Town Managers Directed to Investigate Tree Replacement Along Route 35
September 22, 2025 | North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island
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The North Kingstown Town Council meeting on September 22, 2025, focused on several key issues, including tree replacement and community concerns regarding local amenities.
One of the main topics discussed was a request to investigate the replacement of trees in front of 35 Brown Street. Council members acknowledged the importance of trees but noted that their removal had improved visibility for pedestrians, allowing better views of the water and parking lot. The council agreed to follow the recommendation of the Conservation Commission and directed the town manager to reach out to state officials regarding potential tree replacements.
In addition to the tree discussion, the council reviewed correspondence from residents. Nancy Sherman raised concerns about the number of members on the Arts Council, while another resident, Mr. Filsom, addressed issues related to litter and late-night parking lot usage. Additionally, Sandra and Jeff Flickinger expressed their frustrations about long wait times at the West Allington traffic light, which they believe contribute to risky driving behaviors.
The meeting concluded with the council's commitment to address these community concerns and explore solutions moving forward.
One of the main topics discussed was a request to investigate the replacement of trees in front of 35 Brown Street. Council members acknowledged the importance of trees but noted that their removal had improved visibility for pedestrians, allowing better views of the water and parking lot. The council agreed to follow the recommendation of the Conservation Commission and directed the town manager to reach out to state officials regarding potential tree replacements.
In addition to the tree discussion, the council reviewed correspondence from residents. Nancy Sherman raised concerns about the number of members on the Arts Council, while another resident, Mr. Filsom, addressed issues related to litter and late-night parking lot usage. Additionally, Sandra and Jeff Flickinger expressed their frustrations about long wait times at the West Allington traffic light, which they believe contribute to risky driving behaviors.
The meeting concluded with the council's commitment to address these community concerns and explore solutions moving forward.
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