An Oak for an Oak? Studio City...
An Oak for an Oak? Studio City preservationist Ray Phillips has proposed that a healthy oak tree endangered by construction work at the Motion Picture Country Home and Hospital in Woodland Hills be moved to Encino as a monument to the 1,000-year-old Lang Oak, a recent storm casualty. Phillips says he has preliminary permission from the hospital to relocate the tree, should neighbors and officials agree. The Lang Oak’s hulking trunk, meanwhile, will be moved to a warehouse on Friday.
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