West Virginia House Resolution 19 urges the Department of Administration to maintain trees on Capitol Complex grounds to prevent damage to persons or.
West Virginia House Resolution 19 requests the Capitol Building Commission, the Secretary of the Department of Administration, and the Director of the Real Estate Division to assess and address hazardous trees along California Avenue and Kanawha Boulevard on the State Capitol Complex grounds. The resolution urges trimming trees back to the grass side of the sidewalk or removing and replacing hazardous trees to mitigate risks to public safety and state property. The resolution notes that numerous trees have suffered structural failures, resulting in significant property damage.
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