ANN ARBOR, MI — Bill Sverdlik said he’s lived on Brockman Boulevard for 30 years and he loves his tree-lined street. The Ann Arbor resident, like some of his neighbors, is now concerned a city ...

Sverdkilk emphasizes that the city’s initiative to increase tree canopy contradicts the removal of trees for sidewalk construction. While many residents share Sverdkilk’s concerns, others ...

The borough, known for its tree-lined streets, owns 7,000 trees planted between the curb and sidewalk. Over time, their roots can lift and crack sidewalks, creating safety hazards.

Many Layton residents oppose a tree removal plan at the Kay Creek Estates subdivision. The city plans to remove 163 to 310 trees for sidewalk safety and they want residents to pay for half the cost.