You may recall this past February it was concluded the trellis wall was hazardous. A structural engineer said parts, or all of the trellis wall could conceivably fall or collapse at any time, due to a weather event, or potentially collapsing of its own weight. It was decided after acquiring necessary approvals and permits, the trellis wall would be removed and disposed in accordance with permit restrictions. As of this past Thursday, July 23rd, the trellis wall has been taken down and removed leaving the frame. Susan Marino on behalf of the Buildings & Grounds Team