The city owns the tree, so it is in charge of getting rid of it, and they do supply a replacement, but you have to plant it.
I have an offer to take the firewood, if he gets here before the city's chipper truck does.
4 years ago
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Glad the city is going to take care of your tree Judy. Glad you didn't lose the whole tree. We've lost several in our neighborhood after storms, one was a big old tree that was reported to have General E. Lee sit in its shade during the time of the Civil War. Whether it was urban legend I don't know but I like to think it's true for some reason. I missed that old tree when it had to be removed.
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