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“Having objectively heard the reasons for both the tree to be removed and for the tree to remain; the information presented at the Tree Hearing at this time does not warrant a healthy large tree that is providing numerous environmental benefits to be removed.” – Dr. Greg Kramer Continue Reading →
The homeowner wanted the tree removed because its roots were causing the lateral sewer line that connects the mainline pipe to his house to become clogged, as the pipe is broken Continue Reading →
Tree Warden Dr. Greg Kramer left the door ajar for an alternate solution. “If a resolution is attained before the tree is to be removed, I would invite all interest groups to meet before a final decision is made.” Continue Reading →
A complaint triggered a public hearing, which is scheduled for Thursday, Feb 25 at 12:00 noon. Continue Reading →
The old Pine trees were taken down after all. Cherry trees have been planted by the Pecoras, who also planted a row of arbor vitae along the Ham Ave School playground. Continue Reading →
Developer Albert Orlando wishes to demolish the 1890 house at 62 Mason Street and have the Town remove a mature London Plane tree so he can install a 22 ft wide entrance to an underground garage for 16 cars to park. Continue Reading →
The Tree Warden Has Announced his Decision on the fate of trees the Board of Education wanted to remove at Hamilton Avenue School in order to level the playing field. Continue Reading →
The tree removals were requested by Pecora Bros who are developing the flag lot behind the Two Door Restaurant with a multi-unit residential complex that includes some affordable apartments (under the state 8-30g statute). Continue Reading →
The deputy tree warden said that the Contractor, Pecora Bros, who are developing the flag lot behind the Two Door Restaurant, requested the removals of the trees. The trees are located on Hamilton Ave School property, which is next to the Two door Restaurant and the new housing development on its flag lot. Continue Reading →
r. Kramer has over 25 years of work experience in the horticulture industry, in both the public and private sector. Continue Reading →