Column: Citizens, government need to support Augusta’s tradition of green
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Knowing Augusta they will wind up paying 100k a tree…
In my opinion most of the trees on Broad Street need to be permanently removed. On reason would be to eliminate the daily cleanup of leaves thus saving money. The other is that they hide the facade of most of the building…plus the business district looks better without them.
Agree.
If city needs $ to clean itself up consider selling some of city owned properties that have potential but not in hands of our incompetent city leaders: eg: engine company #7; Naval Reserve building on Central Ave; Boathouse on River; and city owned vacant lots too numerious to list.
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Yes, Mr Herman – Agree.