1605 Polk St
Site: 1
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: RTrunk is cracking and bark is peeling. Location is replantable. Permit 806948
Posting Period: 05/26/26 - 06/10/26
1741 Polk St
Site: 1
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Tree in decline. 15 day posting for peeling bark and declining yellowing canopy. Location is replantable. Permit 806948
Posting Period: 05/26/26 - 06/10/26
1901 Polk St
Site: 2,3
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Bark peeling and declining yellowing crowns warrants removal. Location is replantable for both. Permit 806948
Posting Period: 05/26/26 - 06/10/26
2015 Polk St
Site: 1
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Tree is in poor condition with dieback present in canopy. Peeling bark present. Replacement with more suitable more beneficial species recommended. Permit 806948
Posting Period: 05/26/26 - 06/10/26
2020 Polk St
Site: 2
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Browning, declining canopy failing. Location is replantable. Permit 806948
Posting Period: 05/26/26 - 06/10/26
2020 Polk St
Site: 3
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Tree is not thriving. Canopy is browning and bark is peeling. Permitted removal with replacement will provide more suitable species.Permit 806948
Posting Period: 05/26/26 - 06/10/26
2001 Polk St
Site: 1
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Tree can be removed and replaced by permit with more suitable species. Current condition of tree is poor and in decline. Permit 806948
Posting Period: 05/26/26 - 06/10/26
2253 Polk St
Site: 1
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Yellowing canopy is indicating that the tree is struggling to thrive in it's location. Peeling, cracking bark is also present in the tree, weakening its structure. Location is not replantable due to gas line behind the tree.
Posting Period: 05/26/26 - 06/10/26
2253 Polk St
Site: 2
Reason(s) for Tree Removal: Tree is yellowing in canopy and has splitting peeling bark present. These defects present indicate tree will continue to struggle to thrive. Replacement with more suitable species reccommeneded.
Posting Period: 05/26/26 - 06/10/26
Chinatown Branch Library Renovation Project
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The Chinatown /Him Mark Lai Carnegie Branch Library, originally built in 1921, is a cherished neighborhood landmark that will undergo a significant renovation to meet the needs of current and future library communities. The upgraded library will continue to serve as a welcoming, multi-generational space for learning, creativity, and cultural connections.
