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Resident asks city to remove two dead trees at Robinson Community Park
Summary
A resident urged the commission to remove two dead trees at Quincy & Bessie Robinson Community Park out of concern they could fall and create liability; commissioners and staff acknowledged the request and noted the city would evaluate the trees.
During public comment, Tony Filletti asked the commission to remove two dead trees in Robinson Community Park that he said posed a liability risk if they fell. Filletti identified one tree near a ditch close to the Masonic Lodge and another between the concession stand and the restrooms, and asked the city to evaluate and remove them if hazardous.
"Those need to be taken down because I'm concerned that if they fall, the city is gonna be liable for it," Filletti said. Commissioners thanked him for the report; public works staff later explained the city would bring in a contractor with forestry expertise to evaluate hazard trees and take action where necessary.
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