Palo Alto passes law to protect more trees
Seeking to preserve the city's urban forest, the City Council roughly tripled the number of trees classified as "protected" and to impose new requirements for developers seeking to remove them.
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Seeking to preserve the city's urban forest, the City Council roughly tripled the number of trees classified as "protected" and to impose new requirements for developers seeking to remove them.
Seeking to preserve the city's urban forest, the City Council roughly tripled the number of trees classified as "protected" and to impose new requirements for developers seeking to remove them.
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