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CITY OF ATLANTA Historic and Landmark Tree Nomination Form Your Full Name: Position or Title (if relevant): Mailing Address: Email: Phone: Type of tree being nominated (Common name and botanical name

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How to fill out historic and landmark tree

1. Research the specific requirements and guidelines for identifying and designating a tree as a historic and landmark tree in your area.
2. Locate the tree that you believe qualifies as a historic and landmark tree.
3. Gather information about the tree's age, species, size, location, and any historical significance it may have.
4. Take clear and detailed photographs of the tree from different angles.
5. Fill out the application form provided by the local historic preservation or conservation organization.
6. Provide all necessary supporting documents and evidence to demonstrate the tree's historical and landmark status.
7. Submit the completed application and supporting materials to the appropriate organization.
8. Follow up with the organization to ensure that your application is being processed and reviewed.
9. If approved, participate in any necessary ceremonies or events related to the tree's designation.
10. Take responsibility for the ongoing care and preservation of the historic and landmark tree.

Who needs historic and landmark tree?

1. Historic and landmark trees are significant to a variety of individuals and groups, including:
2. - Local communities interested in preserving their natural and cultural heritage
3. - Arborists, botanists, and tree enthusiasts studying and appreciating unique trees
4. - Environmental organizations and advocates concerned with the protection of valuable trees
5. - Historians, researchers, and educators interested in documenting and teaching about the history of trees
6. - Tourism and recreation industries looking to attract visitors to notable tree sites
7. - Municipalities and urban planners incorporating green spaces and natural landmarks into city planning

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What is historic and landmark tree?

A historic and landmark tree is a tree that has been designated due to its age, size, historical significance, or cultural importance. Such trees are often protected by local laws and regulations.

Who is required to file historic and landmark tree?

Property owners, developers, or any individual or entity that wishes to alter, remove, or impact a historic or landmark tree are typically required to file for permission.

How to fill out historic and landmark tree?

To fill out a historic and landmark tree application, individuals must provide specific information about the tree, including its location, species, health condition, and any proposed actions affecting it. Additional documentation and photographs may also be required.

What is the purpose of historic and landmark tree?

The purpose of a historic and landmark tree is to conserve and protect trees of significant value and to ensure that they are preserved for future generations due to their ecological, historical, or cultural importance.

What information must be reported on historic and landmark tree?

Information that must be reported includes the tree's age, species, location, condition, the reason for the filing, and any intended actions that might affect the tree.