By Gordon Mann and Paula Peper | Fall 2021 | Arborist Soapbox
Are you aware of the $1.2 billion, proposed Capitol Annex Project in Sacramento, CA that has been approved by the California legislature?
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PG&E plans to remove (Clearcut) a number of mature Oak Trees in the powerline corridors next to walking and biking paths. Over 300 trees in all (Oaks and others) Work is scheduled to start on NOVEMBER 1. Many of these Oak Trees are in the Oak Avenue Parkway (The Bike Trail Corridor) between Natoma Street and Blue Ravine – leading to BT Collins Park. The Corridor also extends across portions of the City and into American River Canyon. Some trees are on Private Property, some on City Land and some on PG&E property. In July 2020 PG&E clearcut a number of mature oaks near St. Johns without any Notice to the City or the Public. It appears PG&E is ready to Clear Cut the rest of the Corridor. NOTE – the plan and documents provided by PG&E are not clear, so more information is needed by the City and the Public – Before Removal can Occur.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING – THIS TUESDAY OCTOBER 26 AT 6:00 pm. – City Council Chambers 50 Natoma Street – Folsom
On October 15, 2021, ECOS and Habitat 2020 submitted Comments on the Cosumnes Subbasin Groundwater Sustainability Plan Public Draft (GSPPD) dated 8/20/2021.