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Atlanta, GA | Posted: September 30, 2015
Jessica Rose
Communications Officer
Facilities Management
Georgia Institute of Technology
404-385-1822 office
Summary Sentence:
A 42-inch caliper Willow Oak located next to the Corliss Pump gathering area in Harrison Square has not been thriving for the past two years. The tree is scheduled to be removed on Sept. 19.
Full Summary:
Five trees are in the process of being removed throughout the campus. These removals will be complete by the end of October. Managing our campus trees and the urban forest that they create is a responsibility that is taken very seriously by the Georgia Tech Landscape Services team. We are always sad to have to remove failing trees, but all are replaced, per caliper inch, according to our Tree Management Plan.
Eastern Cottonwood at The Historic Academy of Medicine
Post Oak Located at Ferst DriveFive trees are in the process of being removed throughout the campus. These removals will be complete by the end of October. Managing our campus trees and the urban forest that they create is a responsibility that is taken very seriously by the Georgia Tech Landscape Services team. We are always sad to have to remove failing trees, but all are replaced, per caliper inch, according to our Tree Management Plan.
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