Tree Application for Consent for Removal or Pruning 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'Location of tree(s - Property Details' section. Enter your Lot Number, Section, DP/SP Number, and other relevant property details.
  3. In the 'Applicant details' section, select your role (Owner, Tenant, etc.) and provide your name and contact information.
  4. Indicate if access to the property requires prior arrangement and provide a contact number for coordination.
  5. Complete the 'Details of Tree(s)' section by listing each tree involved. Specify the species/type, proposed work (removal or pruning), and location within your property.
  6. Draw a diagram of your property showing tree locations as instructed. Ensure each tree is numbered according to the previous section.
  7. Attach any mandatory documentation required, such as diagrams or consent letters if applicable.
  8. Finally, review your application for completeness before signing and dating it at the bottom of the form.

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A professionally-created site plan from My Site Plan will allow the authority which regulates tree removal permits in your area to see the impact of removing the tree by showing them where the tree is located and what is around it.
Signs a Tree Is Too Close to Your House Roots are visible near your foundation or lifting concrete pathways. Branches extend over your roofline, scraping or dropping debris into gutters. Cracks appear in your foundation or basement walls, especially near a large tree.
Trees should never be close to your house, regardless of how nice they are. There is always the potential for unseen damages caused by its roots, branches damaging your roof or they could straight up fall onto your house during periods of high winds.
The 10/50 rule allows you to clear trees on your property within 10 metres of your home or clear underlying vegetation (like shrubs) on your property within 50 metres of your home without seeking approval.
Proximity to the house that poses a clear risk to the structure, such as branches touching the roof or roots encroaching on the foundation, also requires action. Regular inspection and consultation with tree care professionals can help determine the right course of action.

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In most jurisdictions in the US you can cut the part of your neighbors trees hanging over the fence onto your property. You cannot docHub over and cut what is on their side of the property line. And under no circumstances can you trespass onto their property to cut his trees.
Los Angeles has specific guidelines designed to protect its urban forest. Whether you need a permit to remove a tree depends on several factors, including the trees location, size, and species. The citys commitment to maintaining its green canopy means that most tree removal activities require proper authorization.
Generally, trees cannot be cut near roads, trails or lakes or within designated recreation areas. Permit price may vary slightly from property to property, but is generally $5 per tree. Trees must be cut flush to the ground.

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