Tree Protection in Cherry Hill, NJ (2026)
1 verified tree protection rules for Cherry Hill, New Jersey, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Parkway Planting
Planting a tree in a Cherry Hill Township right-of-way or on public property needs a Street Opening Permit from the Engineering Department under § 21-4.1, and the species must be non-invasive and native to New Jersey under § 21-4.2 so it won't block sight lines or interfere with buried and overhead utilities.
Cherry Hill Street Tree Planting Permit
Some RestrictionsCherry Hill Township Code § 21-4.1
The Township may authorize the planting of trees in the Township public right of way ("ROW") if the trees will not block site visibility, nor interfere with above ground or underground utilities, at full growth. Any person desiring to plant a tree in the ROW must first file and obtain a Street Opening Permit from the Department of Engineering in accordance with Township General Ordinance § 20-1...
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