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UPDATED: Friday, January 3rd at 11:00 am
Tree debris removal starts Friday January 3rd 2014 and could take up to 8 weeks
- The City will haul away all tree branches from front yards and roadsides and will include those that have fallen on private property if they are less than 15 cm (six inches) in diameter and have been taken to the curb.
- Residents should neatly stack limbs/branches at the front edge of their properties without blocking either sidewalks or roads and with the butt ends of branches towards the road.
- City crews will not collect large limbs (more than 15 cm or six inches in diameter) from private trees that have fallen on private property. Property owners should contact a private contractor for this.
- A City permit is not required to remove damaged or downed trees that are hazardous, however many trees can be saved with proper care and pruning.
Up to 125 three-person crews made up of both City staff and contractors will clear tree debris from roadsides using chain saws and chippers while another 120 two-person forestry crews will focus on removing hanging branches that threaten power lines and walking areas.
See the MAP HERE for updates on debris clean up
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