Street Trees in Ross Street, Huntingdale
The Street Tree Strategy aims to enhance and preserve Monash’s street tree canopy to ensure it continues to be a source of neighbourhood and city pride. We hope to create engaging and inviting green spaces, encouraging walking, cycling and street activity and delivering tangible benefits to local communities.
Our focus is on preserving trees that are healthy and creating additional planting in local parks and reserves to boost greenery.
We will only be removing and replacing those trees that are dead, dying (with a useful life expectancy of less than two years) or dangerous (they pose a risk to the community in the short term).
Street Tree Assessments
Council’s arborist has completed individual tree assessments based on the above criteria and in Ross Street, Huntingdale we are proposing to remove five trees and will be planting a total of 11 trees which includes an additional seven trees in vacant locations.
Replacement Tree Species
A proposed street tree renewal plan including all proposed tree removals, replacements and species choices has been drafted for Ross Street:
Ross Street Detailed Layout Street Tree Strategy(PDF, 2MB)
If you would like to receive a hard copy of the plan, please contact council using the details below.
Feedback
The implementation of your street renewal plan has progressed to the street tree selection stage. Council sought community feedback on the preferred option of tree species directly affected residents would like to see planted in their street until Monday 3 October 2022.
The option that received the most preferences will be used to deliver the Street Tree Plan for your street.