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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCorrespondence Miscellaneous 1/15/2010 . . Andy Limbird City of Springfield Urban Planning Division Case Number DRC20 1 0-00002 I'm thankful the city is involved in correcting this fiasco. Our H.O.A. chair- person and manager created. They are without common sense. The two of them made the decision to remove the trees without counsel of the board of directors, or anyone else. For reasons unknown to me. The diagram the manager sent you is incorrect. There is no space between the curb on Harlow and the sidewalk. We as owners and residents here are concerned with the open space. We need a sound and visual barrier between us and Harlow Rd. I'm sure something could be found that the city would approve that would address these two factors. We could work with qualified people to find the right program. Three Red Maple trees are not the answer. The eight trees cut down were pretty much, healthy. The certified Arborist was referring only to the trees further East Some of them are running sap. The eight were already cut before the Arborist was called in, He told me he never saw the eight that were cut down. Only the ones between the sidewalk and the garages. As stated in the first paragraph of his report. Any solution to this city ordinance violation will be unacceptable unless it creates the kind of sound and visual barrier we enjoyed from the healthy trees that were unlawfully removed. D ~Oc*L/ S~rely Brent Moon 650-149 Harlow Rd. Springfield, OR 97477 Dotel r~€Jceived: Planner: AL I It ~/ ;;.0":> I I, "