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The City of Saskatoon is alerting residents that it’s regular tree maintenance will begin again on Tuesday.
As of Sept. 8, city crews will begin pruning trees on civic property in Buena Vista, Holliston, Wildwood and Riversdale as part of its Boulevard Tree Maintenance Program.
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Work on the trees in these neighbourhoods will be ongoing until Dec. 15.
“The Boulevard Tree Maintenance Program follows a regular pruning cycle to help preserve the health of the City’s tree inventory, eliminate hazards and provide clearance from buildings, signs, streetlights and utility wires,” the city said in a statement on Tuesday.
Due to the tree maintenance, road restrictions will likely be put in place. The city is reminding pedestrians, cyclists and drivers to prioritize safety by respecting work zones and obeying all road restrictions and signage.
