JOSEPH GILLIGAN

2713 Olive Street Nw Washington Dc
There is a very young female ginkgo tree directly in front of my house that i simply wish to replace with the exact same tree (i. E., another ginkgo) except in a male version. However, to be very clear, i do not want to participate in the "female ginkgo tree removal policy" program which provides a mechanism for the replacement of a female ginkgo tree with a different type of tree and thus requires the approval of neighbors, etc. I simply wish to replace the existing female with a male ginkgo and i will pay for the cost of both the removal of the existing tree and the cost of planting the replacement tree and i will make all the arrangements. The existing tree is only about 10-12 years old because it was planted shortly after my house was built in 2001. (it is only about 6 inches in diameter.) the tree was supposed to have been a male ginkgo, was planted by mistake by the nursery hired by the city, and im simply trying to fix the previous mistake. No one knew it was a female (and assume