Multiple dead elm trees in park
A damaged limb over a sidewalk is a when, not an if, steps from the Doncliffe Loop at Glen Echo Rd bus stop.
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1 Donino Avenue, Toronto Toronto
What's nearby
Millstone Parkette
Park
The Dunblaine School
School
Doncliffe Loop at Glen Echo Rd
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The elm trees at this location are dead or dying and pose a public safety hazard due to extensive branch dieback and deadwood. The reporter indicates these trees are in front of their house and along the roadway, creating a risk of falling branches or limbs. Removal or emergency assessment is needed to prevent injury or property damage.
Description · in the reporter's words
Very dead city elm trees in front of my house and by the roadway.
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