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Chelmsford’s front-yard tree program, funded through a $50,000–$60,000 state grant, is scheduled to begin accepting applications on January 19. The committee reported 50 to 60 inquiries already and said qualifying applications will be approved in the order received.
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Residents may be eligible for a free tree planted and mulched by the Department of Public Works. Approved locations must be within 20 feet of the road and have 30 feet of clearance in every direction; homeowners will be responsible for watering and ongoing care. The committee also confirmed recommended tree lists for front-yard and memorial programs and discussed hiring a consultant to assess invasive plants affecting desirable trees.
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