Gresham requires property owners to maintain trees so they do not obstruct sidewalks, streets, or sight lines. Street trees must have 8 feet of vertical clearance over sidewalks and 14 feet over streets.
Property owners in Gresham are responsible for maintaining trees on their property and adjacent street trees. Trees must be trimmed to provide at least 8 feet of vertical clearance over sidewalks and 14 feet over streets. Trees that obstruct sight clearance at intersections or create hazards must be pruned. The city's Urban Forestry program oversees tree management on public property. Significant tree removal may require review under the Development Code.
Failure to maintain clearance results in notices and potential fines. The city may trim trees and bill the property owner.
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