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Twinsburg, "Naturally Beautiful"
PROJECT UPDATE 11/9/2022: The city of Twinsburg was not awarded this grant. Therefore, the project is on hold and the city will reapply next grant cycle.
Trees provide many benefits to Twinsburg residents such as increased shade, improved air quality, reduced noise pollution and stormwater runoff, increased aesthetics, wildlife habitat, and much more.
Annually, the city replaces between 50-70 trees that have reached the end of their lifespan. If you have been to Glenmeadow Park recently you may have noticed that the trees along the park's border with the Glenmeadow neighborhood are in bad shape. They are thinning out and being consumed by vines. The city has applied for an Urban Canopy Restoration Grant to help replace them. Grant funds are supplied by the USDA Forest Service to restore and improve forests through tree planting in communities. If awarded this grant we will remove and replace these trees with approximately 220 new trees of various species.
Twinsburg, "Naturally Beautiful"
PROJECT UPDATE 11/9/2022: The city of Twinsburg was not awarded this grant. Therefore, the project is on hold and the city will reapply next grant cycle.
Trees provide many benefits to Twinsburg residents such as increased shade, improved air quality, reduced noise pollution and stormwater runoff, increased aesthetics, wildlife habitat, and much more.
Annually, the city replaces between 50-70 trees that have reached the end of their lifespan. If you have been to Glenmeadow Park recently you may have noticed that the trees along the park's border with the Glenmeadow neighborhood are in bad shape. They are thinning out and being consumed by vines. The city has applied for an Urban Canopy Restoration Grant to help replace them. Grant funds are supplied by the USDA Forest Service to restore and improve forests through tree planting in communities. If awarded this grant we will remove and replace these trees with approximately 220 new trees of various species.
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How many trees will be planted?
about 2 years ago
The current plan is to plant 80 Giant Arborvitae along the property line with a row of shade trees in front of them. See the entire list here.
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What type of trees are being considered for this project?
about 2 years ago
Kentucky Coffeetree Bloodgood London Planetree Ginkgo Persimmon Yellowwood Yellow Buckeye New Harmony American Elm Chestnut Oak Bur Oak Shingle Oak Quaking Aspen American Hophornbeam Sweetgum Tulip tree Giant Arborvitae
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Ordinance 86-22 Council Discussion and Vote
Key Dates
Project Timeline
September 20, 2022
Tree Restoration Grant - Glenmeadow Park has finished this stage
Nature of legislation: Approval to apply for grant funding for the Urban Canopy Restoration Grant Program which would allow for the replacement and planting of more than 75 trees in Glen Meadow Park. Max grant amount awarded would be $25,000 and would require a 50/50 match. The City will match this grant with labor from the Service Department. All work will be done in-house.
September 27, 2022
Tree Restoration Grant - Glenmeadow Park has finished this stage
Ordinance 26-22 is introduced, read and approved by council.
October 14, 2022
Tree Restoration Grant - Glenmeadow Park is currently at this stage
Grant application deadline
October 29, 2022
this is an upcoming stage for Tree Restoration Grant - Glenmeadow Park
Grant winner announced. - The city was not awarded the grant therefore the project will not take place.
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