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Greg Dalton with Southern Baptis Disaster Relief works Tuesday, June 25, 2013, to remove a tree on the property of a homeowner that lost their home on Trappers Pass Trail in the Black Forest fire burn area. Photo by Mark Reis, The Gazette

Almost two months after the Black Forest fire, residents are eager to take recovery efforts into their own hands, and are reluctant to let the El Paso County Board of Commissioners be the sole directors of the community's recovery

At a Wednesday night meeting, the county's subcommittee for debris removal and cleanup struggled to define its role in the fire recovery because 85 percent of the burn area is private property. But some property owners came seeking its support in tree cleanup - a subject that dominated the meeting.

Robb Willes, a Black Forest resident, came to the meeting to pitch a plan to clean up the thousands of dead, black trees covering the forest. But, after an hourlong back-and-forth discussion with the 11-member committee, Willes was told that his proposition, which was created by a few residents, was not something on which the county can take a stance.

"The committee will not take on a specific contractor to do this," Commissioner Darryl Glenn said of Willes' plan to hire a company for tree removal.

The plan would require the owners of at least five contiguous parcels with scorched trees to ask for tree removal. Willes hoped the county would help find property owners to participate. Willes also considered working with Black Forest Together, a fledgling nonprofit started by residents to manage a grassroots recovery.

But Glenn remained adamant that, when it comes to tree removal and reforestation, the county will not support specific efforts outright.

"The committee will not endorse the Black Forest Together effort," said Glenn.

Willes declared that "the enemy of the community is the standing dead trees," which will only become greater hazards as time progresses.

"Insurance companies are going to see those standing dead trees as a liability. And that is going to affect everyone's insurance policy," Willes said.

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THE CHATHAMS Apparently school officials did not need the boroughs permission for the July 8 removal of trees at the Washington Avenue School, emergency or not.

About nine trees were removed after police notified the district that one had split and was in danger of falling.

The removal created an outcry, not only because the trees were cut down. The district next month intends to add 23 parking spaces at the school to alleviate parking congestion, and speculation was ground clearing had begun without notifying the public.

That speculation, however, ended Tuesday when Borough Engineer Vincent DeNave issued a statement saying the School District of the Chathams is not subject to our tree removal permit process.

The Board of Education is defined as a Public Agency , their property is considered public lands and therefore exempt from the provisions, DeNave wrote.

However, DeNave noted that if the board chooses to move forward with a parking lot expansion project, they are subject to appear before the Planning Board for a capital review that will allow for public comment and input.

The expanded lot is part of the districts capital improvement plan for the 2013-14 school year. Officials want the spaces to be available when school starts this September.

DeNaves announcement was welcomed by Superintendent of Schools Michael LaSusa.

"Regardless of technical requirements or exemptions to such, we want to be as communicative as possible with our municipal officials and also be a good neighbor to those who live near our schools, he said in a Tuesday email.

That the district was exempt from local laws was determined by Borough Attorney James Lott.

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