100-Year-Old Tree May Get Landmark Status
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From Times Staff Reports
Tree lovers hoping to protect a 100-year-old cedar have persuaded the city’s Landmarks Commission to consider naming it a local landmark.
Panel members voted 4-0 Monday night to seek information about the tree’s long-term viability if it is saved.
Official landmark designation would require several more public hearings, said acting commission Chairman Roger Genser.
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