Project team: new tree pits, root barriers and diverse species planned after Main Street reconstruction
September 15, 2026 | Danbury City, Fairfield, Connecticut
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Project representatives said the design replaces identified trees with species selected to suit constrained urban tree pits and that root barriers will help separate roots from pavement.
Terry Hahn said the 1991 plantings were largely Zelkova monoculture and the new plan introduces a range of cultivars "better suitable for limited zone between the building and the traffic." A staff member emphasized the project website documents planting choices and community engagement.
Terry Hahn said the 1991 plantings were largely Zelkova monoculture and the new plan introduces a range of cultivars "better suitable for limited zone between the building and the traffic." A staff member emphasized the project website documents planting choices and community engagement.
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