Tree removal permit rules in Fillmore, CA — sometimes called heritage tree, protected tree, or street tree ordinances — list which trees require a permit before you can cut them down.
Tree removal in Fillmore may require a permit for protected or significant trees. Check with Community Development for species-specific or development-related tree removal requirements.
Tree removal in Fillmore may require permits depending on tree species, size, and location. Protected trees including native oaks are regulated under Ventura County and state guidelines. Trees in the public right-of-way are maintained by the city and cannot be removed without authorization. Fillmore's heritage citrus trees are part of the city's agricultural identity. Development projects must submit tree inventories and may be required to replace removed trees. California oak woodland preservation laws apply to native oaks on private property.
Removing a protected tree without a permit: $1,000-$10,000 per tree plus mandatory replacement at a ratio of up to 10:1. Damaging a city street tree: full replacement cost plus $500-$2,500 fine. Unauthorized removal during development: stop-work order plus fines and replacement requirements.
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