Is an Arbor Permit required to trim or prune a tree?
An arbor permit is required to trim or prune 25% or more of a tree. “Topping,” “lollypopping,” or “hatracking” trees is specifically prohibited. The tree’s normal canopy growth shall not be disturbed.

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1. How do I report a code violation?
2. How quickly will a code compliance officer respond to a complaint?
3. Are complaints kept confidential?
4. Can advertising signs be placed in right-of-ways or medians?
5. Is it a property owner’s responsibility to maintain the right-of-way between the sidewalk and the street?
6. Is an Arbor Permit required to cut down a tree?
7. Is an Arbor Permit required to trim or prune a tree?
8. What are the penalties for illegal tree cutting or trimming?
9. Is a commercial / multi-family / homeowner’s association required to maintain their site and landscaping?
10. Do I need a permit to have a garage sale?
11. Do I need a permit to put a balloon, banner or other type of attention getting device in front of my property?
12. Can I park a boat, boat trailer, camper, motor home in a residential area?
13. How tall is grass allowed to grow before being considered a violation of local codes?
14. When is a vehicle considered a commercial vehicle and are commercial vehicles allowed in residential neighborhoods?
15. Are vehicles parked on a driveway required to have current tags and be driven regularly?