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Tinmouth asks Green Mountain Power to inspect corridors; board requests reply by April 9
Summary
Board members asked Green Mountain Power to assess which ash trees along roadsides threaten power lines and requested the utility provide its inspection plan or timeline by April 9 so the town can coordinate removal and cleanup.
Board members agreed to request a written inspection and scope from Green Mountain Power to clarify which trees the utility will remove and which will remain the town's responsibility. Michael Phan urged the utility to meet the town's schedule: "Just to say, we need this information by April 9."
The board discussed that utility action may focus first on central Vermont areas and that the town should notify Green Mountain Power of specific problem stretches (notably Golf Road) so the utility can prioritize inspections. The board assigned follow-up to the chair and the tree warden to contact utility staff and report back at the April 9 meeting.
