Adams Outdoor cleared tall pines by Independence Boulevard under a 2024 North Carolina law allowing a 500-foot view zone, and nearby owners say they had no input.
Magna, Utah removed Sabrina Weber’s front-yard shade tree in a hazard-tree project, and its service district says the city does not plan to replace removed trees.
A 27-year-old native plant garden in San Jose was told to leave within 20 days after its land went into escrow. Volunteers are fundraising to stay or move.
San Jose added fencing, irrigation and planter boxes at the Coyote Creek Community Garden, open since 1994, ahead of a November reopening.
A volunteer club’s 20-year tradition of flowers at Uniontown’s Marshall park was pulled up overnight. The group plans to replant in spring.
Morgan Hill residents led by Lisa Voss want to save a coast live oak, estimated at 200+ years old, slated for removal for a 93-unit project on Diana Avenue.
Danville cited Jeremy Boggess and Kristi Church’s award-winning garden as overgrown, then found it complies with code after a letter citing the Illinois Garden Act.
Edmonds homeowners with trees 30 inches or wider stay under interim removal limits while the city finishes a permanent tree code.
Conway Corp has suspended all outdoor irrigation and will stay in Phase 3 through year end as Brewer Lake sits 15.4 feet below full. Hand watering is allowed.
Paxton voters narrowly backed backyard hens in March. On Oct. 13, the City Council voted 4-3 against allowing them.