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Beaches in Bayside

Report a public tree issue

Trees on private property

Bayside walks

Trees on private property

Protecting trees, overlays and types of permits Permit guide: tree pruning and maintenance Permit guide: tree removals on private property Significant tree register Nominate a tree for our significant tree register

Caring for our public trees

Our street tree maintenance program Our tree planting program Pruning Tree removals Report tree vandalism Guidelines for working near council trees

When planning development works, the nominated access points to the applicable private property must be used.

Council will not provide access to public land in order to facilitate works on private land. Public land is used by our community for a variety of purposes including transport and recreation. Allowing third parties to utilise this public space for development purposes (such as renovations, construction works etc) impacts community use and increases public safety risk and damage to Council assets. Any request to access to public land for development purposes will not be approved by Council.