Paxton’s City Council Voted Down Backyard Chickens on Oct. 13, Months After a Nonbinding Referendum Narrowly Backed Allowing Them
Paxton voters narrowly backed backyard hens in March. On Oct. 13, the City Council voted 4-3 against allowing them.
Paxton voters narrowly backed backyard hens in March. On Oct. 13, the City Council voted 4-3 against allowing them.
Sterling Heights’ 88-foot chinquapin oak, said to predate the U.S., stays under a scaled-back 29-unit plan. A public hearing is set for Nov. 4.
Brevard County cut down 62 mature oaks in front of Hammock Trace homes in Viera after roots buckled sidewalks and the HOA declined liability for the trees.
A downtown Palo Alto building owner says a city-owned street tree’s roots flooded its basement and is asking for nearly $324,000.
USDA confirmed emerald ash borer in ash trees at a College Place home, Washington’s first infestation. WSDA urges residents to stop planting ash and report signs.
A retired copyeditor blocked a developer’s crew from cutting a West Philadelphia willow oak without a permit. Here is what Philadelphia’s tree rules require.
East Ridge, Tennessee cleared Chester Perry’s three-year pollinator garden and cut his oak after his emailed code appeal landed in a city spam folder.
CenterPoint says it trims about 1 million Houston-area trees a year. A Cypress homeowner’s lopsided tree after utility trimming drew about 700 comments.
Gretna, Nebraska removed a 100-foot oak by Bob Tomanek’s home of 40 years after a complaint, and city code bills him $3,500 or a lien on his house.
New Hampshire approved $24,620 in federal funds to fight spotted lanternflies after the first field detection in Salem. Egg masses are being laid on trees now.