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Residents of Bensonhurst Express Concerns Over New Tree Plantings Affecting Feng Shui

Residents in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, have expressed concerns about new tree plantings disrupting Feng Shui by blocking home entrances. The city plans to plant 18,261 trees this fiscal year as part of an Urban Forest Plan. City Councilmember Susan Zhuang is working with residents and the Parks Department to address their concerns while maintaining the initiative.

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Residents in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, have expressed concerns about new tree plantings disrupting Feng Shui by blocking home entrances. The city plans to plant 18,261 trees this fiscal year as part of an Urban Forest Plan. City Councilmember Susan Zhuang is working with residents and the Parks Department to address their concerns while maintaining the initiative.

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‘Nervous’ residents of one NYC nabe say new, city-planted trees will ruin area’s Feng Shui, bring ‘bad luck’

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Residents of Bensonhurst Express Concerns Over New Tree Plantings Affecting Feng Shui