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Save Historic Trees from Unplanned Removal

July 19, 2024 | Page County, Iowa



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Save Historic Trees from Unplanned Removal
During a recent government meeting, discussions centered on the management of trees located on the county farm, highlighting community concerns regarding potential tree removal. A representative reported that they had contacted RCA Tree Service, which had assessed the area and suggested the removal of several trees due to their deteriorating condition. However, this proposal sparked pushback from local residents who expressed a strong desire to preserve the trees, citing their historical significance and visual importance as a landmark when entering the town.

The representative emphasized the need for a thorough evaluation of the trees before any action is taken, advocating for a careful approach that prioritizes trimming over removal where possible. They acknowledged that while some trees may be rotten and pose safety risks, efforts should be made to save those that are healthy. The representative also mentioned plans to potentially replant trees to maintain the area’s aesthetic and ecological value.

The meeting underscored the balance between safety and preservation, with officials agreeing to conduct a detailed inspection of the trees before proceeding with any decisions. The community's attachment to the trees reflects a broader sentiment about maintaining the county's historical landscape.

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