Summary
A missing parkway tree at the Gonsalves Place project sparked a long debate about who pays for tree replacement — the city or the homeowner. Staff promised to follow up with the tree superintendent, and residents with questions can call Public Works.
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Last discussed Mar 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Homeowners may bear the cost of replacing parkway trees in some cases, though the rule is case-by-case.
Residents get clearer answers on who maintains and pays for street trees.
Mentions & discussions (1)
Related development
Precise Plan 2024-4(A)(2026) Amendment
Minor massing change to a house already being built; the project still meets all setback and lot coverage rules and includes an attached ADU.
Precise Plan 2026-3
A much larger two-story home replaces the existing house; staff found no window alignments or privacy issues, and construction must follow standard noise-hour limits.
Precise Plan 2026-2
The home grows to two stories with a small rental-style JADU; neighbors' privacy is protected by window placement, and a parkway tree must be planted.
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