Axing Oaks in Thousand Oaks just got easier
By: Karen Crystal
Thousand Oaks probably won’t have to change its name, but it’s now easier for property owners to chop down some of the namesake trees. And homeowners may even be more willing to plant oak trees now that they don’t have to worry about government interference with future landscaping of the trees. More…
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Karen, it was a sad day today as the city quickly cut down the landmark Oak located at the intersection of Triunfo and Westlake Blvd.
Mind you , this tree has been standing for over 300 years and it had to come down without any public imput.
A group of angry homeowners that inundated the city will calls to stop or delay the process showed up to no avail. The tree my brothers and sisters stood under to wait for my dad to return home from work is gone without notice!