Get Fl Tree Permit Application - Charlotte County

Completing the FL Tree Permit Application for Charlotte County online is a straightforward process that enables users to manage their tree-related permits effectively. This guide will walk you through each section of the application to ensure you provide all necessary information accurately.

Follow the steps to fill out the FL Tree Permit Application efficiently.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to download the FL Tree Permit Application and open it in your editing tool.
2. Begin by selecting the appropriate permit options: Tree Preservation, Tree Removal Authorization, Memorandum of Exemption of Fees, or No Tree Affidavit. You can check more than one option if needed.
3. Fill in the job address where the tree work will occur, along with the Parcel ID and Lot Number.
4. Indicate your property type by selecting Residential or Commercial.
5. Specify the applicable scenarios, checking Individual Trees or Lot Clearing.
6. Provide your name as the contractor or owner/builder, along with your contractor license number, mailing address, phone number, and email.
7. In the Tree Preservation section, indicate whether any trees will be preserved on site, certifying the number of trees to be preserved, and attach a site plan.
8. In the Tree Removal Authorization section, confirm if trees will be removed, stating the number of trees and the reason for removal, accompanied by the site plan.
9. If applicable, in the Memorandum of Exemption of Fees section, affirm the number of trees exempt from authorization and the reason for their removal, also providing a site plan.
10. If there are no trees on the site, mark the No Tree Affidavit option and sign the affidavit provided.
11. Complete the signature and printed name sections for the applicant, along with the date.
12. If required, a notary must acknowledge the document, completing their section before submission.
13. Fill in the required fee calculations based on the number of caliper inches and type of trees being removed. Make sure to total your fees at the end.
14. Check for all required attachments, such as site plans, and confirm all information is correct before finalizing the form.
15. Once everything is complete, save the changes, download the document, or print it for submission.

Submit your FL Tree Permit Application online today to ensure compliance and efficient processing.