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Private Property

Hi,

I’m just going to remain objective here. Regardless if I want to leave trees or remove them, on my property, it is my right to determine what stays and goes. I pay plenty of taxes and I purchased this property for my family and I. It is mine. If I want to remove a tree, I do not see how some nosy neighbour has any right to tell me that I can’t.

This is a very dangerous and intrusive conversation as far as I am concerned. What I do on my property as long as it isn’t hurting someone else, should not be of anyone’s business but my own. Next thing you know I won’t be able to plant tulips because someone somewhere is allergic.

Regards,

Trent

Mulock farm

We have to protect trees! For example area along Yonge street in Newmarket. It’s, all most, don’t have green zone, only buildings and plazas. More cars, less fresh air around.Let’s make like this, cut tree, grow new one! Don’t cut without permit!

Hail the developers and stick it to the home owners.

The easy way out for the town is to put the onus on home owners meanwhile developers are allowed to demolish anything in their way whether it be old growth tres , rare trees or old dwellings. Already too many trees have been lost this way. All new houses and developements should be vetted by the planning department in order to save trees of relevance.

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