3 rules for unincorporated Coweta County, Georgia.
Verified from official government sources
Coweta County's tree-removal permit applies to non-residential and development sites, not to homeowners removing trees on established single-family lots.
Coweta County's Tree Preservation Ordinance flags large, rare, or historically significant specimen trees on development sites, requiring reasonable design changes to save them.
Coweta County requires developers to meet tree-density and replacement standards when protected trees are removed. Site plans must document what is preserved, removed, and replaced.
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