The City Plants a Tree, but I Don’t Want It

Q: Without asking or talking to me, the city planted new trees in my neighborhood in front of the three houses on the Windsor Terrace in Brooklyn. We do not need or need this albatross - there are thousands of perfect trees across the street from the Prospect Park. I am worried about concrete cracks, autumn leaves, rats, dogs, bird droppings etc, so I want to disassemble the trees and restore the sidewalk with the cost of the city. Since trees eventually block the landscape of our park, I do not want to lose our Northern Light or property value. What kind of options are there?

A. The area between the roadside and the site boundary belongs to the city, not to you. If a city wants to plant trees there, it may do it

As the city is more livable, improving the environment and investing heavily in planting trees in the city to improve public health, you must persuade the park and entertainment department of New York City to root saplings I am not so lucky. Man Maeri Ferguson says by e-mail

Arbor list at the park investigated the location of the trees in the city and New Yorkers were able to ask for a new planting tree. According to Mr. Ferguson, you are asked to plant 3 of 5 trees. So, you may be watching a new tree troublesome, but some of your neighbors may not be so

Every season, the Park Bureau publishes a provisional recently completed planting plan in the near future. New Yorkers can search the database by address and see if it is on the list. This information is too late for the trees in front of your property, but you can find other plans nearby.

Yes, trees lose their leaves in the fall and dogs can leave markers on the trunk (although there are some tricks that I can use to keep dogs moving as I reported). However, the ecological benefit is beyond inconvenience. Trees reduce runoff and sunshade reduces building energy costs. Even a community like you who has the privilege of owning a park can benefit from the green of the sidewalk which cleans up the air and cleans it.

"Ultimately, this sidewalk is public access and dismantling is harmful to trees," Ferguson said.

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