Tree Protection in Taylorsville, UT (2026)
1 verified tree protection rules for Taylorsville, Utah, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Parkway Planting
Taylorsville's subdivision design standards require an 8-foot landscaped park strip paired with a 5-foot sidewalk along residential streets to accommodate street tree planting, and any reduction still cannot shrink below a 10-foot combined cross-section under Section 13.21.120's buffering-along-streets rule.
Taylorsville Park Strip Street Tree Rule
Some RestrictionsTaylorsville City Code § 13.21.120
13.21.120: BUFFERING ALONG STREETS: ... Residential developments shall not permit motor vehicle access directly onto an arterial, major collector, or minor collector street or roadway from individual residential lots. ... ... C. A landscaped buffer between the sidewalk and street curb shall be installed according to city standards. In order to facilitate the planting of street trees, an eight f...
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