Summary
The city plans to solicit bids for tree planting under an urban tree grant, adding greenery to public spaces.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
The work is funded through grant dollars, limiting the hit to the city budget.
Residents near planting sites get more trees, shade and greener streets.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Council Work Session - Meeting Notice (Work) — November 4, 2026
The city plans to solicit bids for tree planting under an urban tree grant, adding greenery to public spaces.
Parks and Recreation Board — September 17, 2026
The city plans a robust tree planting along Old Troy Pike where Bradford pears were removed, including optional flowering trees for residents' tree lawns. The board advised against a blanket right-of-way planting rule, favored case-by-case placement, and backed an opt-in approach for homeowners.
Parks and Recreation Board — August 20, 2026
The city is planning how to replant trees where Bradford pears were cut down earlier this year, including several spots along Old Troy. The draft plan shows tree types and placement; members will give feedback in September and planting is targeted for spring 2027.
Arts and Beautification Commission — June 30, 2026
The city received a grant to remove and replace Bradford Pear street trees, and ODNR foresters will visit July 20 to help set up a Tree City USA tree board and discuss ways to encourage homeowner participation.
Parks and Recreation Board — January 15, 2026
The board wants the city to adopt an ordinance that prioritizes native trees but allows adaptive, non-invasive species in tough spots like parking lots. It goes to City Council, which makes the final call.
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