Contractors to pay for $9,000 in damages to 18 trees
Last Updated: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 | 2:04 PM AT
CBC News
People who live along a residential street in Fredericton are mourning the loss of the trees that have shaded their community for almost half a century.
"I am sick. I really am," said Glenda Turner, a longtime resident of Squires Street. "These trees were here when we moved here in 1978 and they have made the character of the street."
Eighteen Linden trees are being torn down along the street after their roots were damaged last week.
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/new-brunswick/story/2007/09/26/nb-trees-roots-cut.html
4 comments:
Hey it looks just like the UNB Woodlot!
So the contractors have to pay $9,000 in damages to 18 trees.
So these trees will only get $500 each?
Is that before tax?
I wonder what those trees will do with there $500?
Hey arnt those trees dead now?
Dead trees cant spend money....or can they?.......hmmmmm
STAY TUNED!
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MTHG is very annoying and his sense of humor leaves most of us wondering why he does this.
Well keep wondering
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