We need to protect our oldest trees in Arlington. We are becoming a sterile wasteland of concrete and asphalt.
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Angela worris
11 years ago
Please consider saving such an ancient tree and give it the space for its roots to survive. This tree should be registered as one of the oldest living species of its kind in the region. A certified arborist can provide you the proper information for constructing near a relic of a tree as this.
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amos
11 years ago
"its the Arl. way", make room for the trolly!
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Gus Cubillos
11 years ago
I grew up in Arlington and very little is left from the old town. it shold be preserved
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Alice LaRocca
11 years ago
Shame on the developer for wanting to cut down this tree.
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Larry Phillips
11 years ago
When I used to walk to the Safeway on Harrison St. I always walked down 27th just to walk past that beautiful tree.
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Jeff Stephan
11 years ago
behind this 100%
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DebraJjanes
11 years ago
Trees help us in so many ways. Arlington developers cut so many magnificent mature trees down only to replace them with baby trees. The replacements can...in no way...replace what the mature magnificent trees give...shade, wind protection, color in the Fall, and OXYGEN to the humans in this small area of the earth. Save the tree. It is the least you can do for the thousands butchered by developers every year!
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Mary lib Tomb
11 years ago
No need to destroy such a beautiful tree.
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Melissa Pittard
11 years ago
Absolutely no need to cut down this tree!
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Lucy Norman Spencer
11 years ago
I hope the entire county board is taken to see the tree and then look at the developer's plans. They seldom know about trees, at least from my experience.
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Carolina Mosher
11 years ago
Lord, do not allow your beautiful tree to be removed.
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E Safranek
11 years ago
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Cutting down a 200-year-old tree that is thriving for the convenience of a builder is just wrong. It reminds of vandals cutting off pieces of Methuselah, the nearly 5,000-year-old Bristlecone Pine Tree in California.
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Rebecca Simon
11 years ago
I live near here. I love this tree. Biggest, most beautiful tree I have ever seen.
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Mary Finch
11 years ago
Please save this remarkable tree!
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Kelly Miller
11 years ago
What a beautiful tree!
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Jennifer Butler
11 years ago
save it!
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Joyce Richardson
11 years ago
Anything that has survived for 200 years in this environment deserves to be protected. Why would anyone destroy a valuable piece of nature, especially in service of what may turn out to be another eyesore.
We need to protect our oldest trees in Arlington. We are becoming a sterile wasteland of concrete and asphalt.
Please consider saving such an ancient tree and give it the space for its roots to survive. This tree should be registered as one of the oldest living species of its kind in the region. A certified arborist can provide you the proper information for constructing near a relic of a tree as this.
"its the Arl. way", make room for the trolly!
I grew up in Arlington and very little is left from the old town. it shold be preserved
Shame on the developer for wanting to cut down this tree.
When I used to walk to the Safeway on Harrison St. I always walked down 27th just to walk past that beautiful tree.
behind this 100%
Trees help us in so many ways. Arlington developers cut so many magnificent mature trees down only to replace them with baby trees. The replacements can...in no way...replace what the mature magnificent trees give...shade, wind protection, color in the Fall, and OXYGEN to the humans in this small area of the earth. Save the tree. It is the least you can do for the thousands butchered by developers every year!
No need to destroy such a beautiful tree.
Absolutely no need to cut down this tree!
I hope the entire county board is taken to see the tree and then look at the developer's plans. They seldom know about trees, at least from my experience.
Lord, do not allow your beautiful tree to be removed.
Cutting down a 200-year-old tree that is thriving for the convenience of a builder is just wrong. It reminds of vandals cutting off pieces of Methuselah, the nearly 5,000-year-old Bristlecone Pine Tree in California.
I live near here. I love this tree. Biggest, most beautiful tree I have ever seen.
Please save this remarkable tree!
What a beautiful tree!
save it!
Anything that has survived for 200 years in this environment deserves to be protected. Why would anyone destroy a valuable piece of nature, especially in service of what may turn out to be another eyesore.
Beautiful tree! Let it live!
Please save the tree