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Who is responsible for tree maintenance or replacement?

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Who is responsible for tree maintenance or replacement?

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You are responsible for the maintenance of a tree whose base is on your property, even though the tree may shade the property of your neighbor(s). It is customary, however, for neighbors who have a tree overhanging both properties to agree to share trimming and maintenance costs for that tree, including its removal if necessary. (Remember that removal of a healthy tree is subject to Architectural Review Board approval, especially if it is important aesthetically to several adjoining properties). The city takes responsibility for trees that grow on your property but are in the city’s right of way. Generally, these are trees whose base is within seven (7) feet of the front curb. The city periodically trims these trees, and if necessary the city removes a dead or dying tree and grinds the stump. If you have a question about whether something involving a tree is covered by city policy, contact the mayor. The city currently does not pay for a replacement tree. From time to time, every sever

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