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Commission approves three heritage trees, plans bronze plaques
Summary
The commission accepted three heritage-tree nominations (including a large Dracaena coast live oak) and staff outlined plans for recessed bronze plaques and installation timed to Arbor Day events.
The Park Commission approved three heritage-tree nominations after the selection subcommittee recommended three candidates from five submissions.
Selection committee members and commissioners highlighted nominees including a coast live oak in Dracaena Park that Commissioner Jack Fisher described from long experience: "It's over it's over the circumference is over 10 feet long, which is gonna put it somewhere between a 115, a 120 years old." Staff said they will install four 6‑inch bronze plaques (three on field stones near trees and one wall-mounted plaque at the Exedra) and hoped to display a plaque at the Arbor Day event.
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