Taipei Parks Office Clarifies Tree Planting Layout at Shuanglian Linear Park
Addressing public queries on lawn tree planting at MRT Shuanglian Station linear park, Taipei Parks Office stated 10 Cassia bakeriana trees were planted per local requests, positioned inward to ensure future growth space.
Taipei City's Parks and Street Lights Office responded to online concerns about tree planting on the lawn of the MRT Shuanglian Station linear park. The office explained that planting 10 Cassia bakeriana trees followed an on-site council inspection requested by local borough chiefs. Given park pathway widths of only 1.5 to 2 meters, trees were positioned slightly inward to keep distance from existing trees and preserve growth space.
Key takeaways
- The Parks Office stated that planting 10 Cassia bakeriana trees addressed local requests and followed prior planning.
- With pathways measuring 1.5 to 2 meters wide, plantings were set slightly toward the lawn to allow growth clearance.
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