LONDON, ONT. There’s a growing gap between London’s desire for new trees, and council’s financial commitment to plant boulevard trees. Recently, city hall received only a single bid to supply and plant boulevard trees. The unit-price contract offered by Kamarah Tree Farms has an annual tender value of $3,233,920. That amount exceeds the municipal funding available for the supply and installation of boulevard trees ($2,086,000) by more than $1.1 million. “There seems to be a tree shortage right now throughout the entire province based on the various diseases going through and killing the trees in the various cities,” explains Councillor Elizabeth Peloza, who chairs the Civic Works Committee.
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