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Logan City is cutting down mature trees to install new water pipes, sparking resident anger over the loss of historic greenery. The project aims to upgrade aging infrastructure, but many feel the city isn't prioritizing its natural heritage.
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While the city is spending money on new pipes, residents are footing the bill through taxes for a project that removes beloved trees.
The city benefits from updated water systems, but residents lose out on the shade and history these trees provided.
Long-time residents and the local environment are harmed by the removal of these historic trees.
As Megan Carollo sits on her front porch on the morning of Friday, Aug 21, chickens could be heard clucking, the florals surrounding her house are in full bloom and her dog runs up and down the front lawn to greet any passerby.
Neighbors say goodbye as Logan City cuts down century-old trees for new water infrastructure FOX 13 News Utah
Here’s when century-old northern Utah trees will be chopped down for a waterline project The Salt Lake Tribune
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