Kensington's Historic Over-110 Year Old Trees Have Been Under Threat From the City

By Maggie McCann / SOHO / March-April 2023 Newsletter After ill-conceived actions by the City of San Diego, Kensington’s parkways still retain 30 of the original California pepper trees planted when the subdivision was mapped in 1910. When neighbors first proposed that the City designate the trees under Council Policy 900-19’s Conserve-a-Tree program as heritage…

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