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Noted. No issue found at location - The tree in question is alive and healthy at the time of inspection and cannot be removed for the reason provided. All public street trees in the City of Boston are protected by state law (MGL CH 87).

Noted. No issue found at location - Lindens have been losing their leaves early this summer. there is still a decent amount of live buds and we will wait and see if it rebounds next growing season. If it doesn't leaf out in the spring, make another case and we will reassess.

Resolved. Request Completed - removed wasp nest and 2 basketball ball from city tree, BY JL GR OD.

Noted. No issue found at location - Tree scheduled for replacement in the fall.

Resolved. Parks Suggestion Received - The trees in question are experiencing drought stress and have dropped their leaves for the season. There are still live buds throughout the canopy. The trees will continue to be monitored for health going forward.

Noted. No issue found at location - The leaf scorch is most likely due to drought stress and other external factors. Given the lack of canopy in Chinatown, and the fact that the tree still has some sort of growth, we will retain the tree until the next growing season. If it fails to leaf out in the spring, please make another case.

Noted. Duplicate Request - This is a duplicate request. The BPRD Urban Forestry Division has inspected this tree pit for replanting this coming Fall 2026 planting season.

Resolved. Request Completed - Tree removed. New tree request created.

Noted. No issue found at location - Duplicate of request #BCS-00277347.

Resolved. Parks Suggestion Received - Tree is under warranty and has been marked for replacement.