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Site visit finds damaged and dead trees in The Preserve; owner to remove invasive plants
Summary
During the Jan. 18 site visit to 202 Shannondale Road, council members and attendees observed damaged and dead trees in The Preserve; owner Ray Pola said he will remove invasive plants and trees along his lakefront frontage.
During the Cloud Lake Town Council's Jan. 18 special meeting site visit, attendees observed visible damage to trees within The Preserve and identified dead trees that need removal. The site inspection was conducted after property owner Ray Pola walked the council through the shoreline and adjacent lots; the record states that "all viewed the damage to the trees in The Preserve and the dead trees that need to be removed."
Pola told the council he will remove invasive plants and trees on the south side of his property along the lakefront as part of his development plan. The observation of tree damage and the owner's commitment to remove invasive species were recorded as part of the site visit; no formal removal plan, timeline, or funding source was specified in the meeting record.
