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Biloxi town home developers make concessions after protected trees destroyed
SUMMARY: The bond has been set at 100-thousand dollars for the removal of protected trees on a Biloxi development project. Developers will be fined six figures if they fail to adhere to the rules and remove the protected trees. The city has agreed that no town homes will be built to accommodate the protected trees and developers have agreed to replant larger trees than required. The concessions have received criticism from residents who believe they are not a strong enough deterrent for developers to ignore the rules and damage the trees. The city's arborist will be monitoring the situation weekly to ensure compliance.
The removal of protected trees on a town home development on DeBuys Road will cost the developers at least tens of thousands of dollars.
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