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Get Cheaper Tree Removal in Cleveland, 4163
Last updated:
20 August 2023
The cost of tree removal in Cleveland, 4163 varies depending on a number of factors including tree size and location.
The average tree removal cost in Cleveland, QLD is $1,490 which is 3% cheaper than the national average of $1,530
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Do I need council approval for tree removal Cleveland?
Redland City council does allow for the removal of trees in Cleveland, QLD without council consent.
You can remove trees from your property without Council approval if the trees are located within: - 10m of a dwelling. - 3m of an approved structure, including sheds and pools. - 3m of a property boundary, as reasonably necessary, to construct or maintain a boundary fence or to create a fire break. - If the tree is dead. These exemptions do not apply if the tree or trees are specifically protected by a TPO, VPO, condition of development approval or covenant.
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 Cleveland, QLD under the local Redland City Council umbrella there are trees exempt from needing council approval before removal.
NA.Do I need a permit to prune a tree in Cleveland, 4163 QLD?
Pruning can be carried out on trees in Cleveland, QLD. They types of pruning allowed are as follows:
Routine pruning and tree maintenance should be done in line with the guidelines set out in Australian Standard AS4373-2007 Pruning of Amenity Trees. You can undertake the following tree management without Council approval: removal of deadwood removal of hazardous limbs crown lifting formative pruning selective pruning crown thinning remedial or restorative pruning removal of non-significant trees and vegetation removal of environmental and declared weed species removal of regrowth associated with the maintenance of existing pasture, cultivated fields, firebreaks, lawn or garden areas, and boundary fence lines pruning to avoid or prevent damage to above-ground services. Other activities that may result in damage to protected trees may need Council approval. Dangerous trees If you are concerned about a tree, a qualified arborist can determine whether the tree should be retained, pruned or removed. They will examine: the health and structural integrity of the tree the tree’s proximity and height to dwellings and structures how frequently people are around the tree wind loading and predominant wind patterns drainage conditions around the root zone past limb failures encroachment within Tree Protection Zone (TPZ) social and amenity considerations the tree’s significance to the surrounding area. Council’s qualified arborist can provide free advice about any protected tree that is causing concern. Contact us for more information. Protection from bushfires We recommend that you develop a bushfire survival plan, with a rural property fire management guide, if your property is located in an area with a bushfire risk. See our information on bushfire safety.
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Safety standards for accredited tree arborists in Cleveland
Certified arborist in the Cleveland and surrounding areas need to all abide by the Australian standards when carrying out tree management work.
These standards include:
AS 4373:2007 - Pruning of amenity trees
AS 4970-2009 - Protection of trees on development sites
How do I apply for council approval?
If you do in fact need council approval before proceeding, you will need to fill in a tree removal application form which can be found on your local councils website. Normally there will be a small fee you will need to pay upon application.
You can download an application form by going here
Within 7 - 14 days you will have an arborist from the council for Cleveland, qld come out to inspect your tree. They will then give their recommendation on whether the tree should be removed or if a tree prune/ lop might be better.
Author: Ben McInerney is a qualified arborist with over 15 years of industry experience. He uses his in-depth knowledge of the tree service industry to give readers to most accurate information on tree service costs and helps to educate them about the benefits of using a certified arborist for tree trimming and removal work.
