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PG&E crews meant to cut East Bay trees met with chain link fence, ‘no trespassing' signs

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Trees in a Lafayette neighborhood were scheduled to be cut down Tuesday morning. PG&E says the trees pose a safety risk due to high voltage 115kV transmission lines. The couple hired an arborist who determined the trees can be pruned to maintain minimum distance requirements.

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PG&E crews meant to cut East Bay trees met with chain link fence, ‘no trespassing' signs

An East Bay neighborhood’s push to save some trees slated for removal by PG&E is ramping up.

·San Jose, United States
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NBC Bay Area broke the news in San Jose, United States on Tuesday, February 13, 2024.
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