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Stonecrop drainage construction set to start this month; resident reports trees removed, city pledges replacements after project
Summary
A Sebastian resident asked for updates on the Stonecrop drainage project at the Jan. 8 council meeting. Project staff said construction crews began mobilizing, work will run January through July with an anticipated completion by August, and the city will coordinate tree replacement and fence restoration after construction.
Resident Bob Bruner told the council on Jan. 8 that the Stonecrop drainage project has been under way for more than a year and that crews have already cut down three of the seven trees he was required to plant when he built his house. "They've cut down 3 of the 7 trees that I was required by the city to plant," Bruner said, asking whether the city will help replace the trees and when the project will finish.
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