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Public access to Canton City Hall and the Canton Municipal Court is restricted from A.M. to P.M., Monday through Friday. Due to COVID, you must have an appointment to access City Hall. Face masks are strongly recommendedMissing: tree cutting. Oct 01, Membership Ohio Farm Bureau announces new energy program partner.

Membership A window to the past provides inspiration for the future. Advocacy 10 more counties eligible for H2Ohio program.

Our Ohio Much more than mulch and mowing. Our Ohio Across the Table: How should Farm Bureau evolve. Advocacy ONMRK continues to help farmers manage nutrient applications Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins. 20 Ohio Forest Tax Law; Unhealthy Yard Tree - Common; 02 I would like to harvest timber on my property. Whom should I call? 03 Where can I get tree seedlings to plant? 04 Burning Regulations; 07 Trees being cut on tree with flexible sticks falling property and crossing property line; 05 I've noticed logging activity that is polluting a stream with woody debris.

Dec 01, This chart provides a summary of key Ohio laws relevant to property line and fence disputes. State Statutes: City of Canton Zoning Department; If you recklessly damage a tree by your trimming activities, you could be found guilty of a fourth-degree misdemeanor, carrying a penalty of up toand/or 30 days in jail.

Apr 07, Councilman Doug Foltz, Ward 1, a former Canton City parks official, said he understands AEP has to take measures to control tree growth. But he said the trees with branches removed at. Ohio Tree Damage Laws. In Ohio, if someone damages your tree, you can recover your actual damages (usually, what you paid for the tree or what it would cost to replace the tree). (To learn what you must prove in order to get actual damages, see Nolo's article When a Neighbor Damages or Destroys Your Tree.) In some states, specific laws allow you to recover additional damages if someone deliberately damages your tree.

May 13, Ohio law allows a suit to be brought for three times the value of the tree for wrongfully cutting down or injuring another's tree, O'Reilly said. A common emphasis of lawyers and tree trimmers is.