Property owners in High Point are responsible for trimming trees on their property. Trees must maintain clearance over sidewalks and streets and not obstruct traffic signs or signals.
Trees overhanging public sidewalks must maintain at least 8 feet of clearance. Trees over streets must maintain at least 14 feet of clearance. Property owners are responsible for maintaining trees on their property including removal of dead or hazardous limbs. The city maintains trees in the public right-of-way and parks.
Failure to maintain proper clearance results in Code Enforcement notices. The city may trim and bill the property owner.
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