Can anyone tell me how high should a tree be from roadway?


Question:i would like to know on a legal sense how high should a tree & it branches be from the roadway as i have had damage to my tractor trailer done by a tree branch as i was proceeding to go up this street in oh i been looking on the websites for reference to this as i am now down because of this major damage to my box after a very large branch smash on to it and the city it happened in tell me it is up to the property owner but i need to know what high should these branches be from roadway surface HELP !!

Answers:
That depends upon the municipality or county ordinance for local roads. Each state has their standards for state and US highways.


Call your county commissioner the zoning varies.
18 feet
In my area, I type "www.CITY NAME.org" then search for 'forestry' title.

Ours state 18' from street, 14' from sidewalk
per city ordinance and the home owner (if rental, owner of property) is responsible for maintenance. Unless and unknown weak branch came down from storm - - act of God & you better have insurance on YOUR vehicle.

Check for a website link in your city or call park dept in local area if it is small area.

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