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Subject: Frank Bracken

  • The Maples Screamed, "Oppression!" And the Oaks Just Shake Their Heads.

    Alexa SchirtzingerStormwater Management Assistant Director Errick Thompson, left, gets a lesson in southwest Dallas developer politics from farmer Frank Bracken.Thursday morning, Cedar Vista neighborhood advocate Frank Bracken -- the southwest Dallas farm owner profiled, in part, in this week's cover story about the taking of the trees -- finally got the city to lend an ear -- or, rather, two guys willing to get their shoes muddy. Bracken led Zaida Basora from Building Inspection and Errick Tho

    March 20, 2009
  • Dallas Wants to be a Green City, So Why Not Save Some Trees?

    March 19, 2009
  • Sure, Only God Can Make a Tree. But a New Dallas Tree Ordinance? That's Man-Made.

    Monday's public hearing on changes to Dallas's tree ordinance -- Article X of the Dallas City Code, to be specific -- was quiet, cordial, and borderline erudite. Every commenter seemed as well-informed as he or she was passionate, and the breadth of experience -- from two former city council members to a certified landscape architect and representatives from several neighborhood and building associations -- almost eclipsed the fact that there were only eight people who actually commented during

    June 16, 2009