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Residents are frustrated by tall weeds and unmaintained city property that they say creates safety hazards and eyesores.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The city manages a dedicated program for tree planting and maintenance, including 156 new trees planted this year.
All residents benefit from the environmental and aesthetic improvements provided by the city's tree canopy.
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Residents are frustrated by tall weeds and unmaintained city property that they say creates safety hazards and eyesores.
A resident reported that the pond at Art Wing Park is becoming overgrown and needs dredging.
Springville continues its long-standing commitment to urban forestry, maintaining over 36,000 trees to improve air quality and property values.