Dayton may have protected tree ordinances requiring permits before removal. Heritage and significant trees often protected in larger Ohio cities.
Many larger Ohio cities have protected tree ordinances covering heritage trees and trees above a certain trunk diameter. Removal of protected trees may require a permit and replacement planting. Routine trimming generally doesn't require permits but should follow ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) standards. Trees overhanging property lines: owner can trim branches to the property line under Ohio common law. Street trees are city property - do not trim without city authorization. Development projects may require tree surveys and preservation plans.
Unauthorized removal of protected tree: $500 to $10,000+ per tree. Replacement planting may be required.
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