As you are well aware one of the defining attributes of the New Albany Country Club Community are the mature trees that beautifully line the winding streets of the community. Each street was carefully evaluated and designed to create a unique streetscape on each individual corridor.
With meticulous planning and care there are still ultimately unforeseen issues that arise. Many of our street trees are currently at risk. The 3 biggest threats are:
The Association is treating the street trees for the Ash Borer as well as Iron deficiencies. We are also addressing the many issues of Girdling Root that exist within the community. However, your cooperation in monitoring your trees and informing us of any noted decline would be greatly appreciated.
To see a mapped, full inventory of trees, please visit:
We suggest proper tree fertilization and pruning practices. Please inquire with your landscaper of preference, as the Association does not fertilize or prune the trees outside of what the Association’s contracted Master Arborist recommends. Homeowners are responsible for edging and mulching of street trees along with their residential landscape (black, hard wood mulch only).
The City of New Albany does prune, but for safety and clearance only; they do not prune for proper branch development and tree structure which ultimately prolongs the life and longevity of the tree. The Association treats and addresses trees with deficiencies as determined by the contracted Master Arborist.
Devon Cotterman
Association Manager
8000 Walton Parkway Suite 250 | New Albany, OH 43054 | TEL: 614.939.8600
