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STOP REMOVAL OF LEGALLY PROTECTED SYCAMORE TREES ON BONHILL AND WALTHER WAY

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Scott McCullough
8 years ago

Such a beautiful neighborhood.

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Lisa Haese
8 years ago

429 north greencraig rd

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Len Provost
8 years ago

500 N Greencraig Road, Los Angeles, CA 90049

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Judi Hannes
8 years ago

Keep those trees

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C Hagen
8 years ago

Obey the LAW!!!

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Wadley b
8 years ago

Save the trees !!

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Wadley b
8 years ago

Save the trees !!

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Karen Pomer
8 years ago

Who is responsible for the developers ruining Brentwood? Hundreds of homes are being torn down every year along with their beautiful gardens, and old growth trees. Stop the developers NOW! ...

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Eleanor Hilberman
8 years ago

Another loss to the neighborhood- the house I grew up on Anita is still there ( thank you) but most of those around it have been " McMansioned". Even one by the grandson who Promised his Grandfather (z'l)he wouldn't change it if it were left to him. He tore it down & built a monstrosity! A shanda!

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Bonnie MacBird
8 years ago

Please save these beautiful trees. For every reason.

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Mary Lisa Rosolowski
8 years ago

Save the trees!

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Diana Moore
8 years ago

Keep your saws off our Sycamores!!!!!!

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Elizabeth Rona
8 years ago

protect nature and the law

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Respect the nature

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david shane
8 years ago

It took some fifty years to make Brentwood as beautiful as it is. That nature should not be ruined house by house by new residents.

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Madeleine travis
8 years ago Featured

The native sycamore trees provide many ecosystem services in addition to sole economic and aesthetic benefits. The trees provide a cooling effect to local infrastructure, habitat for birds and capture dirt and dust that would otherwise remain in the air - not to mention the fact that they are fire resistant, which is why it's crucial to maintain as many as possible now.

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Melissa Risen
8 years ago

Keep the trees. They are beautiful & provide shade for the neighborhood.

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Don Chadwick
8 years ago

Do not destroy the character of Bonhill by removing specimen oak and sycamore trees. These are native to our canyons.

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Sarah Reid
8 years ago

Safe the trees!

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Elizabeth Galton
8 years ago

I walk there a lot, and would really miss those trees.