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News from CCE Updates on current issues, pesticides regulations, meetings, seasonal, etc. Legislation on the removal of trees from private property In a recent letter from the Town of Oyster Bay, Richard Betz writes: "Section 225 of the Town Code mandates that all residents or their contractors submit an application for a permit before any removals begin. After receipt of the application, an inspection will be arranged with the homeowner to ascertain the size, location and number of trees to be removed. The Town has the right to deny a tree's removal if it does not pose a hazard to the wellbeing of the homeowner or the property." USDA Floriculture and Nursery Crops Yearbook Summary January 30, 2008 Learn about bugs! Creating Great Gardens Saturday, February 9, 2008 March 4, 2008 Trees and Utilities National Conference |
