Politics & Government
City Of Claremont: It's A City Tree, What Are My Duties As A Property Owner?
You may ask as a property owner, what are my responsibilities to care for the City tree? Below is a list of duties as a property owner:
09/15/2021
You may ask as a property owner, what are my responsibilities to care for the City tree? Below is a list of duties as a property owner:
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- The most important responsibility of a property owner is to adequately water the tree.
- Remove and dispose of all fallen leaves, palm fronds, and other deadfall from any City tree in the appropriate waste receptacle.
- Palm fronds are to be placed in the trash container
- Other tree debris should be placed in the green waste container
- Avoid using bricks, cement, rocks, and plastic weed barriers around the base of trees.
- Acceptable materials include: mulch, wood chips, and chunk bark
- Remove any ivy or other vines from growing on city trees.
- Do not affix anything to a City tree, including swings or lights.
- Notify the Community Services Department of any suspected tree hazards or maintenance needs of any City tree on your property.
Duties that are the City’s responsibility:
- All trimming activities.
- Removal.
- Fertilization.
- Treatment for pests or disease, if/when necessary.
- Treatment will only occur for pests or disease that is detrimental to the health of the tree
For additional information regarding the urban forest call Community Services at (909) 399-5431 or contact Cari Dillman at cdillman@ci.claremont.ca.us.
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