At minimum, the system should perform the following functions.

We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow bushleaning.bar more. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Question: How do I request tree removal service from the city?

Answer: You may contact the City's call center via telephone by dialing Links: City of Los Angeles. City of LA Dept of Public Works. City of LA Bureau of Street Services. Request: Tree Trimming. This system helps us track inquiries and respond to customers within 2 business days.

Search for address/intersection or click on the map to select location.

Non-emergency tree trimming activities like On Demand City Council requests, dead tree removals, stump removals, and oversight of contract tree trimmers, are tracked outside of the MyLA system.

If necessary, drag marker to desired location. Click"Submit" when complete. This helps us prevent automated programs from sending spam messages. Feb 21, Generally, tree trimming activities can be categorized as either emergency trimming, crown thinning, crown raising, or crown reduction.

7 The figure below describes these techniques and objectives. Public Works takes a risk management approach to street tree trimming, and the primary objective is public safety. May 03, Silver Lake Reservoir Tree Trimming. LADWP is creating a publicly accessible walkway adjacent to the northwest corner of Ivanhoe Reservoir.

As part of this project, some trees along the fence and pathway will be trimmed and one tree will be removed on Tuesday, February 6, to clear the way for the Ivanhoe pathway construction project.

A biologist will survey the trees before the trimming. LADWP said Glickstein needs to contact the city's public works department, so that crews can either cut around the tree or she can file a claim for damages. She said she has filed that claim and. It is a matter of public safety and for the reliability of the power grid.

California regulations require utilities to trim trees or vegetation so they don’t grow into or fall into high-voltage power lines, which could not only cause a power outage, but could spark a fire or be a danger to the public.