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Do I need a permit to remove, plant or prune a tree in the public right-of way?

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Do I need a permit to remove, plant or prune a tree in the public right-of way?

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Yes, it is illegal to remove, plant or prune any publicly owned tree without first obtaining a permit from the City of Reno Urban Forester. Only Certified Arborists that are also licensed to do business can work on City trees. A Tree Inspector will be happy to evaluate any City tree and provide advice on tree planting within the public right-of way. Call the Urban Forestry Office at 775-334-2270 for a list of Certified Arborists or to request a tree inspection. Q: My neighbor has a tree whose roots are growing into my yard ruining my lawn and the leaves are a constant problem to cleanup. A: The City Tree Ordinance does not address trees on private properties unless they pose a issue to public safety. If you suspect a tree on private property is dead or has major branches that could fall on a street or sidewalk call Reno Direct at 775-334-INFO.

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