PARC votes to replace dead Sugar Maple at Seven Pines Park
Summary
Commission members approved purchasing and installing a replacement Sugar Maple at Seven Pines Park to restore a barrier that prevents vehicles from driving on the grass. Paradise Township crew will handle removal and planting, pending procurement.
Commission members discussed a maintenance issue at Seven Pines Park and approved a replacement tree on April 23, 2026. Michael Reed reported "there is a dead Sugar Maple tree at Seven Pines Park," and members said the tree is part of a barrier that helps keep vehicles off the turf.
Reda Briglia moved and Michael Reed seconded a motion "to purchase a replacement Sugar Maple tree and ask the Paradise Township crew to remove and replace the tree." The motion was recorded as carried 4-0. The minutes direct procurement and assign the Paradise Township crew responsibility for removal and planting; the commission recorded follow-up tasks to report back when the work is completed.
No dollar amounts or procurement vendor names were recorded in the transcript; the minutes state only that the commission approved purchase and replacement. Implementation details such as the purchase method and schedule were not specified and will require follow-up from Paradise Township staff.
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