Implementation of approved restoration plans shall be completed by a qualified professional.

You can look for information to find out if your tree is in a Critical Area through our Mercer Island Interactive Tree Permit Map. For more information about tree removal in critical areas click here. You can also look for more information in our Tree FAQs. Please email your application to [email protected] If you have questions please contact our Permit Techs at In the PI, B, C-O, PBZ, TC, MF-2, MF-2L, and MF-3 zoning designations a tree permit is required and will be granted if it meets any of the following criteria: a.

It is necessary for public safety, removal of hazardous trees, or removal of diseased or dead trees. Hazard or Emergency Tree Removal.

You may remove a tree before getting a permit if it is an imminent hazard or an emergency. Please see the definition in our Frequently Asked Questions of a hazardous or emergency situation where you can remove a tree before getting a permit and obtain the permit after the fact.

The City is working on reopening and restarting various programs. City Hall will reopen to the public in September. Follow this link for the latest information. SE 36th Street Mercer Island, WA Phone:Email: [email protected]: tree removal.

If you have any questions regarding tree regulations or permits, please contact the city arborist at

The Mercer Island City Code is current through Ordinance 21C, passed February 16, Disclaimer: The City Clerk’s Office has the official version of the Mercer Island City Code. Users should contact the City Clerk’s Office for ordinances passed subsequent to the ordinance cited above. tree removal albrightsville pa