Workers were seen turning over the dirt and removing small samples, though it wasn't immediately clear what kind of intervention was underway.
We'll keep an eye on this tree pit to see what, if anything, may sprout from today's efforts.
Attempts to revitalize the space — including a spring planting rescue mission in March 2024 — have, unfortunately, not taken root.
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If the city would simply start issuing fines to the owners of real estate for not properly maintaining their sidewalk space (not sure this one counts), the cleanliness of the city would turn on a dime. I wager there are 30-40% fewer superintendents cleaning (and hosing) sidewalks post-COVID.
I'd wager not- the city does give fines and it remains as it always has...kinda filthy...
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