Why can't the city of Tumwater put up a pretty fence around the tree and make the area into a small park with a bench? Celebrate the tree with an informative sign telling the significance of the tree and why we want to save it. Other towns and cities around the world have done this with beautiful trees that draw tourists and give their cities a place of serenity. Instead of the mayor's continually constructing more airport buildings and widening the road on top of the tree's location, the mayor could allow the tree to stand as a signature landmark for Tumwater. So what if the tree doesn't generate funding? Does everything in the world have to bring revenue in order to have value to to us? Or is that the mayor's only measure of value?
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