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By BEN LANGFORDFeb. 9, 2014, 8:30 p.m.
POLL: Gerroa's ''Bum Tree'' will be chopped down in a move the council says will make the Gerroa Road corner safer.
Gerroa residents are incensed by Shoalhaven City Council's decision - in a confidential meeting - to chop down the iconic "Bum Tree" along with many other large gums on Gerroa Road near Berry.
The move was proposed to make the corner safer - it has been the scene of several accidents - and involves clearing six metres of all trees at the site.
This would mean the end of the well-known Bum Tree, which has growths protruding from its trunk in the shape of two buttocks, and on which some local wit has for many years painted the word "BUM" and an arrow.
Gerroa Environmental Protection Society president Warren Holder said the Bum Tree, a type of eucalypt called a blackbutt, is one of many that are important habitat for local wildlife, including sugar gliders.
They have now been invited by the council for a consultation meeting this afternoon to find out more about the decision, and to discuss options for using "part of the tree in an alternative form".
But today residents will hold a protest at the site.
The thought of a "bumectomy" has some locals horrified.
Mr Holder said it was "ridiculous" to invite residents for consultation on what to do with pieces of the tree once felled.
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JENNY DeHUFF, Daily News Staff Writer dehuffj@phillynews.com, 215-854-5218 Posted: Sunday, February 9, 2014, 3:01 AM
IF A TREE falls in the yard but no one is around to claim it, does it have a keeper?
That's the question the Daily News asked yesterday, following a record number of downed trees in the wake of this week's snow-and-ice storm.
Many in the city were lucky to escape the power outages that affected swaths of the city and badly hit the suburbs - but those with saplings and shrubbery around their homes had a different experience.
"It's tough because we can't control the fact we have so many trees, but it's very dangerous during storms like this," said Noreen Spota, administrative coordinator for the Chestnut Hill Community Association. "All these trees have so many icicles and branches hanging off them, you really need to be aware when you're walking. Be aware of what's overhead."
Pennsylvania Insurance Department press secretary Roseanne Placey said if there's any question as to who's responsible for a fallen tree that may or may not have caused damage, the first place to get answers is with homeowner's insurance.
"It generally doesn't matter whether a fallen tree originated on your property. If it landed on your house, you should file a claim with your insurance company," she said. "If there's no damage, you still might be able to refer to your policy. You may have coverage to clean up the fallen tree."
In some cases, she said, insurance companies work together on subrogation, in which one insurance company recovers from another. Poorly maintained trees in yards are red flags for risk, she said - that's when liability comes into play.
"If the tree hits an insured structure but there's no damage, you likely do not have coverage for tree removal, unless the tree has fallen in such a way that it blocks a passageway into your house," she said. "It's always best to ask your agent or company about your specific policy."
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An ordinance pending council approval on Feb. 11 that could prohibit clear-cutting in Montvale was questioned Tuesday by members of the planning board.
The proposed ordinance, which seeks to regulate the excessive removal of trees in the borough, would require residents to obtain a $35 permit prior to cutting down three, four and five trees in residential zones, R-10, R-15 and R-40, respectively. A $500 fee would be charged for every tree removed thereafter, and violators could face a $2,000 fine for every tree that is "improperly removed." According to the proposed ordinance, exemptions include trees located within a nursery, removal of trees which endanger public safety, and the trimming of trees in a public right-of-way.
The governing body unanimously introduced the ordinance at its Jan. 28 work session meeting and then gave it to the planning board for its review. The ordinance was drafted by a tree ordinance committee, which was assembled by Councilwoman Leah LaMonica. LaMonica said the ordinance would be a "tremendous benefit to the community," as the act of clear-cutting "has happened in Montvale recently."
While the board commended the committee for its work on the ordinance at its Feb. 4 meeting, the board had reservations about it, with some calling it "stringent," "restrictive," and "burdensome."
"I'm not quite sure if what's proposed is meeting the goal as set forth in the objective in the ordinance," said Planning Board Chairman John DePinto, who made a motion for the board to authorize planning board planner Richard Preiss to examine the ordinance with the help of professionals. DePinto also asked Councilwoman Theresa Cudequest, who is the planning board liaison, to relay board members' concerns to the council.
The residential zones included in the ordinance, the need for permits, and violation fines were shared concerns among the board that evening. DePinto said he wasn't in agreement with the selected zones the ordinance covers and questioned why commercial zones weren't included in the ordinance. He made mention of a heavily wooded, five-and-a-half-acre tract located at 64 Chestnut Ridge Road, which contains a few cottages that landowners lease to their tenants. The property is situated in a commercial zone and used for residential purposes, DePinto said, adding that it would be devastating if the owners were to remove an indiscriminate number of trees on that property, since it is not covered in the proposed ordinance.
"Hopefully, the Montvale Mayor and Council will amend the proposed ordinance to address this and other properties outside of the R-10, R-15 and R-40 zones that may be vulnerable to clear-cutting," he said.
Last month, Robert Hanrahan, president of the tree ordinance committee who helped draft the ordinance, said the committee consulted with residents to help determine the number of trees each homeowner could remove in each zone. He said most of the other commercial zones in the borough are covered by other zoning ordinances, although more zones may be added in the future.
Other concerns among the board included the need to obtain a permit to cut down, for instance, a diseased tree in a backyard and having to pay a $2,000 fine to the borough for violating the ordinance if the tree belongs to the property owner and not the borough.
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