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Elm Street multi-use path bid may require tree removals; board urged to review council packet

Sisters Urban Forestry Board · June 9, 2026
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Summary

A council member (Cheryl) told the board that City Council will consider awarding the Elm Street multi-use path bid; the 8-foot path from Village Green Park to Tyee Drive includes a pedestrian bridge and could require tree removals that will likely come before the Urban Forestry Board.

Cheryl told the board that City Council will consider awarding the bid for the Elm Street multi-use path at its Wednesday meeting and that the project will include an 8-foot-wide path on the east side of Elm Street connecting Village Green Park to Tyee Drive and a pedestrian bridge that may require removal of some trees.

Cheryl urged board members to review the council packet and noted that the trees to be removed will likely be denoted on the plan; she said the board should expect information to come before them for review. Jackson added context about the project's long planning timeline and earlier board involvement in project rules.