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To prevent safety hazards, the public is encouraged to stay away.
A Tree Removal Permit is required prior to the removal of any tree, including an exempt tree.
The burned trees will be assessed to determine the level of damage and risk to public safety and roadways.
Prior to the approval of a Tree Removal Permit, the applicant shall demonstrate that the removal of the tree will not have a negative impact on the scenic quality of the corridor, or that the tree is a hazard and/or unhealthy as determined by the Director. Property owners wishing to remove their street trees may contact the Parks Division Office to request a Removal Permit (if the street tree is causing sidewalk damage, is diseased or dead) or click on the"Apply Now" button below.
There is no charge for the permit and it is good for 60 days. Oct 08, The second phase of the fire-damaged tree removal, completed in Sept.removed hazardous trees on City parcels, Public Right of Way and Parks.
Monday - Friday.
The third and final phase of hazardous fire-damaged tree removal is currently in design phase. The City contracted an arborist to inspect fire-damaged hazardous trees for removal in nine city owned open space parcels located.
If you are in the city of Santa Rosa, the answer is no - you are not in Timberland. No permit is needed from CAL FIRE if inside Santa Rosa city limits. If you are planning on a project in Sonoma, Lake, and Napa Counties that might involve Timber Operations, contact the CAL FIRE Resource Management Office in Santa Rosa atfor clarification and a list of licensed Foresters and Timber Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins.
Key Activities. Beginning late June and through Octobera contractor will remove hazardous fire-damaged street trees in the burn scar areas, which will include grinding of the tree stumps and filling the planter strips with fresh soil. Project work hours will be between a.m. to p.m., Monday - Friday.
A tree removal permit is not required within the wildfire impacted areas of the City of Santa Rosa (Resilient City Overlay District). Before replanting we recommend koala falling from tree you use our list of trees.