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Have your say on proposed new rules around trees on private property
Inner West Council was formed in 2016 from the amalgamation of three former councils. Plans that guide tree management from the former councils still apply.
These proposed changes to the current DCPs will make the management of trees on private land across the Inner West consistent including controls for tree pruning and removals.
Have your say on proposed new rules around trees on private property
Inner West Council was formed in 2016 from the amalgamation of three former councils. Plans that guide tree management from the former councils still apply.
These proposed changes to the current DCPs will make the management of trees on private land across the Inner West consistent including controls for tree pruning and removals.
A report will come back to a meeting of the elected Council on 11 February 2020. Councillors will consider all feedback before adopting the final document. Everyone who makes a submission and provides an email address will be advised of the decision. The decision will be reported in Council’s page in the local newspaper.
Once adopted, the following current DCPs will be amended:
