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Why three trees per home in Palm Coast? Mayor David Alfin responds

We request at least two trees be planted on lots that have at least one-third of an acre and three provided on lots with two-thirds of an acre.

  • By David Alfin, Palm Coast mayor
  • | 1:32 p.m. February 16, 2024
  • Palm Coast Observer
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Editor's Note: The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this article are solely that of the author in his personal capacity and do not necessarily represent the opinions or the views of the City of Palm Coast or the Palm Coast City Council.

Question from resident:

Does the City still oversee the regulation that three trees must be planted on all new residential properties? If so, why? And also, is it true that we’re not allowed to consider palm trees for any of these three trees? What exactly are my species options?

 

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