Salisbury Council's Tree Removal Policy: Balancing Urban Green and Infrastructure
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South Australias City of Salisbury now has the power to remove four eucalyptus species without planning approval on council-owned land. The move, approved by Planning Minister Nick Champion, aims to address issues caused by these trees invasive roots. Despite criticism from tree advocates, the council reports only four removals since the changes, all due to declining health. The council plans to replace each removed tree with two or three new ones, and has established an urban tree fund to expand shade and canopy across the area.
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