South Jordan, UT Tree Protection: Parkway Planting (2026)
Key Facts
- Standard
- Must match street tree list
- Installation spec
- City construction standards
- Exception
- Urban Forester approval
- Chapter
- 12.24 Tree Stewardship
Summary
South Jordan directs that trees planted in park strips match the City's street tree list and follow its construction standards.
Trees planted in park strips or other public rights-of-way should be in conformance with the street tree list and should be planted according to the construction standards and specifications.
Full Breakdown
City Code § 12.24.070, Trees Planted In Park Strips, states that trees planted in park strips or other public rights-of-way should conform to the street tree list and be planted according to the City's construction standards and specifications. The companion citizen-responsibilities section reinforces this, directing that park-strip species comply with the street tree list unless the Urban Forester approves otherwise.
Violations & Fines
Chapter 12.24 as a whole is enforced through § 12.24.100: any violation of the chapter is a Class C misdemeanor, and the City can pursue abatement or civil action.
Frequently Asked Questions
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