Tree Removal Permit

Marietta Tree Removal Permit Process and City Hall Departments

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Trees and City of Marietta Ga arborist at city hall

Situated 20 miles northwest from downtown Atlanta, Marietta lies in the heart of Cobb County, with Kennesaw to its northwest and Smyrna to its southeast.

Positioned in Hardiness Zone 7b, Marietta, Georgia has a humid subtropical climate with winter high temperatures averaging 54 ℉ and 88 ℉ through the summer.

The City of Marietta Parks, Recreation and Facilities tends to an astounding 18 parks with amenities and activities for everyone. With beautiful greenery surrounding, Marietta established a tree protection ordinance that serves as a clear guideline for the lawful removal and preservation of its trees.

Following is an excerpt from www.treeremovalpermit.com/georgia/marietta-ordinance-permit-city-arborist/ covering the Marietta, Ga tree removal permit process and its tree protection ordinance.

City of Marietta Tree Removal Permit Application Process

These steps will assist you in the lawful removal of dead, dying, diseased or hazardous trees from commercial or multi-family dwelling properties.

Step 1 – Download the Marietta Tree Removal Permit Application form.

Step 2 – Fill out the form.

Step 3 – Attach required information

a. Site plan showing location of tree(s) to be removed
b. Report from arborist or landscape architect documenting health of trees to be removed
c. Diameter of tree measured 4 1/2 feet above ground level
d. Species of tree(s)
e. Photos of tree(s)

Step 4 – Delivery options

In each of the following, correspondence should be addressed to the attention of:

Shelby Little
Planning & Zoning Office Manager

a. Hand deliver to:

205 Lawrence Street (Second Floor)
Marietta Ga 30060
8am – 5pm Monday – Friday

b. Mail to:

P.O. Box 609
Marietta Ga 30061-0609

c. Fax to: (770) 794-5655

d. Email to: slittle@mariettaga.gov

NOTE: City staff will verify the project or condition of your tree(s) and issue a decision within 10 days from receipt of all required documents.

Marietta Land Development, Construction, and Emergency Tree Contacts

Major land work within the City of Marietta Georgia requires the completion of a Land Disturbance Activity Application. The tree removal permits are not issued until the plans have been reviewed and approved by the Department of Development Services.

For land disturbance, construction, or tree permits, contact the relevant office below:

Shelby Little
Planning & Zoning Office Manager
Email: slittle@mariettaga.gov (email tree removal permit applications here)
Phone: 770-794-5671

Rusty Roth
Department of Development Services
Planning & Zoning
Email: rroth@mariettaga.gov
Phone: 770-794-5670

Rich Deckman
Parks and Open Space Manager 
Email: rdeckman@mariettaga.gov
Phone: 770-794-5607

Donnie Lyle
Street Supervisor
Phone: 770-794-5678

If you have a tree emergency or need assistance from a local tree service, we vetted this team of professionals to assist in the removal of dead, diseased, or hazardous trees.


This team is also prepared to guide you through the application and permitting process.

Source(s):
https://www.toddsmariettatreeservices.com
https://www.mariettaga.gov

For tree removal permit and ordinance info related to other Georgia cities and counties, visit: https://www.treeremovalpermit.com/georgia/

San Jose Tree Removal Permit Process and Arborist Information

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Trees and City of San Jose city hall arborist division

Situated inland from the Pacific Ocean and Yosemite National Park, San Jose lies in – and is known as the capital of – the famed Silicon Valley.

Positioned in Hardiness Zones 9b and 10a, San Jose, California has a Mediterranean climate with temperatures averaging 50 ℉ through the winter months and 70 ℉ during summertime.

The City of San Jose boasts nearly 16,000 acres of parks with beautiful trees and wildlife. San Jose has established a detailed and strict tree ordinance which protects its street, heritage, and ordinance-sized trees.

Following is an excerpt from www.treeremovalpermit.com/california/san-jose-ordinance-permit-city-arborist/ covering the San Jose, CA tree removal permit process and regulations.

The San Jose Tree Removal Application Process

For the removal of ordinance-size trees, a permit application will only be considered for approval upon verification of one or more of the following:

  • The tree is dead, dying, or diseased
  • The tree limits or restricts the development or improvement of a parcel
  • The tree has become a safety hazard
  • The tree is unsuitable

Application Instructions

Make certain that the following requirements are satisfied when you submit your San Jose Tree Removal Permit Application Form:

  • Tree description and site plan (pages 3 & 4 of the application form)
  • Color photograph of each tree (showing the entire tree) printed on 8.5” X 11” paper.
  • Pay the non-refundable fee if required: Checks made payable to: City of San Jose. (See screenshot below for fees)
  • After review, City staff may require an arborist report. If you have already acquired one, it may be included with your submission.

Fees

The chart below lists tree removal fees (which are accurate as of our publishing date). The fees below are subject to adjustment by the City of San Jose at any time.

City of San Jose California tree removal fee chart

Should you need assistance calculating the total estimated fees, you may consult a planner by calling (408) 535-3555.

How To Submit

No appointment is necessary. Bring the application, site plan, photographs, and arborist report (if needed) to the Permit Center Assistance Desk; be prepared to pay the respective fee if applicable.

Permit Center
200 E. Santa Clara Street
Tower, 1st Floor
San Jose, CA 95113
Phone: (408) 535-3555

NOTE: 2 days before removing a tree or having a stump removed, it is recommended to call 811. This free call will notify local utility companies that you intend to dig. They will come to your project site and mark any existing underground lines. The marks remain valid for a period of 28 days.

City of San Jose CA Arborist Department Information

The City of San Jose’s Department of Transportation, Planning Division, and City Arborist Department work in tandem to oversee and maintain the City’s urban forest. Below is the contact information for each department.

City Arborist Department
(408) 794-1901
arborist@sanjoseca.gov

Department of Transportation (DOT)
Trees & Landscaping
1404 Mabury Rd.
San Jose, CA 95133
(408) 794-1901

Monday – Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Planning Division
200 E. Santa Clara Street
Tower, 3rd Floor
San Jose, CA 95113
(408) 535-3555
Fax: (408) 292-6055

Source(s):
http://www.sanjoseca.gov/index.aspx?NID=3655

For tree removal permit and ordinance info related to other California cities and counties, visit: https://www.treeremovalpermit.com/california/