The weekend of July 16 and 17 Facilities Services Operations, Grounds Department will be removing two large trees along Stadium Way between College Avenue and Nevada Street. Wood from the Doug Fir and Silver Maple trees will go to the Compost Facility. Traffic revision during tree removal will have the south bound lane barricaded off and the north bound lane made into two way traffic lanes. If you should have any questions or concerns please contact Kappy Brun, Grounds Supervisor, at 335-9067 or kappy@wsu.edu.
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