Irving property owners must trim tree limbs blocking sidewalks. The city trims limbs over city streets as needed. Dead or hazardous trees on city property are removed by Street Maintenance.
Irving property owners are responsible for trimming shrubs and tree limbs that block sidewalks, with 14 feet of clearance required over alleys and easements. The City of Irving trims tree limbs that extend over city streets on an as-needed basis through the Public Works Streets Division. Dead trees or those posing a hazard on city property are removed by Street Maintenance crews. Property owners are responsible for trees on their property; however, the city's Urban Forestry Program provides guidance on proper tree care. Irving was awarded Tree City USA designation in 2009. For tree trimming inquiries on public property, contact Public Works Streets Division at (972) 721-2201.
Failure to maintain clearance over sidewalks and alleys may result in code violation notices.
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