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Resident asks council to trim 2nd Street trees, cites blocked views near school

Asotin City Council · September 8, 2025
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Summary

At the Sept. 8 meeting, resident Rozella Wood asked the council who is responsible for trimming trees and shrubs on 2nd Street, saying they block views of traffic and schoolchildren; Clerk-Treasurer Tina Davidson said she will coordinate with Master Gardeners and Public Works.

Resident Rozella Wood raised concerns during public comment about trees and shrubs along 2nd Street, saying branches need trimming and that vegetation in curb islands is blocking the view of traffic and schoolchildren. Wood specifically asked who takes responsibility for tree maintenance in front of businesses on 2nd Street. Clerk-Treasurer Tina Davidson replied that the Lion’s Club helps care for trees on their side of the street and that the city assists on the other side; she said she will ask Master Gardeners to inspect the plantings and will notify Public Works about trimming the tall grass near the school.

The council did not take formal action during public comment but Tina Davidson noted she will follow up. The exchange establishes a next step: the clerk will coordinate an inspection and request trimming where needed.