It is possible that a resident on your block agreed to maintain several trees
including the ones by your house. This year I agreed to care for a new tree in
front my neighbor's house as well as one in front of my own home. But I believe
either the CVCBD who received a grant for tree planting or
I get the owner would be responsible if s/he requested a tree. I didn't.
The city showed up, spray painted the sidewalk, dug a tree pit (and left it
for weeks), then planted two bald cypress trees.
What about folks who can't maintain for physical reasons?
Surely I cannot be responsible for all of
Linda, can this be posted to ND?
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> On Jul 30, 2015, at 10:29 AM, Linda Forlifer wrote:
>
> It's definitely the property owner/resident adjacent who is responsible for
> maintenance of sidewalk, tree lawn, gutter cleaning, and alley. That
> responsibility includes paying for
It's definitely the property owner/resident adjacent who is responsible for
maintenance of sidewalk, tree lawn, gutter cleaning, and alley. That
responsibility includes paying for new concrete when the city deems it
necessary, mowing grass, weeding, picking up trash, clearing snow and ice
from publ
It is usually the property owner's responsibility to maintain the tree wells
and the sidewalk.
From what I recall, homeowners seeking trees from the City of Baltimore or Tree
Baltimore usually sign an agreement to care for the tree before one will be
planted.
John
> On Jul 30, 2015, at 8:51
So while the new trees/tree pits are a nice addition, who is responsible
for maintenance?
We have two bald cypresses newly installed. We can water pretty easily
though with water rates going up and up I'm a little hesitant. But the
bigger problem is weeds. They attract rats and trash.
Are homeown
