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We could not read the permit rules on the city pages. Ask the city.
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We could not read the permit rules on the city pages. Ask the city.
We could not confirm. Call the city before work on a tree in the right-of-way.
The city has an Emergency / Storm Tree Removal page. We could not read the rules, so call the city.
The city has separate Residential, Commercial and Emergency / Storm tree removal pages under Community Development. Call the department for the right form.
HOA rules can be stricter; check yours.
A city permit does not override your HOA. Check your covenants before work starts.
Last checked 26 October 2026. Rules change; check the official source before work starts. Short explanation, not legal advice. Spotted a change? See our corrections page.
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We could not confirm a city tree permit rule for Alpharetta. Call the city before removing a large tree. We could not confirm a city tree rule. Call the city's planning or forestry office before removing a large tree. Our confidence: low. Short explanation, not legal advice.
We could not read the permit rules on the city pages. Ask the city.
We could not confirm. Call the city before work on a tree in the right-of-way.
The city has an Emergency / Storm Tree Removal page. We could not read the rules, so call the city.
The city has separate Residential, Commercial and Emergency / Storm tree removal pages under Community Development. Call the department for the right form.
HOA rules can be stricter; check yours. Read your HOA covenants or ask the board before work starts.
Your address, the tree species if you know it, the trunk width measured about 4.5 feet above the ground, photos of the whole tree, and whether it is near the street, a sidewalk or a power line. Ask if a permit is needed and how long it takes.
Some do and some do not. Ask before you sign, and get it in writing who applies and who pays the fee. In many places the property owner is the one responsible for following the rules.
No. It is a short, plain summary of public rules with links to the official sources. For a firm answer on your property, ask the city or a local attorney.
We last checked it on 26 October 2026 against the official sources listed on this page. City rules change, so check the official source or call the city before work starts.
Short explanation, not legal advice. Last checked 26 October 2026.