Greenspace
Senior Member
Changing the road to eliminate the boulevard eliminated the trees. The new trees would be planted in soil cells and hopefully grow quite fast. See 108 Street as an example.
We are going to probably loose mature trees along 105 Street when they redo Beaver Hills House Park as well. I have real mixed feelings about this. If the trees are approaching the end of their life, putting new trees in soil cells makes sense at the time of renewal, because that only happens ever 40 or so years. However, we are going to loose a lot of greenery and new trees Downtown have been decimated by the street population in terms of vandalism.
We are going to probably loose mature trees along 105 Street when they redo Beaver Hills House Park as well. I have real mixed feelings about this. If the trees are approaching the end of their life, putting new trees in soil cells makes sense at the time of renewal, because that only happens ever 40 or so years. However, we are going to loose a lot of greenery and new trees Downtown have been decimated by the street population in terms of vandalism.