Tree Removal Checklist
Dead, Dutch Elm ad/or other diseased trees must be removed within 30
days; if the tree is diseased, be sure to have all branches, limbs, leaves,
and trunks hauled off of your property.
PLEASE contact the Village to review
the dead or diseased tree prior to removal. There are no fees associated
with the review of dead or diseased trees.
Tree removal process:
- Read the Village regulations regarding tree
preservation and protection.
- Review the initial concept with the Building Commissioner or Village
Manager. Contact the Village to set
up this meeting.
- Mark all tree removals on a copy of a current survey of your property
indicating the diameter at breast height (dbh) and species. Also determine
and indicate where the requisite replacement trees will be located.
- Determine if the trees are in a conservancy area and mark on survey
if appropriate.
- Determine if the buffering was required by a variance or other special
approvals on the property, and mark requisite buffering on survey (if
appropriate).
- Submit survey with a Tree
Permit Application.
- Village Forester will complete an on-site inspection.
- Revise plans (if necessary).
- Village will contact you when the Tree Permit is ready for pick up
and advise you of any fees.
- Proceed with removal and re-forestation.
- When removal and re-forestation is finished, review with Village Manager,
Building Commissioner or Village Forester.