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Katy vs Rosenberg

How do tree replacement requirements rules compare between Katy, TX and Rosenberg, TX?

Katy and Rosenberg have similar restriction levels.

Katy, TX

Fort Bend County

Some Restrictions

Katy requires two replacement trees for every living tree removed during development and obligates owners to replace dead landscaping within 60 days of city notice.

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Rosenberg, TX

Fort Bend County

Some Restrictions

Rosenberg requires replacement landscape plantings on development sites where required trees are removed, enforced through Unified Development Code site plan review and design standards.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactKatyRosenberg
Code SectionArticle 3.09-
Replacement Ratio2 trees per tree removed-
Salvage Caliper3-inch caliper at 12 inches-
Replant Deadline60 days after notice-
Weather ExtensionUp to 30 additional days-
Code Source-UDC Chapter 7
Trigger-Site plan and replat
Reviewer-Planning Department
Effect-Holds certificate of occupancy

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Katy FAQ

How many trees must I replant if I remove one for construction?

Two trees for every living tree removed as part of development or enlargement, under Katy's Article 3.09 landscaping requirements.

What happens if landscape trees die after installation?

Owners must plant an approved replacement within 60 days of notice from the building official, with up to a 30-day extension when weather conditions prevent planting.

Rosenberg FAQ

Does Rosenberg require replacement when I remove a yard tree?

No. Single-family homeowners are not required to replant when removing private yard trees. Replacement is required when trees on commercial sites or approved landscape plans are removed.

What size and species count toward replacement?

Replacement caliper sizes and approved species are set by Chapter 7 of the Unified Development Code. The Rosenberg Planning Department reviews proposed species and quantities during site plan approval.

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