The CoyChev Travel Bug Bed & Breakfast
is located on the same lot as the Roseville DPW. They take
great care of the landscaping, not only around this land but
all of the city-owned property. The DPW has an area where
local residents take their recyclable waste products for
disposal.
Behind the DPW offices, the DPW has it's
own nursery, where they grow trees to plant in our parks and along
our city streets. Roseville has been
named "Tree City U.S.A." for 14 consecutive years and has received
the Tree City Growth Award for 4 years. In order to maintain and
continue this honor, the City, through the Department of Public
Works, is committed to saving, maintaining, and planting as many
trees as possible. The Department of Public Works is in charge of
managing the City's "Urban Forest", and our Forestry Crew trims
trees daily on a year-round basis. For the most part, the trees in
front of residential properties between the sidewalk and curb
(right-of-way) make up this "Urban Forest". Roseville has over
10,000 trees in this "Urban Forest".
Last year, the Department of Public Works Forestry Crew trimmed
approximately 1,000 trees on residential streets. Also, over 50 new
street trees were planted. THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILL
PROVIDE AND PLANT AN APPROPRIATE STREET TREE TO BE PLANTED IN THE
"RIGHT-OF-WAY", FOR INTERESTED RESIDENTS, FOR A $75.00 FEE. Call
the D.P.W. for more information concerning our Fall Street Tree
Planting Program.