This chapter prohibits the removal of any “landmark tree” without public process. Those seeking to remove a landmark tree must submit an application, followed by a public hearing. Approval can only be granted if certain conditions are met. If approved, the applicant must plant a replacement tree on the same property. In lieu of planting the replacement trees prescribed in the chapter, applicants must plant at least three replacement trees on the property from which the landmark tree was removed and contribute to the Bainbridge Island tree fund.
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Citation:
Bainbridge Island, Washington Municipal Code Ch. 16.32




