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Barnaby Woods / District of Columbia

..happenings in Chevy Chase DC

1 Barnaby Woods Tree Trimming Controversy Continues - DC North, Febuary 2005

Pepco – Barnaby Woods Tree Trimming Controversy Continues
Barnaby Woods Residents Seek Amendment to Protect Trees from Utility Companies

By Mandy McAnally

Months of tree trimming controversy has prompted Barnaby Tree Task Force members to take legislative action to protect city trees from utility companies. The task force, which includes residents of Barnaby St. and surrounding areas, was created in response to unnecessary tree removal and pruning by Pepco in Ward 4’s Barnaby Woods and Ward 5’s Rhode Island Avenue neighborhoods.

“The task force, with the backing of Councilman Fenty, Advisory Neighborhood Commission 3 /4G and District officials, are moving to amend the Urban Forestry Preservation Act (UPFA),” said Task Force member Michael Katzmann, “to hold utility companies like Pepco more accountable for the removal of city trees.”

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1 District Officials Scale Back Trimming Plans by Pepco - Washington Post, Thursday Jan 20th

Fallen trees were healthy, Chevy Chase group says - Northwest Current, Dec 15th

Technology Spares Some D.C. Trees - WRC 4 (NBC), Thu Dec 2nd

Residents, City Still In Dispute On Trees - Washington Post, Thu Nov 25th

1 New Device May Save Trees Near Power Lines - Washington Post, Thu. Nov 11

1 Task force faults city, Pepco on tree work - Northwest Current, Nov 10th

Barnaby Woods trees test - Northwest Current, Nov 3rd

PEPCO’s President writes to the Washington Post, Oct 21st

1 Must Trees Bear Burden For Pepco? - Washinton Post, Oct. 7th 2004

Barnaby Woods tree-cutting stirs power talk - The Northwest Current, Oct. 6th 2004

Neighbors Silence Pepco’s Chain Saws - Washington Post, Sept. 30th 2004