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New ordinance aimed at preserving trees in Gulfport - WXXV News 25

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Earlier this week, the Gulfport City Council voted 4 to 2 to adopt a new ordinance to preserve the city’s tree canopy. The ordinance now requires a permit before any protected trees can be removed. If a person does remove a tree, they will have to replace it by planting a new tree at the same spot it was removed. Protected trees consist of Live Oak, Southern Magnolia, and other trees based on age and maturity. With many protected trees being re…

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New ordinance aimed at preserving trees in Gulfport - WXXV News 25

Earlier this week, the Gulfport City Council voted 4 to 2 to adopt a new ordinance to preserve the city’s tree canopy. The ordinance now requires a permit before any protected trees can be removed. If a person does remove a tree, they will have to replace it by planting a new tree at the same spot it was removed. Protected trees consist of Live Oak, Southern Magnolia, and other trees based on age and maturity. With many protected trees being re…

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WXXV 25 broke the news in 23 hours ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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