Public Works 2 assigned this issue to Trees

Investigating

Still unresolved.

We have had to wait for the season to change before any major pruning can be done. If the larger limbs are trimmed in warmer weather it could lead to excessive bleeding from cuts and in warmer temperatures it is easier for pathogens to infect the wound. Once the temperatures drop the sap will be down and there is less of a chance of causing permanent damage to the health of the trees. Next week will be warm again but we are hopeful that we will be able to address this area soon. Thank you for your concern with this issue.

Thank you for explaining.