Wie Addiert Man Wurzeln In San Jose
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A Tree Removal Permit is required to remove any tree from the County right-of-way, in ance with County Ordinance Code Division C16 Tree Preservation and Removal (“Tree Ordinance”) and the Roads and Airports tree protection resolution of 1992 (“Tree Resolution”).
Replacing your water heater? San Jose laws require a permit. But don't worry, we handle the permit process efficiently, avoiding any project delays.
If a private party owns their own land, they can cut down their own tree, normally without any permit at all. Same thing with businesses, counties and cities. However for public land, such as a national or state park, or even a public city park, it gets a lot more restrictive.
You usually don't need a permit to cut down a dead or hazardous tree. You can be fined for ignoring local tree protection ordinances. Clearing trees costs an average of $750 per tree.
Street Trees It is illegal to prune or remove a street tree without a permit; fines up to $15,000 per tree may apply. Get a permit by visiting DOT's Street Trees and Permits webpage, or contact the City Arborist at 408-794-1901 or arborist@sanjoseca.
If you are seeking to sell or otherwise convey your accessory dwelling unit (ADU) as a property separate from a primary residence, you must first apply for a condominium conversion of the residence and ADU.
For parking complaints, and other vehicle concerns - Report a vehicle concern using the San José 311 mobile app (for Apple or Android) or website, or dial 3-1-1 to speak with our customer service center by phone.
