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July 22, 2005 <br />Roy Harris, Streets Supervisor <br />Streets Department <br />City of Everett <br />3200 Cedar Street <br />Everett, WA 98201 <br />Dear Roy Ref: Dover Street Trees near Mukilteo Blvd. <br />�.��' �,����' � <br />� ?! !» � � 2Q��'S <br />OPERATIOCVS & <br />MAINTENANCE <br />At the July 21, 2005 City Tree Committee Meeting, I appreciated your input <br />concerning the request to remove the three, large Poplar trees in the Dover <br />Street right-of-way. <br />Poplar Tree Study Report Related to Safe <br />You mentioned that a horticulturalist said the three Poplar trees are `�healthy". <br />Could you please have this horticulturalist document this study and send me a <br />copy of this document. <br />I question their age and stability. I, now, have a lot that will have a house built <br />directly under these three old Poplar trees on Dover Street and I am very <br />concerned about the safety of the people that will be living in this house. The <br />value of this house will be between $700,000 and $800,000. The owner of the <br />lot at 1802 Mukilteo Blvd. will have the same concerns and a valuable house in <br />danger of being damaged by these huge trees next to the house. <br />Senior Citizens in Neiqhborhood Concerned About Trees <br />I sent you a letter about two weeks ago explaining that thought that Dover was <br />too dangerous to drive on near the Poplar trees, but were afraid to mait in a tree <br />removal form because they might be billed a portion of the cost to remove the <br />trees and they don't have the extra money. You never returned my request for a <br />response in my self-addressed, stamped return envelope. They live a block away <br />from the trees on Bailey Street. Could you please reply? <br />�� <br />
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