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Suffolk County Code Chapter 662 establishes the County Tree Preservation Law, regulating tree removal on county-controlled property and within scenic and protected corridors, while delegating most private-property tree rules to towns and villages.
Suffolk County recognizes heritage and specimen trees through county Chapter 662 scenic-corridor designations and town-level codes such as East Hampton Code Chapter 256 and Southampton Town tree rules that protect large or historically significant trees.
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