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"The Massive Felling of Trees Is Disconnected From Reality": in a Residence in La Seyne, the Inhabitants Contest the Decision of the Authorities

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At the Tamaris Hills, a residence built 50 years ago in a pine forest at the foot of Fort Napoleon, Civil Security asks the co-owners to cut down 108 trees in the name of fire prevention. Residents oppose it, denouncing a "disproportionate" decision.
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At the Tamaris Hills, a residence built 50 years ago in a pine forest at the foot of Fort Napoleon, Civil Security asks the co-owners to cut down 108 trees in the name of fire prevention. Residents oppose it, denouncing a "disproportionate" decision.

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nicematin.com broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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