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Dunedin vs Largo

How do tree removal permits rules compare between Dunedin, FL and Largo, FL?

Dunedin and Largo have similar restriction levels.

Dunedin, FL

Pinellas County

Heavy Restrictions

Dunedin Land Development Code Chapter 105 requires a permit before cutting down, topping, poisoning, or otherwise destroying any protected tree, with applications processed by the Planning Department for a $25 fee.

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Largo, FL

Pinellas County

Heavy Restrictions

Largo requires a tree removal permit for any tree four inches or more in diameter and palm trees over 4.5 feet tall, with applications reviewed under Chapter 10 of the Comprehensive Development Code.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactDunedinLargo
Code chapterChapter 105 (Land Dev. Code)-
Application fee$25-
Canopy thresholdMore than 25% needs permit-
ReviewerPlanning Department-
Routine trim exemptionIf no harm to tree-
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Dunedin FAQ

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in my own yard?

Yes. Dunedin requires a permit to remove any protected tree, regardless of property ownership. The application fee is $25 through Planning.

Is trimming exempt from the permit requirement?

Routine trimming of non-Grand trees is exempt if it does not mutilate, kill, or remove more than 25 percent of the canopy.

Largo FAQ

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in my Largo yard?

Yes, if the tree is at least 4 inches in diameter or a palm taller than 4.5 feet, unless it qualifies for a state law exemption with documentation from a certified arborist.

How do I apply for a tree removal permit?

Submit a tree removal application showing the tree's location and species through Largo Planning. Contact the Planner on Call at (727) 587-6749 x7301 for guidance.

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