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Red Car Property: Tree Cut Down Near Adelbert In April, A Fire Hazard Now

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Photo: Diane Edwardson, June 6, 2012.  Someone cut down a 16' Eucalyptus Tree back in April (possibly in the Adelbert right-of-way, but generally accepted as Red Car Property).  (Click on photo to enlarge.) Today, this tree is a huge fire hazard as it is now dry, brush has not been cleared from the Red Car Property, nor have the trees been trimmed up from the ground properly in many years.
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