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Tree Committee
Meetings
Committee Meeting Minutes and Agendas
Membership
- Danny Schissler (chair)
- Steve Smith (vice-chair)
- Chris Payson (secretary)
- Katerina Matjucha (member)
- Pete McBride (member)
- Neil Pederson (associate member)
Mission
The Maynard Tree Committee is dedicated to promoting the growth of a healthy and diverse population of trees on public and private property throughout the town. It shall:
- Assist the Tree Warden in duties under MGL and municipal By-Laws.
- Protect and promote planting, maintenance, and preservation of trees throughout the Town.
- Advise on removal and replacement of trees as described by MGL and municipal By-Laws.
- Advise on the creation and updating of municipal tree By-Laws; facilitate tree surveys and help
maintain inventories; develop tree manuals and programs; and undertake other initiatives that
they and the Tree Warden find necessary for their mission. - Educate the community about the value of trees and about tree resources available to them;
inform the public about local tree initiatives. - Assist in seeking grants and other assistance for planting, maintenance, and preservation of trees
in Town. - Make every effort to carry out the goals of both the Town’s Master Plan and other committees as
they apply to the maintenance and expansion of Maynard’s tree canopy.
The Tree Committee is a town-chartered committee. It is an advisory group.
Contact
If you have questions or interest in this committee, please email Justin DeMarco (Tree Warden) at Maynard Department of Public Works.
For General Inquiries, please email the Tree Committee.
For public tree maintenance or concerns, please email Public Works.
Resources
- Maynard Tree Corps
- DPW Parks Division (see Tree Management Program)
- DCR Native Trees List (PDF)
- Public Shade Tree Guidelines
Arbor Day 2024 at Maynard Town Hall
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You can give Maynard a tree! Planting Guidelines for public property now available
Fall is a glorious time to think about trees! Maynard now has a process that encourages residents to plant trees on public property as a gift to the town. Read on...
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