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Volusia County Council has determined that it is in the best interest of the public health, safety, and welfare to protect and preserve trees in Volusia County, and the Tree Preservation Ordinance states when a tree removal permit is required. Since tree permits are handled differently depending on whether the proposed development is residential or non-residential, please use the appropriate.

A permit fee of 80 plus 20 per tree removed (up to a max of ) will be required at time of application. For site plan or subdivision submittal requirements, please inquire at the Land Development office here. For more information for site plan and subdivision review tree permitting. Tree permits are not required for the removal of trees on single-family residential lots that are owner-occupied (have a valid homestead exemption with the Volusia County Property Appraiser).

Single-family lots that are rented or mobile home parks are not exempt from permitting. Tree permits are not required for tree removal on lots which are zoned A-1, A-2, A-3 (only if over acres in size), A-4, RC, RA, Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins. Feb 02, Volusia Fl, Invalid State has a tree ordinance regulating the removal of trees.

There are just 0 or 0 trees per person in Volusia Fl, the preservation of all trees in the area is important. Unless your tree is an invasive species like you will need a permit to remove a tree. Refer to your local tree ordinance here for more info. Jul 18, Trees identified for removal on the tree permit application shall be replaced by replacement stock.

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Replacement shall be based on the replacement of 15 percent of the total of the cross sectional area of the trunk of the tree removed. County of Volusia. (b) Any person who violates a provision of this division may be required to replace an affected tree, at the county forester's option. Application and approval of a tree permit in accordance with the requirements of. section must be obtained. Replacement stock must be planted within 90 - days of permit issuance. You should always get a permit for removing trees on public property, but in general for small trees (less than 5 inches in diameter) you do not need a permit if it is on your property.

Tree conservation ordinances can change over time so be sure to ask your Aptera professional if there is any doubt.