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P RO J E C T I N T AK ED AT E RE C E I VE D (City Date Stamp)(City Use Only)File No(s): CITY OF CAMPBELLChecked in by: Community Development DepartmentAUTHORIZATION TO REMOVE DEAD OR DYING TREES Property

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1. Inspect the tree to identify dead or dying branches. Look for branches that have no leaves or have brittle, discolored, or decaying foliage.
2. Start by pruning the dead or dying branches first. Use a pair of pruning shears or a pruning saw to remove the branches, making sure to cut them close to the main trunk or a large branch.
3. Next, check the tree for any signs of disease or pest infestation. If you notice any, take appropriate measures to treat or control the issue before proceeding.
4. If the entire tree is dead or dying, it may need to be completely removed. In this case, it is recommended to hire a professional tree removal service to ensure safe and proper removal.
5. When removing a dead or dying tree, it is crucial to consider safety precautions. Always wear appropriate safety gear, such as gloves, safety goggles, and a hard hat. Use proper cutting techniques and avoid working near power lines.
6. After removing the dead or dying branches or the entire tree, dispose of the debris properly. You can either hire a disposal service or use the branches for firewood or mulch if suitable.
7. Finally, consider planting a new tree in the same location to replace the dead or dying one. Choose a species that is well-suited to the environment and maintain it properly to ensure its health and longevity.

Who needs deaddying tree removal?

1. Anyone who has a dead or dying tree on their property may need deaddying tree removal services.
2. Homeowners who want to ensure the safety of their property, as dead or dying trees can pose a risk of falling and causing damage.
3. Landscapers or gardeners who want to maintain the aesthetics and health of their garden or landscape by removing dead or dying trees.
4. Municipalities or property management companies who are responsible for maintaining public spaces or common areas and need to address dead or dying trees for safety and aesthetic reasons.
5. Anyone who values the health and appearance of their trees and wants to promote the growth of healthier trees by removing the dead or dying ones.

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What is deaddying tree removal?

Deaddying tree removal is the process of removing dead or dying trees from a property for safety and aesthetic reasons.

Who is required to file deaddying tree removal?

Property owners or landowners are typically required to file deaddying tree removal.

How to fill out deaddying tree removal?

To fill out deaddying tree removal, one must provide information about the location of the tree, reason for removal, and any other relevant details.

What is the purpose of deaddying tree removal?

The purpose of deaddying tree removal is to prevent potential hazards, such as falling branches or toppling trees, and to maintain the health of the surrounding environment.

What information must be reported on deaddying tree removal?

Information such as the tree's location, size, condition, reason for removal, and any necessary permits must be reported on deaddying tree removal.