Special Trees
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Mission
DDOT shall permit, plan, and maintain the District's street tree population. (DDOT Establishment Act, D.C. Code §8-651.01 et seq., §50-921.01 et seq.)
FAQ: What is a special tree?
A special tree is any tree with a circumference of 55 inches or more. (D.C. Code §8-651.02).
Special Trees v. Street Trees Chart
Procedures & Services
No one shall remove a special tree from either public space or private property without receiving a Special Tree Removal Permit from DDOT. All public space permit applications should be submitted and processed through DDOT's Transportation Online Permitting System (TOPS).Â
How to Obtain and Apply for a Special Tree Removal Permit
See Related
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Page:Driveways (COMP0316)
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Page:Ginkgo Trees (COMP0316)
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Page:Parklets (COMP0316)
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Page:Special Trees (COMP0316)
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Page:Streetscape (COMP0316)
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Page:Trees and Construction (COMP0316)
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Page:Trees (COMP0316)
Additional Information
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PDF File Street Tree vs Special Tree FAQ.pdf |
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