Trees In Sudbury On The Chopping Block

SUDBURY, MA—If you happen to want to save a certain tree in town, speak up, or it may be going. But, as DPW Director Dan Nason explains, most of the trees [slated to be cut] are dead or need to come down for some other reason.

On Friday, Nov. 9, the Sudbury tree warden is holding a public hearing regarding the removal or trimming of several trees in Sudbury. The hearing is being held at 6 p.m.

Here are the trees on the list for removal or trimming:

• 15 Autumn Road, 1 red maple 30″
• 187 Goodman Hill Road, 1 oak 30″
• 215 Goodman Hill Road, 1 oak 30″
• 220 Goodman Hill Road, 1 elm 18″
• 213 Meadow Dr., 1 red maple 28″
• 89 Mossman Road, 1 elm 32″

"Others are notified through correspondence with residents when they have concern for safety," Nason told Patch.. "We are in the process this winter to develop a more formal process of requesting the tree warden look at a tree issue. This way we can track the progress. "

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