[ACT] Treebune News
Jared Liu
jared at actrees.org
Mon Feb 9 12:04:28 EST 2009
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February 9, 2009
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NATIONAL NEWS
One Thousand Trees Helping to Green Super Bowl
(Tampa Bay, FL)- A thousand new trees have taken root in urban
neighborhoods and wildlife areas throughout the Tampa Bay area as part
of the overall "greening" of Super Bowl XLIII. The program kicked off
in November and included more than a dozen tree planting projects
leading up to the big game. Planting sites included wildlife refuge
areas, school campuses, public parks, estuaries and riversides
throughout Hillsborough and Pinellas County.
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LOCAL STORY
New bill will require homebuilders to plant trees
(Nashville, TN)- Months of negotiations finally yielded legislation
that would require Nashville's homebuilders to plant a certain number
of trees on each open lot. The bill would require homebuilders to
plant one tree for every 30-linear feet of street front in residential
areas. Residential developers would be required to maintain seven
trees per acre. If a homebuilder or developer doesn't comply with the
potential new tree requirement, then Metro may seize their bonds for
the project.
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