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Old 05-02-2008, 10:34 PM #41
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But really it all could be a press spin
or the press put the spin on it...
who really knows the truth about reported news anymore anyway...
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I've a friend who was killed in an auto accident. Though there was not SAR involved, his family was billed for a tree that made impact with the vehicle. The city likely would have sent a bill if there had also been SAR.
What was it a historical tree?
who billed for the tree , the city or the tree owner?
And was the bill paid??

there I go 20 questions again...
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It was a city-planted tree on city property within Alameda County, CA; it wasn't "historical," a special landmark or "endangered" species.

Yes, his family paid for the tree. He wasn't on life-support or in a coma. He died at the scene of the accident. The city didn't waste any time in billing his family. The city knew he died. I don't think the city much cared; it wanted compensation for the tree.
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The Ins didn't cover it ? as property damage?? Seems it would fall under that category.

I guess you could be billed for utility/telephone poles and road signs if you are at fault. But a tree .. hmmmm
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