Seminary Street Closure in Downs for Tree Removal: Impacts and Details BNN Breaking
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Seminary Street Closure in Downs for Tree Removal: Impacts and Details BNN Breaking
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Seminary Street Closure in Downs for Tree Removal: Impacts and Details - BNN Breaking
From: The Division of Campus Planning, Infrastructure, and Facilities
On Tuesday, March 5, tree removal operations will occur near Burruss Hall (weather permitting).
The large beech tree (FASY-4538) in front of Burruss Hall has declined significantly over the past four years and has not responded to mitigation practices to support its health implemented by the university arborist. This tree will be replaced later this spring.
Additionally, the crapemyrtles on both sides of Burruss Hall will also be removed as part of a landscape renovation at the site. These will be replaced with more appropriate species for the campus, identified by the university arborist.
Questions may be directed to vtfacilities@vt.edu.
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Tree removal operations to occur near Burruss Hall - Virginia Tech
Thursday, crews from the Logan County Highway Department will be removing trees from the right of way along County Road 18, between Township Road 32 and Township Road 200.
Traffic will be reduced to one lane from 8 AM through Friday, March 1, 2024 at 3:00 p.m.
There will be no overnight closure.
When traveling that roadway, expect delays.
Scheduling is subject to weather conditions.
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Tree Removal Along County Road 18 Planned for Thursday and Friday Peak of Ohio - peakofohio.com
US man guilty in tree removal scheme for improved view, stares at $1million Fine WION
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US man guilty in tree removal scheme for improved view, stares at $1million Fine - WION
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) This weekend's winds reached record speeds, with some gusts hitting nearly 70 mph. In their wake, tens of thousands were left without power, planes were grounded, and for some homeowners, the wind's destructive force stole memories.
Mike Luce, a long-time resident of the valley, expressed sadness over the loss of his trees, saying, "They are a part of our home." Luce, who has lived in his home for 30 years, emphasized the significance of his yard and trees, which were full-grown when he arrived.
Despite his efforts to care for and maintain his older trees, the wind storm on Saturday toppled years of dedicated work. Luce described the impact of the storm as severe, noting, "this one yesterday was really bad, and it eventually just wore 'em down."
The highest wind gust recorded was in Spring Mountain at a speed of 88 miles per hour, according to the National Weather Service. As a result of the strong gusts, people like Luce are having to call tree removal services.
Raudel Deharo, owner of Falcon Tree Services, reported receiving ten calls for tree removals on Saturday alone. He remarked, "It's good for business, not good for the owners."
While it's sad for Luce to see his tree go, he is thankful to have it taken care of properly.
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Winds of destruction: Las Vegas residents grapple with record speeds and losses - KTNV 13 Action News Las Vegas
SRP
An example of a tree encroaching on a power line which is removed as part of the SRP Right Tree Right Place program.
Ahead of monsoon season, Salt River Project and the city of Phoenix will begin cutting down trees too close to power lines this week.
On Monday, from 8:30-10 a.m., crews removed trees in south Phoenix, at Seventh Street and East Greenway Road, between Baseline Road and Southern Avenue.
That will be followed by tree removal at 23rd and Hidalgo avenues between 10-11 a.m. on Thursday.
In total, about 70 trees will be cut down, but 201 new ones will be planted around Phoenix.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated to correct the location SRP crews removed trees from on Monday, March 4.
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SRP will cut down trees near power lines, but will plant more around Phoenix - Fronteras: The Changing America Desk
Seattle investigating deadly damage to Wedgwood tree Axios
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Seattle investigating deadly damage to Wedgwood tree - Axios
Crews from the Logan County Bridge Department will be doing maintenance to the covered bridge on County Road 13 between Township Road 59 and Township Road 247 on Monday and Tuesday from 1 AM to 3 PM.
The bridge will be closed to traffic.
No overnight closures are expected.
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Covered Bridge on County Road 13 to Close for Maintenance Peak of Ohio - peakofohio.com
Portland Targets Emerald Ash Borer: Plans to Remove 400 Ash Trees to Save Forests BNN Breaking
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THREE APP AND ENABLE THOSE PUSH ALERTS. A TREE CRANE COLLAPSED ON 19TH AND I STREETS IN MIDTOWN SACRAMENTO EARLIER THIS MORNING. TAKE A LOOK AT THIS PHOTO. A KCRA THREE VIEWER SENT US THAT. THAT DOES NOT LOOK GOOD. IT APPEARS THAT REMOVAL WENT WRONG. REALLY WRONG. OUR CREWS GETTING THE VIDEO OF THE CRANE COLLAPSING THIS MORNING. NO WORD YET ON IF ANYONE WAS HURT. HOPEFULLY THEY WERENT. NO WORD ON WHAT THE DAMAGE TO THE BUSINESS MIGHT BE EITHER. WERE ALSO NOT SURE IF THE REMOVAL WA
Video: Big rig in the air after tree crane falls on it in midtown Sacramento
Updated: 2:40 PM PST Mar 1, 2024
A tree crane collapsed Friday morning in midtown Sacramento, causing the truck attached to it to lean upward into the air.Video shows that truck off the ground at 19th and I streets.KCRA 3 has not learned of any injuries, or if any nearby buildings were damaged, but part of the tree can be seen over the Escape Sacramento business.It is also unknown if this tree removal was scheduled or because of recent weather.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app.
A tree crane collapsed Friday morning in midtown Sacramento, causing the truck attached to it to lean upward into the air.
Video shows that truck off the ground at 19th and I streets.
KCRA 3 has not learned of any injuries, or if any nearby buildings were damaged, but part of the tree can be seen over the Escape Sacramento business.
It is also unknown if this tree removal was scheduled or because of recent weather.
See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app.
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Video: Big rig in the air after tree crane falls on it in midtown Sacramento - KCRA Sacramento