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Fall Right-of-Way Tree Plantings Coming to Western Iowa City and South of 6 District

Iowa City, IALocal News

Iowa City is set to enhance its urban landscape this fall with tree plantings in the right-of-way in two areas: western Iowa City near Mormon Trek Boulevard and the South of 6 District. The Parks and Forestry staff have meticulously chosen tree species and planting locations, taking into account ground utilities and the need for species diversity. Homeowners will not bear any costs associated with the planting, as the City will take full responsibility for the upkeep and maintenance of the new trees. Residents are encouraged to assist by watering the trees as they establish themselves. Preparation for the planting will involve the appearance of utility flags and markings in the right-of-way.

For homeowners who prefer not to have a tree planted, it is essential to contact the Parks and Forestry Office by September 1, 2024. This initiative demonstrates Iowa City's dedication to improving its green spaces and fostering community engagement in environmental efforts. Overall, it is a noteworthy step towards enhancing the urban ecosystem and beautifying the neighborhood.

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