3 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 11 cities in Honolulu County, Hawaii.
Verified from official government sources
Removing, trimming, or replacing a street tree on Oahu requires a permit issued under rules adopted by the Director pursuant to ROH 10-1.4.
Honolulu's Exceptional Tree Ordinance protects designated heritage trees island-wide, requiring City Council approval before removal.
Replacement for lost or altered exceptional trees is imposed through Chapter 40 Article 8 regulations plus street tree permit conditions under ROH 10-1.4.
11 cities in Honolulu County have their own tree protection rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
2 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Removal Permits
3 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Removal Permits
3 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Removal Permits
3 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Removal Permits
3 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Removal Permits
3 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Removal Permits
3 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Removal Permits
3 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Removal Permits
3 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Removal Permits
4 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Ordinances
3 verified rules β’ Heritage & Protected Trees, Tree Removal Permits
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