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My story: We need to protect our mountain forests

Posted on March 12, 2023March 12, 2023 by Letters

“Instead of leveling the woods in a property planned for development, a percentage of trees could be saved, especially mature trees that would help newly planted trees and others thrive.”

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Asheville city attorney asks for more time to decide on clear-cutting lawsuit

Asheville city attorney asks for more time to decide on clear-cutting lawsuit

Posted on March 19, 2012March 19, 2012 by David Forbes

In a letter to an attorney representing Scenic NC in their lawsuit against the state for new rules allowing more clear-cutting around billboards, City Attorney Bob Oast says he’s concerned about the rules, but asks for more time to decide if the city should join the case.

1.6 K views+Community News
City Attorney responds to billboard clear-cutting lawsuit

City Attorney responds to billboard clear-cutting lawsuit

Posted on March 19, 2012March 20, 2015 by David Forbes

In this letter, City Attorney Bob Oast responds to a request that the city of Asheville join a lawsuit against new rules allowing increased clear-cutting around billboards

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Council discusses joining clear-cutting lawsuit

Council discusses joining clear-cutting lawsuit

Posted on March 13, 2012March 13, 2012 by David Forbes

For the second Asheville City Council meeting in a row, the issue of the city’s possible involvement in a lawsuit against new rules allowing more clear-cutting around billboards was a major topic. This time, Council went into closed session to discuss its legal options for joining the fray.

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