Dangerous trees will be inspected in Tashkent: those posing a threat will be cut down with a permit
In the capital, taking into account the number, type, age, condition, and location of trees, a register of trees and shrubs not included in the state forest fund is formed.
In Tashkent city, trees that may pose a threat to people's life and health as well as property will be inventoried. This is stipulated in the decision of the Tashkent city mayor dated October 7.
According to the document, during the inventory, the number, type, age, geographic location, and condition of trees and shrubs not included in the state forest fund will be studied. In particular, trees that are diseased, damaged, and dried out under the influence of natural factors or pests, as well as trees posing a threat to people's life and health and the property of legal and natural persons, will be identified.
To organize the inventory work, a working group consisting of 13 people will be formed headed by the first deputy mayor of Tashkent city, Bakhtiyor Rakhmonov.
Based on the results of the inventory, the collected data will be signed and approved by the heads of the relevant department, organization, and enterprises. Their first heads will be designated as responsible for the accuracy of the data.
During the inventory, diseased, damaged, or dried-out trees identified as posing a threat will be cut down after obtaining the appropriate permit in the established procedure.
