Vermont § 2501a - Definitions As used in this chapter:
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§ 2501a. Definitions As used in this chapter:
- (1) “Public place” means municipal property, including a municipal park, a recreation
area, or a municipal building. “Public place” shall not include any municipal forestland
or property that is subject to any ownership interest held by the Agency of Transportation. (2) “Public way” means a right-of-way held by a municipality, including a town highway. (3) “Shade tree” means a shade or ornamental tree located in whole or in part within the
limits of a public way or public place, provided that the tree: (A) was planted by the municipality; or (B) is designated as a shade tree pursuant to a municipal shade tree preservation plan
pursuant to section 2502 of this title. (Added 2019, No. 171 (Adj
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