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Tree Replacement Requirements: Inglewood vs Long Beach

How do tree replacement requirements rules compare between Inglewood, CA and Long Beach, CA?

Inglewood has fewer restrictions than Long Beach.

Inglewood, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Trees removed as part of development must be replaced per city requirements. The Tree Preservation Ordinance applies to new development, under-developed properties, and undeveloped properties. Replacement standards ensure continued urban canopy coverage.

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Long Beach, CA

Los Angeles County

Heavy Restrictions

Tree replacement in Long Beach's Coastal Zone requires a 2:1 ratio for removed nesting/breeding trees. The Public Works Director regulates species, spacing (min 25 ft apart), and planting methods. Trees must be 5+ ft from hydrants and meters.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactInglewoodLong Beach
RequirementReplacement required for development removals-
CoverageNew and existing development-
StandardPer Tree Preservation Ordinance-
EnforcementParks, Recreation and Library Services-
Coastal Zone-2:1 replacement ratio
Spacing-Minimum 25 ft between trees
Hydrant Buffer-5 ft minimum
Species-Designated by Public Works Director

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Inglewood FAQ

How many trees must I plant as replacement?

Typically 1 to 3 replacement trees per removed tree depending on size. Check Inglewood tree ordinance for ratios.

Can I pay a fee instead of planting?

Many cities offer a fee-in-lieu option that funds the city tree planting program.

Long Beach FAQ

How many trees must I plant as replacement?

Typically 1 to 3 replacement trees per removed tree depending on size. Check Long Beach tree ordinance for ratios.

Can I pay a fee instead of planting?

Many cities offer a fee-in-lieu option that funds the city tree planting program.

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