It really would be a beautiful view if the city would remove let’s say 50 to 70 percent of the trees and bushes obstructing the view of the Mississippi River along their riverwalk down towards …
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It really would be a beautiful view if the city would remove let’s say 50 to 70 percent of the trees and
bushes obstructing the view of the Mississippi River along their riverwalk down towards the dam.
We the taxpayers have paid a lot for these trails. Why not maximize the views/pleasure?
To pay for removal, find a logger that can turn the trees into planks and firewood in return for their
cleaning it out for good views. It’s a wasted view right now. I hope others will agree and call the city.
Ray Viall
