New owners of N.J. wedding venue illegally cut down 246 trees, town says

The new owners reportedly said they plan to replace the trees.

Charges have been filed in West Orange Municipal Court against the property owners and the tree removal company they used for cutting down the trees without the proper and necessary permits in violation of the West Orange Municipal Tree Ordinance, the town’s public information officer told NJ Advance Media., the owners took over in August with plans to rename the venue, previously known as “The Manor.” It’s new name will be “The Grand Chateau,” the report said.

West Orange’s zoning official has been in contact with the new property owners and have requested updated plans. After completing a review of the situation, the forester will determine “appropriate remedies,” he said.

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