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Port Clinton Tree Commission approves removal of dead trees at city parks, to contact homeowner about hazardous tree

Port Clinton Tree Commission · July 8, 2025
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At its July 8 meeting the Port Clinton Tree Commission approved motions to remove multiple dead trees at city parks, accepted a $150 donation for a lighthouse tree, and directed staff to contact a homeowner about a hazardous tree at 403 Harrison; next meeting set for Aug. 12.

The Port Clinton Tree Commission on July 8 approved motions to remove dead trees at several city parks and authorized staff to contact a homeowner about a hazardous tree, the commission’s minutes show.

Commissioner Jerry Tarolli moved to remove two dead trees on the east and west sides of Adam’s St Park; Commissioner Roger Domokos seconded the motion. Tarolli also moved to remove two dead pine trees on the hill and two dead trees along the ball diamond at Water Works Park; Commissioner Ed Urban seconded that motion. Commissioner Tarolli made separate motions, seconded by Commissioner Roger Domokos, to remove a dead cherry tree at the Senior Resource Center and to remove six trees at Lakeview Park after those trees were identified by Commissioner Larry Holman and Stephanie Miller.

Commissioner Holman reported a $150 donation to plant a tree at the lighthouse; he said the donation had been requested by Tracy Colston, the city’s Safety Service Director. Holman also raised concern about a dead tree on private property at 403 Harrison and said he will call the homeowner to request removal. He told the commission the tree falls under the city’s tree safety ordinance and that the law director may be included in follow-up discussions.

The commission revisited a previously tabled removal request by George Parker for a tree at 323 E. 2nd St.; Commissioner Roger Domokos said the homeowner seeks removal of a small tree and trimming of large maple trees. Commissioner Tarolli moved to act on Parker’s request and Commissioner Ed Urban seconded the motion.

The meeting record lists motions and seconders for each removal request; a formal vote count was not recorded in the transcript provided. The commission set its next meeting for Aug. 12, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. and adjourned after a motion by Commissioner Tarolli, seconded by Commissioner Domokos.

Meeting details: the commission called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m.; commissioners present were Larry Holman, Roger Domokos, Lisa Bodi, Jerry Tarolli and Ed Urban.