Tree Committee's Final Report on Possible "Publix" Mistakes

Posted by Publisher on
In a Sept. 21, 2009 letter to the Mayor, the Fairhope Tree Committee cited violations of the City's Tree Ordinance during planning/construction of Phase 1 of the Fly Creek PUD (aka Publix): "The tree survey was not performed until after (vice before) the Planning Commission . . . approved the site . . . in Dec. 2007 . . . (resulting in) . . . 50 ordinance protected trees . . . plus other significant trees . . . (being) removed . . . from the Parker/Greeno Rd. right of ways." "Its the Committee's responsibility to report violations and make recommendations . . . to prevent such violations from occurring in the future."

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Anonymous said…
the buck stops at the top on this one.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Anonymous said…
bottom line - corte and contractor who skipped town get away with it again. money talks and people skip town
Friday, September 25, 2009
Anonymous said…
Just goes to show, depending on who you are, determines how or if ordinances are enforced. I hear Corte is now making noises about suing due to the buffers...seems those October 2006 minutes should have been recorded...
Friday, September 25, 2009
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