i know that carl schurz -- carla shortz does believe the trees are viable. i am sure she will tell you that. there has been a disagreement about that. i want to start by saying that on sunday, in the midst of the wind storm, this is a photograph taken by a neighbor in our absence sunday afternoon. the tree that was less at issue -- if you can see the bridge hanging down, the issue has been large looms that hang over the street. when they come down, but are a hazard to anything passing by, vehicular or pedestrian.

i know that carl schurz -- carla shortz does believe the trees are viable. i am sure she will tell you that. there has been a disagreement about that. i want to start by saying that on sunday, in the midst of the wind storm, this is a photograph taken by a neighbor in our absence sunday afternoon. the tree that was less at issue -- if you can see the bridge hanging down, the issue has been large looms that hang over the street. when they come down, but are a hazard to anything passing by, vehicular or pedestrian. this is the one that was the last their midst lamb. there is also a question on the larger and the work tree, which could show in the photographs you have already seen in your pockets. that limb is even more damage, more likely to come down. there is more question about the viability of the tree once it does, because of the balance on that slope. we do have issues about the health of the tree. even if we did not, there is this issue about their appropriateness on this very, very narrow street with a very narrow sidewalk. they impede progress both of