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Re: Tree tally leads to new rules (News, July 9)
Saanichs tree removal restrictions act against human life while not achieving the ends that environmentalist politicians want.
For example, why is Western red cedar protected but Himalayan cedar not? (Using the list in your August 22, 2014 issue. Western red cedar, a member of the Cypress/Juniper family, is common here whereas Himalayan cedar, in the Larch branch of the Pine family, is not. (Himalayan cedar is a large tree that looks like Western hemlock from a distance, its closely related to Lebanon cedar.)
Having to get a permit especially burdens elderly and poor people struggling to stay in their homes while at risk of a tree puncturing their roof in a wet winter night.
Saanichs restrictions work against planting trees near houses, because they will be a future burden to the property owner including the cost of necessary removal for either the planting property owner or a subsequent owner who may not want to pay as much due to assuming that cost.
Saanichs restrictions smell like another do-gooder scheme by people who have the negative view of humans that comes from Marxist teachings. They act as though theyve never looked outside and seen that people plant trees which grow, and that many break apart due structural deficiency or rot, or die due to disease or old age. (Indeed, it is known in Saanich that one type of tree breaks in calm summer heat.)
Meanwhile Saanichs bureaucracy cant even get tree selection right theyve planted a large species in narrow strips of grass along the recently rebuilt part of Admirals Road.
Voters should ask questions this fall.
Keith Sketchley
Saanich
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WOODRIDGE The Woodridge Village Board approved several measures on Thursday night, including an expanded road reconstruction project, a bid for ash tree removal and an addition to the Union Pointe Business Park:
1. Road project needs more funding
A change order to increase the amount of funds budgeted for a road reconstruction in Woodridge was approved by the village board Thursday night.
The board approved an additional expenditure not to exceed $410,000 for the road project, which involves Hickory Court, Autumn Drive and Two Paths Drive in the Mendingwall subdivision.
During construction, contractor James D. Fiala Paving Company Inc. discovered more extensive work was required to the roads to prevent premature deterioration, according to a news release from the village.
The adjusted project cost is an estimated $1.45 million. The roadwork continues to progress and is expected to be complete by late September, according to the village.
2. Bid for ash tree removal accepted
Also Thursday, the village awarded a bid from D. Ryan Tree and Landscape Services to remove ash trees and stumps on parkways and other village-owned property. The trees have been deemed unsalvageable due to the emerald ash borer infestation.
While the total cost of the project could change based on the number and size of trees removed, the estimated cost is $195,150.
Five bids were received for the project, with the second lowest bid at $255,517.
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Citing their concerns over regulating what residents can and cant do in their front and back yards, Rolling Meadows City Council members Tuesday (Aug. 19) voted 4-2 not to move forward in developing a tree removal regulation.
During the councils committee of the whole meeting at city hall, and with a few residents from the Fairfax Avenue area in attendance, public works Director Fred Vogt reviewed many tree removal regulations in place in other cities.
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