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Lebanon Airport neighbors filled the city councils chambers on Wednesday night to urge officials to reconsider a tree- removal project on more than 30 acres of city-owned land along Poverty Lane.
We are here to ask you to return this project to the discussion board, and to systematically assess the credibility of the threats which led to your previous decision, Harrison Wood read from a letter signed by himself and 35 others during the public comment portion of the councils meeting.
The letter questions whether the council fully considered the projects impact on the environment and the character of the neighborhood. Residents have expressed particular concerns about the effects on wildlife, noise from the airport and Interstate 89, and light from the beacons.
The letter also asks whether the Federal Aviation Administration has been transparent in its reasons for requiring the tree removal. City officials have said Lebanon would risk losing all federal grant funding and insurance coverage for the airport if it failed to complete the tree-removal project.
Lets set a different precedent: not of small government strongarmed into obedience by a federal bullys unsubstantiated threats, but rather of a level-headed community tempering fiscal anxiety with measured sense, and deciding how much of a costly federal regulation it feels obliged to heed, Wood said, reading from the letter.
Wood is the son of City Councilor Steve Wood, the owner of Poverty Lane Orchards, which abuts the airport. In the past, Councilor Wood has said he opposes the project and is unconvinced about the need for it.
Officials have said that it may be too late to reopen the issue.
We do not plan to postpone, City Manager Greg Lewis wrote in a Dec. 3 letter to Poverty Lane resident Charles Henry. We do not see a different outcome being achievable.
Opposition to the airport obstruction-removal project, which includes clearing 33 acres of trees, moving a fence and replacing 38 red warning lights on telephone poles with two flashing hazard beacons on 100-foot poles nearby, is not new.
The tree-clearing, which is intended to improve visibility for pilots along the southern portion of the east-west runway bordering Poverty Lane, first came to the council in 2010. At the time, the council opted not to fund it.
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THE first stage of the cenotaph relocation plan occurred with the removal of the tree that has long adorned the lawns of the Mount Isa Civic Centre this week
THE first stage of the cenotaph relocation plan occurred with the removal of the tree that has long adorned the lawns of the Mount Isa Civic Centre this week.
With a unanimous decision by the Mount Isa City Council and the Mount Isa RSL to relocate the cenotaph in the lead up to the 100th anniversary of the landing at Anzac Cove, the plan to create a new memorial in the prominent CBD space was set in motion.
The trees removal and relocation comes as plans for the 2015 Anzac Day ceremony, including brand new cenotaph, commence.
Mayor Tony McGrady said the removal of the tree marked the beginning of an exciting project that aimed to best recognise and honour war heroes from throughout the region and the nation.
The existing tree has been relocated to the Mount Isa City Council nursery, where it will be cared for and nurtured, he said.
The tree will eventually be replanted at its new home within the Mount Isa Sunset Memorial Cemetery.
The trees removal makes way for the new memorial that will feature an eternal flame, distinct landscaping and full lighting which will allow the people of Mount Isa to remember fallen heroes at any time of the day.
Anzac Day 2015 in Mount Isa is set to be an unforgettable ceremony, with plans by the Mount Isa City Council and the Mount Isa RSL sub-branch currently underway.
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A Stockton resident is assessing the damage at his home after a tree came crashing into his kitchen Wednesday afternoon.
The tree that came crashing down into the home is a Heritage Oak Treeand this is where the issue lies its a tree protected by the city but ended up as a danger for the the Rubianes family.
We heard this big bang, Rubianessaid.
That loud sound, is a Heritage Oak tree. Its taking stock in Raymond Rubianesshome, a house hes loved for 15 years, and is now damaged by a protected tree.
Scared us both (he and his wife) because we had a feeling this was going to happen, he told FOX40.
The two were eating lunch in their bedroom when the tree came crashing down. Both safe, but shaken.
I thank God that Raymond and I are alive, Rubianes wife told loved ones who visited and comforted the couple Thursday morning.
Rubianes claims hes been trying to get clearance from Stockton officialsto trim and maintain the tree for years.
They were passing the buck. I asked somebody, Oh, you got to call this other person. I call the other person, Oh, you have to call this other person, Rubianes said.
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ORINDA -- A .7-mile stretch of Miner Road, between Camino Pablo and Camino Don Miguel, has been closed in both directions since about noon Wednesday due to a fallen tree that brought down power lines, according to Mark Nagel, Orinda's police chief.
PG&E and a tree removal company are on site working to clear the fallen tree and power lines, but the road is expected to remain closed until 11 p.m.
Nagel said the police department received a report of the large tree down at 11:50 a.m. and PG&E responded promptly, cutting off power through the affected lines to prevent fires.
"It's going to hit commute pretty hard," Nagel said. "We haven't had this much water and that kind of storm in a long time, I actually expected more. Fortuantley that's all we had," he said.
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A Stockton family is cleaning up Thursday, just one day after a storm caused a large tree branch to fall into their home.
This incident has struck fear in neighbors who are worried about trees near their homes.
We could have gotten hurt really bad or we could have been killed, said Raymond Rubianes, who lives in the home crushed by the tree.
Rubianes said he is lucky to be alive after a huge oak tree branch crashed into the middle of his dining room. He and his wife were inside the home but were not hurt.
We were in the kitchen and decided not to eat at the kitchen table and eat in another room," Rubianes said. "We would have been sitting right there."
Rubianes said he had been concerned about the oak tree for years and had called the city to ask if he could get rid of the tree, but was told no.
Being (on) my property, I thought I could take it down, but a few years back, they wouldnt allow it because it's a historical tree, said Rubianes.
City officials said there are some requirements before cutting down certain trees in Stockton.
There are certain types of oaks that are referred to as heritage oaks, and if they're on private property, you would need to obtain a permit if you wanted to remove the tree, Stockton spokeswoman Connie Cochran said.
However, the city said it never received a permit application to cut down Rubianes' tree.
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The journey of the Ocean Beach Christmas tree always has a good backstory and this year was no exception.
The tree was donated by a family in the Loma Portal area. Sal and Nancy DeMaria, local realtors, have owned their home since 1996. Nancy said, "When our kids were in high school, kids would come and [toilet-paper] the tree, and it was always a lot of work to get that toilet paper off of there. One year we had to hire a cherry picker to get it all down."
Sal told me "that the star pine was probably planted at the time the house was built in 1931. It would have been a sapling then, and has grown about a foot a year since that time."
Claudia Jack of the Ocean Beach Mainstreet Association has been organizing the removal and setup of the tree for the past 22 years. She told me that she has trees lined up for the next three years.
"As far as I know, we are the only beach community in the country that has a tree put right into the sand," Jack claimed. "There is a permanent manhole beneath the sand that is eight feet deep. The tree still has to be trimmed to get it to fit into that hole."
Usually, homeowners donate a tree because the roots are undermining their house, but Sal told me, "Nope, no problem with the roots. We just wanted to donate the tree to the community."
Jack told me it can cost $5000 and $6000 to have a tree of this size removed. This year's tree was about 65 feet once it was put into the sand; the crane operator reported that the tree weighs 10,000 pounds.
Locals have been posting comments on social media wondering if this tree will have the usual Charlie Brown Christmas tree look. Other than some crookedness at the top where it was sheared off by winds a few years ago (and a new top regenerated), it is one of the more normal-looking trees for O.B. Onlookers watching it being planted in the sand were already complaining that it looked "too normal."
O.B. Christmas Parade, Saturday, December 6, at 5:05 p.m. On December 4, at 5:30 p.m., the Ocean Beach Town Council will hold their holiday auction at Sunshine Company Saloon to benefit a food and toy drive. The old O.B. entryway sign will be up for auction this year.
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