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Shade Tree Committee proposes replacement trees for Beachwood’s 250th anniversary
Summary
Chair Ellen Harrigan reported the committee found only two trees at Eagle Point estimated to be 150 years old and proposed donating replacement trees where the borough plans removals as part of a 250th‑anniversary planting effort.
Chair Ellen Harrigan updated the committee on work to identify mature trees for the borough’s 250th anniversary and said her search located two trees at Eagle Point estimated to be 150 years old. She proposed the committee provide replacement trees to be planted where the borough removes older specimens.
Councilman Edward Zakar suggested potential planting locations including the little library along the path to the bathrooms, the flag pole box and the Community Center area; Harrigan said she would email Public Works Director TJ Wrocklage to request a list of trees scheduled for removal and to offer the committee’s donated replacements. The committee intends to use replacement plantings to mark the anniversary while prioritizing sites where removals create space for new trees.
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