Large Water Oak along North Ave. and near the E45 parking lot entrance to be removed this Sat. 2/15

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Hyacinth Ide, Assoc. Dir. of Landscape Service

404.385.1311

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Landscape Services monitors the health and safety of over 13,000 trees on campus.

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A large water oak tree on North Avenue by the E45 parking lot entrance will be removed this weekend.

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A large water oak tree located along North Avenue by the Tech Tower lawn is scheduled for removal this weekend due to top decay.

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On Saturday, February 15th, Landscape Services will oversee the removal of a large water oak tree situated along North Avenue near the entrance to the E45 parking lot.  The tree has top decay and it will be removed for the safety of pedestrians, power lines and traffic on North Avenue.

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.  The tree trunk will be salvaged and stored for future use. To maintain a consistent tree inventory and canopy coverage, the water oak will be replaced by future plantings in other areas of campus. 

Should you have any questions, please contact Hyacinth Ide, Associate Director Landscape Services.

404-385-1311

hyacinth.ide@facilities.gatech.edu

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Facilities Management, landscape management, tree removal
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  • Created By: cbrim3
  • Workflow Status: Published
  • Created On: Feb 11, 2020 - 9:57am
  • Last Updated: Feb 17, 2020 - 12:54pm