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Board permits incidental fallen trees from neighboring logging at Manning property
Summary
A logger working on adjacent Manning land may allow small trees to fall across the boundary onto Ashley land; the board indicated that would be acceptable.
David Paganelli told the board that he had received a call from a logger working on neighboring Manning land who indicated some small trees might fall across the property boundary onto Ashley land. Paganelli said allowing incidental fallen trees onto Ashley property would be acceptable.
The board did not record a formal motion on the matter; it was recorded as an informational acceptance of potential boundary debris and a matter the board will monitor if it occurs.
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