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Decatur, Ga., protects trees, not people

Posted on October 22, 2013 by David Rotenstein
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Last night the Decatur, Ga., City Commission unanimously voted to enact a 90-day moratorium on tree cutting and then voted to defeat a temporary moratorium on the demolition of single family homes. The city will protect trees and not people. The three commissioners who voted against the teardown moratorium abrogated their responsibilities to the city’s most vulnerable citizens. Continue reading →

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Posted in Decatur | Tagged environment, Fred Boykin, gentrification, government, historic preservation, Jim Baskett, Kecia Cunningham, Patti Garrett, Scott Drake, teardowns | 1 Reply

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