Summary
A giant, old oak tree is at the center of a heated dispute in Jurupa Valley. Residents and city officials are duking it out over whether to save this historic landmark or remove it.
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Impact analysis
This fight could cost taxpayers a pretty penny, depending on who wins and what happens to the tree.
Nature lovers and history buffs who want to see this old tree stick around.
The city could be on the hook for legal fees or costs associated with tree removal if they lose the fight.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Lawsuit settlement protects Earth’s third oldest-known living plant in Jurupa Valley
Lawsuit settlement protects Earth’s third oldest-known living plant in Jurupa Valley The Press-Enterprise
Groups sue Jurupa Valley to protect historic oak tree
Groups sue Jurupa Valley to protect historic oak tree KVCR News
One of the world's oldest oaks is tearing a Calif. city apart
One of the world's oldest oaks is tearing a Calif. city apart SFGATE
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