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2.2.4 - Are there trees on my farm/site?

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Remnant vegetation including trees, shrubs, understorey and grasses are important features of the landscape. You must obtain a planning permit before removing any trees. “Offset” planting of multiples of native trees (typically 200 per remnant tree removed) is likely to be a condition of a permit. However, a permit will not automatically be given. Consult the relevant Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) (external link) personnel before proceeding with planning – see Step 2.2.11.2		Photo: 2.2.4
A permit is required to remove trees
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