College Station may protect certain tree species. Oak wilt prevention: avoid pruning oaks February to June. Street trees are city property.
College Station may have protected tree ordinances for specific species. In the DFW area, oak wilt is a serious concern - avoid pruning oaks from February through June to prevent disease spread. If pruning is necessary, immediately paint wounds. Heritage trees (large diameter) may require permits for removal. Street trees are city property; do not trim without authorization. Development projects must submit tree surveys. Branches overhanging your property from a neighbor’s tree can be trimmed to the property line.
Unauthorized removal of protected trees: $500 to $10,000+ per tree. Replacement planting may be required.
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