Cranbury Shade Tree Commission Debates Tree Removal Ordinance and Prepares for Cranbury Day

Overview: The Cranbury Shade Tree Commission convened on September 5, 2024, to discuss the tree removal and replacement ordinance, preparations for Cranbury Day, and ongoing tree management efforts. Key highlights included debates over the responsibilities of homeowners associations (HOAs) in tree removal, the importance of tree inventory accuracy, and community engagement activities.

Cranbury Commission Plans for Tree Canopy Assessment and Arbor Day

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Cranbury Shade Tree Commission focused on the town’s environmental stewardship and community engagement, laying out plans for a tree canopy assessment and the celebration of Arbor Day. The meeting also addressed the importance of tree management on Main Street, the need for an updated tree removal replacement ordinance, and preparations for the upcoming Cranbury Day.

Cranbury Commission Debates Tree Protection Ordinance

Overview: The Cranbury Shade Tree Commission recently convened to deliberate on updates to the town’s tree preservation protocols, including the contentious inclusion of private property in a proposed tree protection ordinance. The ordinance, aimed at bolstering tree protection across Cranbury, was a focal point of discussion, with members of the commission examining its scope, implications for property owners, and the need for public education on the subject.

Cranbury Shade Tree Commission Debates New Tree Ordinance and Management Plans

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Cranbury Shade Tree Commission, discussions focused on the adoption of a new tree ordinance to replace or modify the existing one, as well as the management of tree care within the community. With a budget of $65,950 allocated for tree care, including pruning, maintenance, and planting, the commission is intent on ensuring the preservation and restoration of the town’s tree resources. The meeting also touched upon community outreach, the engagement of high school students in environmental projects, and the potential creation of an Urban Wood Network.