Depending on the city, the rules for removing trees in public spaces vary. In some cities, the responsibility for removing trees falls on the property owner. In others, it may be the local government. In some cases, utility companies will pay for the removal of trees that pose a threat to their lines.
Permission to remove trees
In some states, permits are needed to remove trees. In other areas, no special permissions are required. Still, it’s a good idea to know how tree removal works in public spaces. This can help you monitor the work and ensure the job is done correctly.
Some cities have strict policies for removing trees. In Minneapolis, for instance, a permit is required for a tree to be removed. These permits are issued through the City Arborist. Generally, it is the city’s job to protect public trees. It’s also important to know who owns the tree so that you can get permission to remove it.
Requesting for a tree service
There are also some special requirements for removing street trees. In Columbus, for example, the owner of a tree between two properties is responsible for removing it. In Columbus, you can call the tree service request system, or 311 to make a request.
In Baltimore, the government issues permit for the removal of trees. In addition to that, the Director of Forestry can inspect trees that are hazardous. Typically, these trees have insect pests, diseases, or other problems. The director can trim these trees within the legal codes.
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