The city finally agreed to stop the removal of our Ash trees and will host the public forum we requested. Seeing these giants still standing in our neighborhood brings me so much relief. We need to stay sharp and ensure they actually follow through on this commitment to preserve our …
We, the undersigned, ask the City of Sun Prairie WI to immediately stop cutting down Ash trees throughout the city. We are respectfully asking city officials for a community forum where this matter can be discussed openly.
I spent the entire morning walking past the empty spots where those beautiful trees used to stand and it hurts to see the sun hitting the pavement where there should be shade. I am currently gathering documents to present at the next council meeting to show them that we will not stay quiet while our neighborhood loses its character.
October 27, 2015
Seeing this kind of movement confirms that so many of you share my grief over the loss of these trees. My heart is full knowing I am not the only one fighting to protect the canopy that defines our streets.
Reached 100 supporters
October 27, 2015
42 Comments
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Megan mcguire
10 years ago
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We live in the willow brook neighborhood and would like the ash trees to be treated instead of cutting them down. They are healthy trees.
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Elizabeth Kacizak
10 years ago
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It is a shame. I have been treating and caring for the Ash tree in my yard and have had no issues. The city should look into treatment options first. I find it hard to believe all the trees are infected.
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Bridget Kudrle
10 years ago
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Such a shame the the community and specific neighborhoods were never offered any solution other than to cut the trees down. Re-planting in 3-5 years is not fast enough. I love my tree-lined streets!!
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Larry Legro
10 years ago
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This will be the second tree taken from this right of way of my $6500 property taxed property (the city snowplow Driver pushed my flowering Crabtree over about 6 yrs ago)
The next petition will be to remove the tree city designation SP has had for many yrs
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Kathy Martinoff
10 years ago
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We were offered the option of paying $150 to accelerate the replanting of a removed tree. Why couldn't we be offered the option of paying that same $150 to support treatment of the existing tree.
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Dean Engmann
10 years ago
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It's ridiculous to cut down all of these healthy trees. Just like you aren't going to get rid of CWD by getting rid of all the deer. There are treatments that can stop EABs.
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Lauren Page
10 years ago
Thank you for your hard work in taking care of us here in SP!! Please rethink the ash tree situation. It won't hurt!
Thank you.
-- Lauren Page
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The city finally agreed to stop the removal of our Ash trees and will host the public forum we requested. Seeing these giants still standing in our neighborhood brings me so much relief. We need to stay sharp and ensure they actually follow through on this commitment to preserve our …
We, the undersigned, ask the City of Sun Prairie WI to immediately stop cutting down Ash trees throughout the city. We are respectfully asking city officials for a community forum where this matter can be discussed openly.
I spent the entire morning walking past the empty spots where those beautiful trees used to stand and it hurts to see the sun hitting the pavement where there should be shade. I am currently gathering documents to present at the next council meeting to show them that we will not stay quiet while our neighborhood loses its character.
October 27, 2015
Seeing this kind of movement confirms that so many of you share my grief over the loss of these trees. My heart is full knowing I am not the only one fighting to protect the canopy that defines our streets.
Reached 100 supporters
October 27, 2015
42 Comments
M
Megan mcguire
10 years ago
Featured
We live in the willow brook neighborhood and would like the ash trees to be treated instead of cutting them down. They are healthy trees.
E
Elizabeth Kacizak
10 years ago
Featured
It is a shame. I have been treating and caring for the Ash tree in my yard and have had no issues. The city should look into treatment options first. I find it hard to believe all the trees are infected.
B
Bridget Kudrle
10 years ago
Featured
Such a shame the the community and specific neighborhoods were never offered any solution other than to cut the trees down. Re-planting in 3-5 years is not fast enough. I love my tree-lined streets!!
L
Larry Legro
10 years ago
Featured
This will be the second tree taken from this right of way of my $6500 property taxed property (the city snowplow Driver pushed my flowering Crabtree over about 6 yrs ago)
The next petition will be to remove the tree city designation SP has had for many yrs
K
Kathy Martinoff
10 years ago
Featured
We were offered the option of paying $150 to accelerate the replanting of a removed tree. Why couldn't we be offered the option of paying that same $150 to support treatment of the existing tree.
D
Dean Engmann
10 years ago
Featured
It's ridiculous to cut down all of these healthy trees. Just like you aren't going to get rid of CWD by getting rid of all the deer. There are treatments that can stop EABs.
L
Lauren Page
10 years ago
Thank you for your hard work in taking care of us here in SP!! Please rethink the ash tree situation. It won't hurt!
Thank you.
-- Lauren Page
We live in the willow brook neighborhood and would like the ash trees to be treated instead of cutting them down. They are healthy trees.