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Landscape Architecture
The Landscape Architecture Division works with the public, other City departments and design consultants to design and prepare construction drawings for the construction of new park projects, renovation of existing parks and other landscape replacement projects on City property. This Division also administers the Pleasanton Landscape Ordinance and the urban forestry program, including street tree replacement and protection of Heritage trees; and reviews private development landscape plans for conformance with City standards. The overall intent of the Division is to provide residents with exceptional parks, landscapes and urban forest by improving the aesthetic character of the City. Please scroll down to learn more about the Division’s responsibilities.
Removal of Heritage Trees
All trees in Pleasanton, regardless of species, are considered Heritage if they are at least 55-inches in circumference or 35-feet tall. Removal of Heritage trees requires a no-cost permit from the City’s Landscape Architect.
Draft Urban Forest Master Plan
Trees
- Tree Preservation Ordinance
- Application for Heritage Tree Removal
- Approved Heritage Tree Replacement List
- Shade Tree Guidelines for Non-Residential Properties
- Tree Removal Information Brochure
- Tips for Tree Selection and Planting
- Consulting Arborist List
- Arbor Day Foundation