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Noted. The city of Boston has no authority over trees on private property.

Noted. As seen in case photo the tree pit in question is already marked for replacement.

Noted. Duplicate request of existing 311 case #101006212820. The tree pit in question has already been inspected for tree planting and will be replanted this Fall of 2025.

Noted. Delivery truck for pine street in hit the tree again and the tree was replanted.

Noted. The new tree in question that was planted in front of 100 W Springfield Street was relocated due to its proximity to underground utilities and accessibility to a building entryway. This tree pit will be permanently closed by the Public Works Department as the BPRD Urban Forestry Division is unable to replant in this existing tree pit.

Resolved. New tree request due to tree removal. Site id 24909.

Noted. The sidewalk was repaired and the site will be inspected for possible replanting for the spring of 2026.

Noted. The tree in question is still alive at the time of inspection. There is green cambium under the bark layer, and live buds are present throughout the tree. Tree has dropped its leaves for the season.

Noted. The new tree in question that was planted in front of 100 W Springfield Street was relocated due to its proximity to underground utilities and accessibility to a building entryway. This tree pit will be permanently closed by the Public Works Department as the BPRD Urban Forestry Division is unable to replant in this existing tree pit.

Case Noted. Yes.