Non-protected trees on private property can generally be removed without a city permit. Protected native plants (ARS 3-901) require a state permit. City street trees cannot be removed by residents. Development projects must address tree preservation.
Tree removal on private property follows state law. Non-protected species can be removed without city permits. Protected native plants need AZ Dept of Agriculture permits. City right-of-way trees are public property. Development landscape plans must address existing significant trees. Penalties for unauthorized native plant removal reach $100,000.
Unauthorized native plant removal carries state penalties. City tree removal requires authorization.
Peoria, AZ
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Peoria, AZ
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Peoria, AZ
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Peoria, AZ
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