Frisco requires permits for trimming protected trees over 8 inches DBH on private property. Oak wilt prevention prohibits pruning oaks February through June.
Frisco Tree Preservation Ordinance regulates trimming of protected trees on private and public property. Removal of more than 25 percent of canopy on a protected tree requires a permit from the Parks and Recreation Department. Oak wilt prevention guidance prohibits pruning red oaks and live oaks February 1 through June 30; emergency cuts must be sealed within 15 minutes using pruning paint. Street trees in city ROW require city arborist approval.
Unpermitted major trimming: up to 2,000 dollars per tree. Mitigation replanting may be required.
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