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The document is a permit application for the removal or pruning of protected trees in Burlingame, CA. It requires property owners to provide details about the tree(s), the work to be performed, and the reasons for removal. A fee of $75 is required along with supporting documentation. The permit outlines conditions for tree replacement and compliance with local ordinances.

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Can I get a tree removed for free?

Not Usually. Free tree removal services are rarely, if ever, possible. The average cost for tree removal is $750, but can range from $200 to $2,000. DIY tree removal saves money but can be very unsafe or illegalit is not recommended.

Does FEMA help pay for tree removal?

While FEMA doesnt directly pay for routine landscaping or tree maintenance, it may cover tree removal if the tree poses a direct threat to public safety or property. This assistance is part of FEMAs Hazardous Tree Removal Program, which aims to mitigate risks from damaged or fallen trees.

How do you get rid of trees for free?

How to Get a Tree Cut Down for Free Speak With Your Utility Company. Reach Out to the Town. Apply for a Grant. Check Your Homeowners Insurance. Advertise the Lumber.

Will insurance pay for tree removal?

Will homeowners insurance cover tree removal? ing to The Insurance Information Institute, a homeowners policy covers the cost of removing the tree, generally up to about $500 to $1,000, depending on the insurer and the type of policy purchased. This may vary based on the terms and conditions of your policy.

Do I need a permit to cut down a tree in my backyard?

If the tree is of a recognized protected species, then a permit is required. If the tree is in a municipality (town, city) then the city might require a construction permit. It also matters if you are cutting a tree on your own property, or if you are being paid to cut on someone elses property.

Do you have to pay for tree removal?

The neighboring property owner is responsible for their property, including the tree. If the neighbors tree fell, they would be held liable for damages. In most jurisdictions, whoever the tree belongs is who needs to bear the cost of tree removal or tree trimming required to ensure safety.

What is the cheapest way to remove a tree?

The cheapest way is to find out who owns the tree and have him or her deal with it. If you own the tree, then the cheapest way is to get out your chainsaw, or find a neighbor, relative or friend who has a chainsaw, and cut the wood into chunks. Buy some cheap snacks and make it a party.

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