This means any tree designated by the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire.

The property owner trims or removes a tree. With a permit from Public Works, you can also trim or remove a tree in the parkway if you are the owner of the property adjacent to the parkway. Permits for tree removal will only be considered if a parkway tree meets one of the conditions for tree lopping nerang removal. May 28, You will need a permit to remove most trees in LA county.

If you want to remove trees growing on county public land such as parks, streets and recreation centers then you need a permit from the relevant commissioner. If you have trees on private land but are categorized as protected trees, then you also need to obtain a permit for removal.

In many areas of the County, certain native trees like oaks, walnuts, and sycamores are protected by County or city ordinances. The table below shows a list of known native tree protection ordinances. There may be others so property owners planning to cut or trim native trees should check with their city first.

Dec 05, Right-of-Entry Permit for Residential Debris Removal on Private Property Checklist for Property Owners The County of Los Angeles is working with the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (CalOES) and other federal and state agencies in a joint program to facilitate the safe removal and disposal of fire debris and ash.

It is unlawful to trim, remove, or harm County parkway trees without a permit from the County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works. Violators of this may be subject to fine and/or imprisonment. Can I plant a tree in the parkway?

Public Works encourages resident participation in the expansion and renewal of our urban forest.