Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Public Safety topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Resident says hazardous tree at 209 Electric Street remains after 15‑day notice
Summary
A Clarks Summit resident returned to the borough council to report that a hazardous tree at a neighboring property remains after a 15‑day notice sent June 26; council members said staff would follow up and provide a timeline for removal.
A resident identifying himself as the occupant of 209 Electric Street told the council he submitted a 15‑day warning about a hazardous tree on a neighboring property that he said had not been removed after the notice period expired. “I think when you spoke to the property manager, they explained that the tree would be down Monday, the 27th, and that date has come and passed,” the resident said, adding that the tree was “still remaining.”
Council members said they were monitoring the situation and would coordinate with staff to follow up. A council member said staff (Jen) would be asked about timing; the council indicated it would support proceeding with removal if the property manager did not act and promised the resident an update timeline. No formal motion or vote occurred during the discussion.
