Why are community owners fined for cutting down ginkgo trees in private gardens?

165438+1October 30th, in Fuhe Music Garden Community, Huafu Avenue, Tianfu New District, Chengdu, the trunks and branches of ginkgo trees that had just fallen were still scattered in a private garden open space. According to the residential property staff, this ginkgo tree with a diameter of more than 30 cm is currently valued at around 8,000 yuan. According to the Measures for the Administration of Green Space in Residential Areas in Chengdu (Trial), the owners who cut it privately will be fined 1.5 times the compensation fee for trees, and at the same time, three ginkgo trees with similar specifications will be replanted in appropriate places.

According to the property staff, the community was built in 200 1 year with a history of 16 years, and all the trees planted in the community have grown up. The owner who cut it down privately is the fourth owner of this house. At present, the house is being renovated, and the private garden on the ground floor is also being renovated. The owner thought that this ginkgo tree affected the layout of the garden and later cut it down.

At that time, the surrounding residents and properties had come forward to stop it, but the ginkgo tree was finally cut down. Subsequently, the property reported the police to the police station in the jurisdiction, and the community and the property held a meeting to send the notice of rectification of tree felling to the owner. Inform the owner that, according to Article 17 of the Measures for the Administration of Green Space in Chengdu Residential Quarters (Trial), if trees are transplanted or cut down without authorization, according to Article 31 of the Chengdu Landscaping Regulations, the owner shall be ordered to compensate for the losses and be fined one to two times the amount of compensation. "

Later, the owner knew the serious consequences of his willful logging. At present, the owner has apologized to other owners in the form of a written apology letter at the entrance and exit of the community, and expressed his acceptance of compensation.