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ORDINANCE NO. An ordinance amending various provisions of Articles 2 and 7 of Chapter I and Article 6 of Chapter IV and Section of the Los Angeles Municipal Code to assure the protection of, and to further regulate the removal of, protected trees THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF iOS ANGELES DO ORDAIN AS FOllOWS: Section bushmulch.bar Size: KB.

Feb 04, ORDINANCE NO. THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: 12 Protected Tree and Shrub Relocation and Replacement.

ORDINANCE NO. An ordinance amending provisions of Sections,,, and of the Los Angeles Municipal Code (LAMC) to include the Mexican Elderberry. removal, and replacement for Protected Trees. The City first adopted regulations to stump grinder images pictures native trees in The original ordinance only provided protections for Oak trees (as defined above).

In order to evaluate a tree removal permit, evidence is required to document at least one of the following situations exist.

Inin order to slow the decline of additional native trees, the provisions were updated toFile Size: KB. Mitigation (optional, City of Los Angeles proscribes mitigation for any protected tree removal approval). The ordinance states the mitigation shall “approximate the value” of the removed trees.

The current Board of Public Works policy has increased the minimum requirements for protected tree replacement to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Question: How do I request tree removal service from the city? Answer: You may contact the City's call center via telephone by dialing Links: City of Los Angeles. City of LA Dept of Public Works. City of LA Bureau of Street Services.

The City's Tree Protection Ordinance (LAMC Chapter ) was established to preserve and maintain the City’s urban forest and rural character. To ensure that the City's urban forest and tree canopy is healthy, diverse and well maintained, all mature trees, regardless of species, that are inches or larger in circumference (approx.

inches in diameter) are considered protected, and require a Tree Removal. LA Sanitation & Environment’s Tree Planting Program is dedicated to planting street trees in neighborhoods within the City of Los Angeles that lack tree cover (low canopy neighborhoods).

Planting trees helps create more sustainable, vibrant communities by providing shade, contributing to cleaner air, and beautifying streets.