To better understand the current needs of the City's urban forest, the City applied for and received a grant from the California Department of Forestry & Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) funded by California Climate Investments in 2018.
The grant project includes a street and landscaped park tree inventory, the planting of 700 trees in flatland communities, and the development of the City's first Urban Forest Plan for the long-term health and improvement of the urban forest.
The Draft Urban Forest Plan (Plan) is available for public review and comment. This Konveio application allows community members to comment directly on the draft Plan. If you have any questions about how to use this interactive version of the Plan, please send an email to support@konveio.com
How it works:
Sections: The draft Plan is broken into seven sections allowing you to jump to a specific chapter of the document. Choose the section from the drop-down menu just above and below the document, or use the "previous" and "next" buttons on below the document to see the different sections.
Adding a Comment: Click on the area you want to comment on to leave feedback. Write your comment, select the comment type, and then click "post comment."
View all comments: Click on the bubbles to view all comments made in the draft policy. Keep in mind all comments can be up- and down-voted by other users, making it easier to avoid duplication and helping us prioritize ideas and suggestions.
What happens next: City staff will review public comments from this interactive version as well as feedback from meetings, emails, and surveys, and use that input to revise the Urban Forest Plan.
High-level summary of the entire draft Urban Forest Plan
Plan process, land history and exploring the many benefits of trees in urban populations.
Operational insights and forward thinking management needs.
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