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Division 9 — PLANT PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT›Chapter 3 — MOUNTAIN FOREST AND VALLEY TREE CONSERVATION

89.0305 Scope.

Yucaipa Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-10 · Yucaipa

(a) Private Tree Harvesting

The provisions of this chapter shah apply to all native trees (except for oak trees) growing on private land within the City of Yucaipa and on public land owned by the City of Yucaipa.

(b) Commercial Tree Harvesting

The commercial harvesting of trees shall be prohibited, except as allowed by and authorized by the State Department of Forestry and Fire Protection in accordance with the Forest Practice Act of 1973, as amended.

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▸Contents — Yucaipa Zoning Code
Yucaipa Zoning Code
  1. Division 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  2. Division 2 — REVIEWING AUTHORITIES
  3. Division 3 — PROCEDURES
  4. Division 1
  5. Division 2
  6. Division 3
  7. Division 4
  8. Division 5
  9. Division 6
  10. Division 7
  11. Division 4 — LAND USES
  12. Division 6 — PLANNING AREAS
  13. Division 7 — GENERAL DESIGN STANDARDS
  14. Division 8 — SPECIFIC USE DESIGN STANDARDS
  15. ▸Division 9 — PLANT PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT
    Overview
    1. 89.0101 Purpose.
    2. 89.0105 Intent.
    3. 89.0110 Scope.
    4. 89.0115 Removal Permit.
    5. 89.0120 Findings for Removal.
    6. 89.0125 Plot Plan Requirements.
    7. 89.0130 Construction Standards.
    8. 89.0145 Penalties.
    9. Chapter 2 — TREE PROTECTION FROM INSECTS AND DISEASES
    10. ▸Chapter 3 — MOUNTAIN FOREST AND VALLEY TREE CONSERVATION
      Overview
      1. 89.0301 Purpose.
      2. 89.0305 Scope.
      3. 89.0315 Subject Trees.
    11. Chapter 4 — RIPARIAN PLANT CONSERVATION
    12. Chapter 5 — OAK TREE CONSERVATION
  16. Division 10 — SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION
  17. Division 11 — PUBLIC FACILITIES FINANCING

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