Tree removal permit rules in Miramar, FL — sometimes called heritage tree, protected tree, or street tree ordinances — list which trees require a permit before you can cut them down.
Miramar requires approval before removing or altering any trees. A tree work permit application must be filed. Trimming of dead/diseased portions and removal of hazardous branches for public safety is permitted without approval.
The city does not permit removal or altering of any trees without approval — a tree work permit application is required. Exemptions include trimming diseased or dead portions (such as palm fronds) and removal of interfering, obstructing, or weak branches that threaten public safety. All tree trimming must follow the American National Standard (ANSI A300). The city recognizes that trees improve air quality, lower temperatures, enhance property values, and save energy. FL §373.185 preempts cities from prohibiting Florida-Friendly landscaping.
Removing a protected tree without a permit: $500–$5,000 per tree. Heritage tree violations: up to $10,000 per tree plus mandatory replacement planting. Stop-work orders for development sites with unauthorized removal.
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