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Council accepts $3,500 low bid for removal of hazardous trees near Oakridge Drive

Morrow City Council · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Code enforcement identified four dead trees leaning toward a neighboring residence on city park land at the end of Oakridge Drive; two quotes were received and the council concurred with selecting King Tree Experts, Inc.'s $3,500 bid (cut and leave on-site) to address the fall risk.

Code Enforcement Officer David Roest told the council there are four dead trees on city-owned park property at the end of Oakridge Drive that are covered in vines and leaning toward a neighboring residence, posing a fall risk. The adjacent property owner had notified the city, prompting staff to obtain quotes from arborists.

Two bids were presented: King Tree Experts, Inc. for $3,500 (cut and leave on-site) and Pro Tree, Inc. for $6,800. Mayor Lampl recommended selecting the lower quote, and the council concurred with moving forward with the $3,500 bid to address the immediate safety hazard. The agenda called for authorization for the mayor to execute any related documents.