Tree removal permit rules in Oxnard, CA — sometimes called heritage tree, protected tree, or street tree ordinances — list which trees require a permit before you can cut them down.
Oxnard may require permits for removing significant trees on private property. Protected tree species and trees of a certain size require approval before removal.
Oxnard's tree preservation policies may require a permit for removal of mature or significant trees. The zoning code and any applicable specific plans may designate protected trees. City-owned street trees cannot be removed without city approval and typically require replacement planting. Property owners wishing to remove trees in conjunction with development must submit a tree plan as part of their project review. Trees in designated heritage or preservation areas have additional protections.
Unauthorized removal of protected trees may result in fines and mandatory replacement planting at ratios determined by the city.
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