We recognise the value and importance of our leafy streets and established trees.
Some areas in Boroondara are protected by planning controls that require a planning permit for vegetation removal or pruning.
Also, significant and canopy trees are protected across the City.
Find out what this means for your property ...
Last updated May 15, 2013
Dealing with overhanging branches between neighbours, or one creating a public obstruction,...
There are several ways to become more involved with the environment in Boroondara.
Council's Significant Tree Study includes a list of trees that are protected within the City.
The Victorian Government's enforcement of clearance zones around power lines means our street...
Information about selecting, mulching and watering trees.
Need to obtain professional arboricultural advice for trees growing inside your property? Read...
Some properties are protected by planning controls, and some trees are protected by our Tree...
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