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Council hears updates on Central Park trees, Public Works facility delay and street tree removals
Summary
Council members reported new tree plantings in Central Park, a Public Works facility completion delay to the end of October, and City Manager David Larson said maples along 2700 East have been removed and will be replaced after project completion.
During the reports section, Councilman Joel Dills said new trees have been planted in Central Park and that the plantings will help provide shade for residents.
Councilman Blair Halverson reported that completion of the Public Works Facility has been pushed to the end of October and said the building "looks very good." City Manager David Larson added that the maple trees along 2700 East have been removed as part of the project's work and will be replaced after the project is finished.
The transcript records schedule updates and tree work but does not specify contract amounts or the construction schedule beyond the revised month; for details staff will need to provide the project schedule and planting/replanting plans.
