By Aaron Kimple
Special to The SUN
Low snowpack and warm temperatures in January and February have delayed the Reservoir Hill tree-thinning project.
According to J.R. Ford, owner of Forest Health Company Inc. — the company selected to perform the thinning, “Frozen ground and snowpack help reduce the impact of equipment to a site. We didn’t feel comfortable operating with the conditions that we had in early February. We are currently planning on conducting our work in December, if conditions allow.”
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