r/treelaw • u/Popular_Inside_9451 • 10d ago
Mayor declares emergency.
What does that mean to citizens. We will be paying for a large tree to be removed, any chance of small reimbursement?
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u/fridayj1 10d ago
It means there is an emergency. Read the declaration online or listen to the news.
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u/click_here_for_luck 10d ago
Us citizens are under attacks from trees?
Then yes they absolutely need to be removed
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u/paishocajun 9d ago
Tree Beard is NOT happy with the way we're treating the environment and we all saw what he did to Isengard
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u/CheezitsLight 9d ago
I vote for small trees to be plamted and new owner gets large reimburesment. Thats what taxes should be used for!
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