Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission Discusses New Tree Planting and Ordinance Enhancements

Overview: The Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission held a comprehensive meeting on September 4, 2024, addressing multiple issues including tree planting proposals, updates on tree protection ordinances, and community outreach initiatives.

Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission Debates Crucial Tree Protection Ordinance Amidst Resident Concerns

Overview: The Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission held a meeting on August 7, 2024, to discuss several issues, prominently focusing on the advancement of a proposed tree protection ordinance which has stirred debate and resident concerns. The ordinance aims to regulate tree removal and replacement, balancing environmental preservation with property rights, and ensuring the community’s tree canopy remains intact amidst ongoing urban development.

Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission Debates New Tree Ordinance

Overview: The Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission’s meeting on May 1st, 2024, centered on a discussion about an ordinance update that could impact tree preservation in the town. The meeting also addressed tree planting initiatives, protection of young trees, and the successful tree buying program.

Fair Haven Plans for New Spruce in Memorial Park

Overview: The Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission recently convened to deliberate on a range of environmental initiatives and community engagement strategies. Among the most noteworthy agenda items was the discussion surrounding the replacement of the Christmas tree in Memorial Park, with the commission considering quotes for a new Norway spruce.

Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission Addresses Tree Inventory, Buying Program, and Arbor Day Plans

Overview: The Fair Haven Shade Tree Commission recently held a meeting to discuss a range of topics including the tree inventory project proposals, a tree buying program, and upcoming Arbor Day events. The commission is considering proposals from Davy Treekeeper and Arbor Pro for a tree inventory, with Arbor Pro offering to inventory 2,600 trees and provide the first year of software at no cost. The discussion also covered the planning of the tree buying program, a memorial tree program, community outreach for ivy awareness, and the impact of invasive species and deer on tree growth. Additionally, the commission deliberated on the giveaway associated with the tree buying program and debated the logistics of planting memorial trees on public property. Educational initiatives and the coordination of Arbor Day activities were also notable points of discussion.