""Our message is- we're not looking for a fight, we're looking for time to explore other options," Armer added."
""Inspection of the tree found evidence of active decay and the tree was determined to be a risk of failure into PG&E's assets. In order to ensure the reliability and the safety of the public, PG&E must remove or heavily prune the tree.""
""I've offered to cut more branches off- it's become a push and shove," Meyers said."
""You could just run it from that pole to that pole and the tree isn't bothering PG&E lines," said Mark Barlow."
Residents in Sebastopol are rallying to protect an ancient oak tree from removal by PG&E, which cites safety concerns due to decay. Neighbors, led by Catherine Armer, argue the tree is healthy and symbolize community strength. They are exploring options to reroute power lines to save the tree. Despite PG&E's insistence on removal for public safety, the community remains hopeful and united, celebrating their efforts to protect the tree and their neighborhood.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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