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Village Makes Progress
With Tree Grant
Village residents may have noticed a number of new tree plantings
along Route 281 in the Village. Funding to complete this beautification
project was provided through a grant from the New York State
Urban and
Community Forestry Program. The Village's commitment was $3,000,
or
one half of this $6,000 program
As part of this project, 55 new trees were planted on Route
281
beginning at Copeland Avenue and continuing in a northerly direction
to the
intersection of Route 41. The tree varieties that were planted
include Northern Red Oak, Linden, Sweetgum, Hackberry, Ginkgo,
Callery Pear, Sugar Maple and Japanese Zelkova trees. Village
resident, Cindy Teter, who is a landscape architect, provided
the design at no cost to the Village. The trees were planted
by the Village's Street and Parks Department. As part of the
grant requirement to educate the public, trees were tagged to
identify the species.
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