Tree removal permit rules in Hillsboro, OR — sometimes called heritage tree, protected tree, or street tree ordinances — list which trees require a permit before you can cut them down.
Hillsboro regulates tree removal through its development code. Significant trees and street trees may require approval before removal.
Tree removal is regulated for significant trees and public right-of-way trees. Street trees require city approval. Private tree removal may require permits during development. Dead or hazardous trees may qualify for expedited removal. Replacement planting may be required. This tree removal rule under Hillsboro's landscaping ordinances applies to properties within Hillsboro city limits. For current statutory text, amendments, enforcement procedures, fines, appeal options, and any exemptions that may apply to your situation, contact Hillsboro code enforcement directly or consult the official Oregon municipal code library. Ordinances change periodically; always verify with local staff before relying on summary information.
Unauthorized removal of protected trees results in fines and replacement requirements.
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