What does the TMO mean by 'tree'?
Under Council's Tree Management Order reference to a 'tree' means any woody and soft wooded perennial plant with a height of 3.6 metres or greater.
The height of 3.6m (approximately 12 ft) is intended to represent the maximum allowable height of the gutters on a single storey residential dwelling.
- Introduction
- Why are urban trees important?
- What is a 'tree' according to the TMO?
- When do I need to put in a tree works application?
- What trees are exempt from the TMO?
- What work can I do without completing a tree work application?
- What will happen if I breach the TMO?
- How much does a tree work application cost?
- Who can apply to carry out work on a tree?
- What if I want my neighbour to work on their tree?
- Should I submit supporting information with my application?
- What happens after my application is lodged with Council?
- What if I'm unhappy with Council's decision?
- Who is responsible for approved work?
- What should I consider when replacing a tree?
- What happens to trees on proposed development sites?
- What do I do if a tree is damaged in a storm?
- What if it is an emergency or public safety issue?
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