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This summary was generated using AI. The information is an interpretation of Whitehorse City Council's website and should not be considered formal advice. Users should verify the information.
For specific planning and building advice, please call City Planning & Development on 9262 6333.
In Whitehorse, planning controls protect most trees on private land. This means that a permit is required to remove a protected tree.
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Term. Definition. Street Tree. A Council managed tree planted in a nature strip or median strip along a roadway. Streetscape. The combination of all trees, ...
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This community tree giveaway aims to support greener, cooler, and more liveable neighbourhoods across the Whitehorse City Council. Trees play a vital role in ...
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your application is proposing tree removal; works are in proximity to protected trees; works are within areas of environmental or landscape overlays. The ...
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Currently Whitehorse has approximately 72,000 street trees with about 4,000 additional trees planted each year. Requesting a Street Tree. Council uses aerial ...
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You will need to refer to the landscape plan to determine any trees that must be retained. This is in addition to any overlay controls regarding tree protection ...
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Many people have trees close to their property boundary meaning that branches inevitably grow over the fence.
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Large old trees and dead stags were once much more common and tree hollows are now in short supply. Once each year for National Tree Day, Council organises a ...
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Buildings and works near a tree will require a permit but there are steps you can consider when planning a deck.
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Council's endorsed Urban Forest Strategy sets out the actions we will take to increase tree canopy cover in Whitehorse. Tree canopy cover is the amount of trees ...
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