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: OverlawyeredRedwoods vs. solar panels
By Walter Olson, Ted Frank, and David Nieporent
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Richard Treanor and Carolynn Bissett face criminal charges for not cutting redwoods that have grown to block a neighbor's panels. (Paul Rogers, "Sunnyvale homeowners told to cut redwoods that block solar panels", San Jose Mercury News, Jan. 24)(h/t: Karen Myers).
Full post as published by Overlawyered on January 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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