Add invasive species list to tree removal rules
In Plain English
Richmond currently regulates when residents can remove trees from their property. The updated law adds a specific list of invasive tree species that damage local ecosystems. If approved, property owners can more easily remove these harmful trees while other tree protections remain in place.
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