‘Your property, your tree’: Gee, Ursula debate property rights after Lakewood saves 900-year-old oak tree from parking lot
The preservation of a 900-year-old oak tree in Lakewood and new tree regulations in Edmonds have sparked a public debate regarding property rights.
A 900-year-old oak saved in Lakewood and new tree rules in Edmonds sparked a debate. Gee says your property, your tree. Ursula says it's not that simple.
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