Lehi City Chapter 35 (Community Forestry) governs tree trimming and care on public property. Street and right-of-way trees require city approval before trimming. Private property tree trimming is generally unrestricted.
Lehi City Code Chapter 35 (Community Forestry) was adopted in 2008 and governs tree care on public property. Street trees and right-of-way trees require city approval before pruning, removal, or treatment by private parties. Branches near power lines must not be trimmed by property owners — contact the appropriate utility. Private property tree trimming is generally unrestricted. Contact Lehi Public Works for street tree service requests.
Unauthorized removal of protected trees: $500 to $5,000+ per tree. Replacement planting may be required.
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Lehi City Code Title 5, Chapter 3 governs noise control with decibel-based limits. Quiet hours are generally 10 PM–7 AM. The city enforces noise limits by la...
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Lehi City Code §6.04.060 declares any animal that barks, whines, howls, or makes disturbing noises in an excessive, continuous, or untimely fashion a nuisanc...
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Lehi's noise ordinance (Title 5, Chapter 3) restricts construction noise outside daytime hours. Standard quiet hours of 10 PM–7 AM apply. Construction equipm...
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Lehi City Code §7-1-2 prohibits parking motor homes, trailers, campers, boats, or RVs on public streets or rights-of-way in residential zones at any time, ex...
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Lehi City Code Chapter 7 governs street parking. Vehicles may not be parked in violation of city parking regulations. Standard prohibitions near fire hydrant...
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Lehi Development Code Chapter 12 governs off-street parking requirements. Driveways must not obstruct traffic sight lines. ADU properties require at least on...
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