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*Please note that this form is not an actual permit. This form should be regarded as a worksheet. The actual permit will be issued by the City Forester at the Public Grounds Headquarters located at the cemetery.

(Additional information for a Tree Encroachment Permit)

* Denotes required field

*For a Building Permit, a zoning inspection is necessary prior to the issuance of a permit.
*A plan review may be necessary before a building permit can be issued.

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City of Webster City Tree Encroachment Permit Application | Download PDF Version
Name of Applicant:*
Date of Application :*
Property Owner: (if other than applicant)
Address:*
 
Site Information
* Describe Location of Tree Planting Request (each planting requires a separate permit)
Address, Adjacent Streets, Type of tree (common name)
 
  Further Information

The City of Webster City has established different guidelines for the planting of trees in City right of way areas. The right of way area (also called city parking) is the area that is typically between the inward most edge (i.e., farthest away from the street) of the sidewalk and the curb of the street. If there is no sidewalk, the right of way area can be defined by calling the Public Works office (832-9139).

If an abutting property owner wants to plant a tree in the City right of way area, a tree permit is required. . A tree permit application can be submitted on-line or in person in the Inspection Department at City Hall. The cost of the permit is $50.00 The City Forester is responsible for coordinating all new tree plantings and the permit will be issued by the City Forester and/or the City Building Official.

Prior to the tree planting, it is a legal requirement to determine all nearby underground utilities by calling 1-800-292-8989. Right of way areas with either underground or overhead utilities may prohibit new tree plantings.

Please contact the Public Works office at 832-9139 for assistance with the application process.

 
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