Greeley requires property owners to maintain trees on their property. Trees must not obstruct sidewalks, streets, or sight lines. The city maintains trees in the public right-of-way.
Property owners in Greeley are responsible for trimming trees on their property to prevent encroachment over sidewalks (8-foot clearance) and streets (14-foot clearance). Trees blocking traffic signs or sight lines at intersections must be trimmed. The city Forestry Division maintains public trees in rights-of-way and parks. Residents should not trim or remove city trees without authorization. Dead or hazardous private trees must be addressed by the owner.
Failure to maintain tree clearance may result in code enforcement notices. The city may trim and bill the owner.
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