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Coalinga Tree Removal Permits and Ordinance

Last updated: 13 April 2022

The tree ordinance in Coalinga is a set of laws that controls work done on trees. The purpose is to control tree cover in the city.

Due to this, you will have to obtain a permit to remove a tree in Coalinga city.

Below you will find information to enable you to know when you need a permit, which trees are protected, and penalties for breaching tree ordinance.

Note: You can view the Fresno tree ordinance in its entirety here.

What we cover

Do I need a permit to remove trees in the city of Coalinga?

Yes. If you are intending to remove trees growing on public land, then you need a permit from the director of public works in the city.

When you have trees growing on private land and they have encroached or are overhanging any public land you will also have to obtain a permit to remove the trees.

What are protected trees in Coalinga city?

Trees growing on any public land are considered protected trees. These are trees that grow in public places, streets, or parks.

This also includes any trees planted on private property but to some extent encroached or are overhanging public land

Still not sure?

If you are still unsure, it might be best to speak to local tree service. They are all up to date on local laws and would be happy to give you free advice.

It’s worth noting that tree services are unable to remove trees illegally as they would face heavy fines, so giving you correct information is in their best interests also.

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City responsibility on trees in Coalinga

According to tree ordinances in the city of Coalinga, the city administration is in charge of all the activities involving the planting, trimming, removal, maintenance and protection of all trees growing within public places, parks and streets.

Coalinga city tree removal permit appeals

Once you have applied for a tree removal permit in the city of Coalinga, it is not automatic that your application will be approved.

However, you have a chance to file for an appeal.

Once you have received the ruling or decision from the Public Works’ Director, you have a period of 10 days to file your appeal through the city clerk office. The appeal notice should be in writing.

You also have to give clear details and grounds for the appeal. The document should also be clearly signed.

Are there penalties for illegal tree removal in Coalinga?

Yes. Any person who is found guilty of going against tree ordinances in the city of Coalinga will be fined.

The fines are from $100 and not exceeding $1,000 per day or per offense. The fines will continue per day in case the offenses continue.

Trees hazards in the city of Coalinga

The following trees fall under this category.

Trees that are infected, diseased, or infested by an insect hence threatening their life
Trees that endanger the life, health and growth of other trees or shrubs as a result of their infestation.
Trees that are declared by the public works director as nuisance or danger to the public, persons or property due to their health conditions.

All the above trees or shrubs are considered public nuisance and should be abated.

Diseased Plants/Trees on Private Property in Coalinga

The following trees fall under this category.

Trees that are infected, diseased, or infested by an insect hence threatening their life
Trees that endanger the life, health and growth of other trees or shrubs as a result of their infestation.
Trees that are declared by the public works director as nuisance or danger to the public, persons or property due to their health conditions.

All the above trees or shrubs are considered public nuisance and should be abated.

Author: Ben McInerney - Ben is a qualified arborist with 15 plus years of industry experience in Arboriculture. He ran a successful tree service before turning to writing and publishing. Ben is dedicated to providing users with the most accurate up-to-date information on everything trees.

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