A homeowner in Austin has taken the city to federal court over a dispute involving tree trimming. The issue began when city officials found that two cedar elms on the homeowner's property were…
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A homeowner in Austin has taken the city to federal court over a dispute involving tree trimming. The issue began when city officials found that two cedar elms on the homeowner's property were over-pruned. The city responded by requiring the homeowner to pay a significant fee or plant new trees.
The amount of the fee is $8,800. This requirement has led the homeowner to challenge the city's tree ordinance in court, citing constitutional concerns. Further details on this case are available through KXAN-NBC.
The lawsuit challenges the city's handling of the situation and its tree ordinance.
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