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04-23-2007, 08:19 PM
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Removal of trees with shoreland protection zone
I noticed that the shoreland protection zone allows the removal of trees that are diseased or safety hazards without counting against the 50% limit. If a large birch tree is only 6 inches from the roof, does this constitute a safety hazard? Who makes the determination? Do you need to obtain permission or permit before cutting any trees down? Does the installation of a house, septic or driveway count against the 50% limit?
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