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Get Cheaper Tree Removal in Sefton, 2162
Updated: 21 October 2021
The cost of tree removal in Sefton, 2162 varies depending on a number of factors including tree size and location.
The average tree removal cost in Sefton, NSW is $1,254 which is 9.06% expensive than the national average of $1,150.
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Do I need council approval for tree removal Sefton?
Bankstown council does allow for the removal of trees in Sefton, NSW without council consent.
Prune or remove plants declared a Noxious Weed under the Noxious Weeds Act 1993;
1) Prune or remove dead trees
2) Prune or remove dangerous trees
3) Prune or remove recognised horticultural varieties of trees grown for fruit production;
4) Removal or any exempt tree
You can download an application form by going here
Are there certain trees exempt from above rules?
Some local councils have a list of tree species that are exempt from any limitations on removal as they are considered a pest. In Sefton, NSW under the local Bankstown Council umbrella there are trees exempt from needing council approval before removal.
Cootamundra Wattle
Queensland Silver Wattle
Golden Wattle
Tree of Heaven
Bamboo
Hackberry
Camphor Laurel
Lemon Tree
Mandarin Tree
Orange Tree
Grapefruit Tree
Loquat Tree
Coral Tree
Eucalyptus nicholii
Willow Gum
Rubber Tree
Honey Locust
Broad-leaf Privet
Narrow-leaf Privet
Liquidambar
Apple Tree
Mango Tree
Mulberry Tree
African Olive
Canary Island Date Palm
Bamboo
Pine Trees
Poplars
Do I need a permit to prune a tree in Sefton, 2162 NSW?
Pruning can be carried out on trees in Sefton, NSW. They types of pruning allowed are as follows:
Prune or remove plants declared a Noxious Weed under the Noxious Weeds Act 1993;
1) Prune or remove dead trees
2) Prune or remove dangerous trees
3) Prune or remove recognised horticultural varieties of trees grown for fruit production;
4) Selective pruning of up to a total of 10% of the crown
Crown Maintenance:
- Deadwooding
- Crown thinning
- Selective pruning
- Crown Modification:
Reduction pruning
- Crown lifting
- Remedial pruning
- Line clearance
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