Tree Removal

This cherry tree is leaning towards the house, and the roots are giving way. Although it is not a hazard, we will watch and be ready to remove it if the conditions warrant.

A very large elm tree in front of 92 Theater split apart on Saturday, September 22, during the football game with Middlebury. Although that did not alter the outcome of the game, it did make me very sad. The problem was a weak crotch, and the health of the tree worked against its continued survival. … Read more

This magnolia has been growing into the sewer line to 65 Home Ave for some time, and has now blocked and broken the line. The tree has been removed to allow the sewer line to be replaced.

Another in a long list of dead and dying trees this year. We will remove this before it becomes a greater liability.

Trees that must be removed during remediation.

This maple has been in decline for a couple of years, and has reached the point of removal.

This ash behind Public Safety has terminal ash decline, and will be removed this summer.

This is a view of the new path looking south from the main gate.

The path at Long Lane has been completed, and is much used and well liked. The path has survived a winter, and is ready for a full season of use.

This tree on the bank between VVO and Foss Hill 7 has been losing branches for years. Now the center is dead, and we will remove the tree this spring or summer.