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Removing trees on city owned land

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10 years ago

Hello.
I've run into a lot of land that was previously a citrus orchard that -still is an orchard but is dying. I'm trying to gather ideas about how to go about this in a legal way to save the trees by relocating them -essentially. I any one has any advice - I started a blog spot savingtheorchard.wordpress.com to keep the process updated. Any experienced advice would be appreciated. Thanks

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