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Salisbury City Council considers new rules on invasive bamboo

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Salisbury City Council is considering an ordinance to restrict invasive bamboo species within the genus Phyllostachys. The proposal would prohibit the planting and selling of these types and require property owners to prevent them from spreading onto neighboring properties. The city currently lacks specific regulations to address the issue.

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The proposed ordinance would introduce new requirements for property owners regarding plant containment. Failure to comply could result in daily fines of up to $500, though corrective action is required after written notice. This changes local property management standards and commerce rules.

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  • SalisburyThe municipality where the council is considering the ordinance.
  • city councilThe legislative body considering the restrictions on invasive bamboo.

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