Yuma does not have a specific tree trimming ordinance for private property. Property owners are responsible for maintaining trees so they do not obstruct sidewalks, streets, or utility lines.
Yuma does not require permits for routine tree trimming on private property. However, trees must not obstruct public sidewalks, streets, or sight triangles at intersections. Vegetation overhanging sidewalks must maintain minimum clearance for pedestrian passage. Trees interfering with utility lines should be reported to the utility company. Yuma's common trees include citrus, palm, mesquite, and palo verde.
Trees obstructing sidewalks or sight triangles may result in code compliance notices.
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