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Buffer Yard Tree Variance Due to Utility Easement
Summary
Berry Properties requested relief from planting large canopy trees behind their new office building on Mid-Cities Boulevard because a 12-inch water line runs through the easement. The board approved planting 47 Dwarf Burford Hollies instead.
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Last discussed May 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
Minor landscaping cost adjustments for the commercial office development.
✅Who benefits
The commercial developer, who avoids utility conflicts and potential maintenance liabilities over the water line.
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