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1. A paperbark
   Why ?
   A paperbark never drops branches and can be up to 100 years old, and significant trees

2. I'm very interested to know if the trees to be removed are viewed by the council environmental officer/arbourist. To give permission on the request of the resident isn't enough.

3. I would like to see a confirmation that pruning an established paperbark tree is not a better alternative?

4. Is there a reason for removal of his tree? Has council assessed the health of the tree? We need trees for the benefit of our urban environment. They improve the quality of our air and provide shade. The Eastwood-Epping area is slowly being denuded of its beautiful trees with rampant development. It's time for councils to step up and protect our trees.

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