properties,
including parks and medians, keeps this division busy all year long.
The division also installs and maintains the irrigation systems to keep the landscapes
visually appealing. As an added water conservation measure, this division equips
existing irrigation systems with automatic rain sensing devices thereby
eliminating irrigation when it rains. This is a working example of the City's
commitment to maximizing the efficiency of our water resources.
At city owned sports and athletic fields division staff ensure that trees and grass are p
roperly trimmed and maintained. During special occasions and certain holidays, staff
members also decorate 19th Avenue and 163rd Street with flags and other banners.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Does the city provide trees, shrubs or sod for the homeowner?
A: The City may provide a tree or palm for the street swale
that is appropriate for the location.
- Q: Does the city prune trees for the residents?
A: The Beautification division lifts the canopy's of street trees so
that they do not interfere with vehicles or pedestrians. They also trim
branches away from street lights as much as is practical.
- Q: I want to remove a tree on my property, what do I need to do?
A: You must file for a permit. Most trees are protected from removal by
city, county and state laws.
