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Seattle Tree Preservation: Trees Now Protected on Lots Not Undergoing Development

03.26.09
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In January, we discussed the Seattle City Council’s consideration of Council Bill 116404, which would increase tree protection under the City Code. On February 23, 2009, the City Council passed the ordinance with a vote of 8-1, and the Mayor signed the legislation on March 2nd. This ordinance limits removal of “exceptional trees” (as defined in the City Code and regulations) and trees 6 inches in diameter or greater on certain residential and commercial lots within the City. 

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