The city has a backlog of 815 priority 1 and 2 tree removals. It's expected Guardian will tackle 253 and Asplundh will tackle 255, leaving a backlog of 307.
The city also has a backlog of 2,205 stumps that need to be removed. Guardian will tackle 79 and Asplundh will tackle 255, leaving a backlog of 1,871.
The work is to be completed by May 31.
In addition to helping to address the tree maintenance backlog, the work to be completed moves the city toward implementing recommendation No. 1 of the city's new Urban and Community Forest Management Plan, which is to implement a proactive routine maintenance program, said Kerry Gray, head of the forestry department.
Gray's memo to council notes the work also furthers the "healthy ecosystem" and "sustainable systems" goals of the city's Sustainability Framework.
The city has about 6,900 trees in mowed areas in parks and more than 41,000 trees along city streets that it's responsible for maintaining, and it's putting an extra $1 million into doing that this year after falling behind on tree maintenance.
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HOUSTON -
The city of Houston has reached a settlement with a developer in connection with the unpermitted removal of four oak trees in Upper Kirby.
The trees were chopped down in the middle of the night as part of a construction project near the corner of Kirby Drive and North Boulevard from the public right-of-way.
A $300,000 settlement was reached last Friday.
"Our trees are valuable resources and their preservation is important to the city," said Mayor Annise Parker. "We have a fair process for developers, but when they violate our policies we will not hesitate to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law."
The Kirby Drive and North Boulevard oak trees had been planted by Trees for Houston volunteers acting on behalf of the Boulevard Oaks Civic Association more than a decade ago.
With the $300,000 settlement, the city has recovered more than $1 million for improperly removed trees this year, which is unprecedented.
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NYCs Urban Forest > Tree Services > Dead Tree and Stump Removal
Dead trees reported on streets, parks, playgrounds or other public spaces will be inspected and, if appropriate, removed. Parks service pledge to citizens with dead trees in front of their houses is to inspect and remove such trees within 30 days of notification. To report a dead tree, call 311 or use our tree service request system.
Parks makes every effort to preserve and protect trees in the public right-of-way until their health or condition warrants removal. Parks does not remove healthy trees due to infrastructure conflicts with sewer lines or sidewalk concrete. Tree roots rarely damage sound pipes in good condition, and only intrude if they have been afforded access by a break or perforation. The best way to prevent this from occurring is to repair the line with impervious, watertight piping. Visit our Work on or Near Trees page for filing a permit prior to sewer repair. If your sidewalk is damaged, please visit our Sidewalk Repair page.
All stumps remaining from tree removal operations performed by Parks are recorded and registered. Stump removals are dependent on the availability of funding. We currently have a backlog of stumps awaiting removal. If you are a property owner who would like a City-owned stump removed, we have two options for you to consider:
In July 2014, NYC Parks initiated a City-wide tree removal and replacement program. Trained NYC Parks foresters surveyed every tree within the Hurricane Sandy inundation zone to identify trees in poor health and those severely impacted by the storm. An estimated 10,000 trees will be removed and replanted Citywide.
Trees are an integral part of our citys functioning infrastructure and help improve the overall quality of life for all New Yorkers. Trees beautify blocks, increase property values, and cool and clean the air. By shading hot surfaces, trees reduce the formation of ozone, which can trigger respiratory problems in children and the elderly. Trees also reduce storm water runoff and reduce building energy costs. The benefits of New York Citys street trees are valued at $122 million annually. As part of PlaNYC and the MillionTreesNYC program, one million trees will have been planted throughout New York City by 2015.
Tree removals began in July 2014 and will continue through July 2015. All trees will be replanted within twelve months of removal, during the next appropriate planting season. The spring season runs from March through May and the fall season from November through January. Learn more about Parks' street tree planting process.
To report a dead tree or request a new tree planting for your community, submit a Forestry Request or call 311.
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Everett, WA (PRWEB) November 15, 2014
Precision Tree Services, a family owned tree servicing company of the Seattle area, knows that the upcoming winter weather frequently means downed trees, fallen branches, and a lot of property damage.
All this damage, and even personal injury, can add up to quite a significant amount of money. Preparation for winter weather, according to the article released from Precision Tree Services, is key in keeping your home and family safe from hazards.
To learn more about Precision Tree Services and their tree care services, visit their website: http://precisiontreeservicewa.com/
When determining if a property has hazardous trees on it, one thing that Precision Tree Services recommends owners look for is the health of the trees. Trees that have cracks in them, dead branches, or show signs of sickness of infestation of pests may need to be trimmed, or even removed, the article states.
For homeowners that arent skilled in arboreal understanding, Precision Tree Services says, Our certified arborists have been trained to accurately see which branches or trees present a hazard to your property. We love trees, and it is always our focus to keep trees healthy and naturally beautiful. But we are also realisticwe know that sometimes a tree presents a danger to your home, your property, and even your family.
With the upcoming windy weather that the Pacific Northwest endures every winter season, homeowners and property owners should consider having a tree care expert take a look at any trees that appear to be sick, dying, cracked, or in too close proximity to a structure.
About Precision Tree Services: Precision Tree Services is a family-run business that expands throughout Whatcom and the Snohomish County area. They provide a full range of tree services, including tree removal, tree pruning, shrub and bush pruning, hedge trimming, stump grinding, crown reduction, crown raising, tree cabling, and more. All of our services are conducted by fully-trained tree experts or ISA certified arborists. Contact our office to schedule a tree service. 14715 Smokey Point Blvd Marysville, Washington 98271 Phone: (888) 277-2334 Email: precisiontree@hotmail.com
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