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Urgent tree removal on O'Neill St
Media advisory
Urgent tree removal on O'Neill St
21 February 2019
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Hamilton’s O’Neill St and
George St will be under traffic control on Friday 22
February while a decaying tree is removed.
The large oak tree on the corner of the two Claudelands streets has lost one limb, revealing rot extending into its trunk.
To safely and effectively remove the tree, Hamilton City Council’s arborists will need to work at the site with a Traffic Management Plan in place – stop/go control of any vehicles using the road.
Traffic on the two streets will be managed between 9am and 3pm and there may be short delays while the crew does its work.
Road users should consider alternative routes through this part of the city, which includes River Rd, one of the city’s busiest streets.
For more information on how the Council manages the city’s trees, visit www.hamilton.govt.nz/trees
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