let's look at the scale of the problem ... ~300 trees in a region that has no shortage of trees Why is it impossible to find another resolution that satisfies

let's look at the scale of the problem ... ~300 trees in a region that has no shortage of trees Why is it impossible to find another resolution that satisfies both the homeowner and ecologists? PS. I know of a similar problem - where some giant oak trees along a house are so dense that the owners have to use artificial lighting in their rooms during the summer at just about all times, The trees are owned by the township but reach well over the property and are clearly too big, half as big trees would suffice, the township does not allow trimming the trees without a legal fight Why should someone be deprived of natural light in their own home? Just cut back on the tree; it is not the end of the world or Mother Nature.