The new code — which must still be approved on a third reading that’s mostly a formality — specifically requires residents to provide a sod-free mulch around the base of trees that are less than 6 inches in diameter and provide enough water to keep them healthy. The rules apply to trees that are on, or adjacent to, private property and within a public right-of-way.
Read the Daily Camera coverage.
Oh, and coming soon…
Charles Ferro, a land-use review manager for the city, said work will also continue on a second tree-protection ordinance that could include ways for the city to give certain trees “landmark” status and set rules for when and how trees can be removed from private property.
WHOSE PROPERTY IS IT?
It truly boggles the mind. I’ve heard that City Council meetings routinely run close to the midnight hour. Duh.
Is their a market for “Boulder is a Stoopid Place” t-shirts? Probably not, too negative. I’m sure there’s money in the 24 square miles surrounded by reality theme.
