Woodinville WA Tree Preservation

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The City is committed to developing and improving the capacity of the Woodinville community to plant and care for trees in parks, along streets, and in other urban settings. The City's vision for the year 2015 is that its community urban forest is a reflection of the City's health, well-being and livability.

Trees keep air supply fresh by absorbing carbon dioxide and producing oxygen. They improve water quality by slowing and filtering rain water as well as protecting aquifers and watersheds. Trees provide shade and shelter which reduce heating and cooling costs and protect wildlife habitat.

UPDATE: On Tuesday, March 17, 2009, the City Council adopted the new tree regulations for the City of Woodinville . Please click on the attached link to review the New Tree Regulations as adopted by Ordinance 478. Ordinance 478

Ordinance 478 Tree Protection Regulations Key Elements

Tree Preservation Programs & Regulations

• Heritage Tree Program

• Plant Species List

• Tree Tribute Program

• Woodinville Zoning Code

Tree Care & Preservation Documents

• Commercial Design Standards

• Community Urban Forestry Plan

• Comprehensive Plan

• Heritage Tree Nomination Form

• Tree Board Application