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Town planner outlines tree-removal and replacement plan for Leffingwell Park

Town of Huachuca City Town Council · April 9, 2026
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Summary

Stephen Sherwood presented a tree-management plan identifying trees for removal and recommended species for replanting in Leffingwell Park; council asked that additional trees be planted at Hunt Park.

Stephen Sherwood outlined a plan for trees on Town property, identifying which existing trees in Leffingwell Park should be removed and recommending replacement species for future plantings. Sherwood's presentation included species suggestions and a prioritization of removals based on health and safety considerations.

Councilmembers requested the plan also include additional plantings at Hunt Park and asked staff for implementation details and timelines. No formal vote on funding or a planting schedule was recorded in the transcript; the item was presented and discussed.

Why it matters: A tree-management plan affects park safety, shade, long-term maintenance costs and species selection appropriate for local conditions. Planting choices will influence future maintenance and water needs.

Next steps: Staff to return with implementation cost estimates and a proposed timeline for removals and replanting.