The Palma City Council will plant 36 trees, including olive, holm oak, and mulberry trees, to replace the beautiful shade trees it cut down in Llorenç Villalonga Square. This is the final proposal presented this Thursday by the Councilor for Infrastructure, Accessibility, and Industrial Parks, Belén Soto, at the Palma Verde Roundtable meeting. Representatives from various organizations, political parties, and neighborhood associations were present at the meeting. The proposal, according to a statement from the City Council, is the result of several meetings held with the Balearic Tree Association (ABA); the neighborhood associations of Calatrava, Canamunt, La Lonja-Born, La Seu, and Calatrava-Montisión-Santa Clara; and the Association for the Revitalization of Historic Centers (ARCA). The City Council analyzed the proposals and incorporated some, such as the restoration of existing trees, changes to the species, and the replacement of certain trees.