The Woodlands Township hazardous tree reminder
The Woodlands Township reminds residents that the 2011 drought left behind thousands of hazardous trees in residential yards, commercial properties, roadways, parks and open spaces.
The Woodlands Township has been actively addressing the removal of hazardous trees throughout 2012, removing 24,684 trees. There are an additional 4,427 trees tagged for removal. In all, The Woodlands Township has spent $2,265,136 to remove these trees and has utilized many different contractors. On Oct. 24, The Woodlands Township Board of Directors authorized another $564,000 to remove the 4,427 trees that have already been tagged for removal. Residents and businesses are encouraged to remove the hazards presented by dead trees on their properties. All property owners in The Woodlands are bound by these covenants, including the removal of dead trees, which does not require pre-approval from The Woodlands Township.
For more information, call 281-210-3800 or visit www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov.
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