Pines Removed from the Front of City Hall
Photo Courtesy of: Breeanna Jent
BEFORE: The entrance to Grand Terrace City Hall and the community library last week, before the trees were removed Monday morning, Aug. 12.
Photo Courtesy of: Helena Mitchell
AFTER: Crews from West Coast Arborists cut down the large pine trees in front of City Hall and the library on Monday morning.
Photo Courtesy of: Helena Mitchell
AFTER: The trees will no longer line the front entrance of City Hall. Deep roots were pushing on the walls of the adjacent city-owned property.
Photo Courtesy of: Helena Mitchell
AFTER: Crews cut down the trees and grated the stumps to kill the roots.
Photo Courtesy of: Breeanna Jent
BEFORE: Cars line up under the pine trees.
August 14, 2013 at 10:11pm. Views: 52
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