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City engineering: greening work begins at Addison Vance site; early tree removals explained
Summary
City Engineer Glenn Davis told the committee greening work has started at the Addison Vance (Smoke Rise–Hartman) property and some trees were removed early to meet habitat‑related deadlines; he said overall projects are proceeding and engineering is available to answer questions.
City Engineer Glenn Davis said greening work has started at the Addison Vance property in the Smoke Rise–Hartman area and that some trees were removed ahead of schedule to meet a habitat-related deadline. Davis said the activity may have appeared sudden but was timed to satisfy regulatory or habitat constraints and that most projects remain on track.
“Sometimes they were a little bit early, but they were trying to get them down to meet those deadlines,” Davis said when explaining the tree removals. He offered to answer questions from committee members; none were raised beyond one clarification about visibility from the highway and whether more trees would come down.
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