Other common Brisbane trees are the Mango species mangifera indica, Poinciana species delonix.

Use this form to request maintenance of any Council tree in the Brisbane City Council area. Council does not maintain trees on private property and is unable to assist with trees interfering with powerlines or telephone/TV lines. To report an urgent or public safety issue, phone Council on 07 To report a tree that has fallen on, or caused damage to, a powerline, please contact Energex on 13 19 Report it: Tree removal.

Other common Brisbane trees are the Mango species mangifera indica, Poinciana species delonix regia, Jacaranda species jacaranda mimosifolia, Hoop pine species araucaria cunninghamii, Bunya pine species araucaria bidwillii, Queensland Kauri pine species agathis robusta, Queensland blue gum or Forest red gum species eucalyptus tereticonis, Tallow wood species eucalyptus microcorys, and Scribbly gum species eucalyptus racemosa.

You can use this form to request the removal of a Council tree (any tree not on private property) in the Brisbane City Council area. To report an urgent or public safety issue, phone Council on 07 Note: all questions are mandatory unless otherwise advised.

Minor street tree pruning includes removing small branches overhanging the front fence, driveway or footpath. Council prunes all other trees, including park trees.

Guidelines are available to help permit holders undertake minor pruning. Permits include a clear set of conditions to comply with.

So there you have it, part 1 of our series on the top 10 worst trees in Brisbane!

May 12, Fines for illegal tree removal in Brisbane city is not specifically outlined, but going by previous cases and surrounding council area, you could face fines of up to 10, for remove a protected tree without first acquiring approval. Brisbane City Council Tree Preservation order – shrubpruning.barted Reading Time: 6 mins.

Mar 10, Tree Removal & Pruning Guidelines in the Brisbane City Council. Before you undertake any significant work on your private trees within the Brisbane City Council region, you may need to apply for a permit from the Council. These permits are a form of local tree protections that are intended to preserve the urban forest and protect trees of significant value to the shrubpruning.barted Reading Time: 5 mins.

If the tree or vegetation is on Council land, such as in a park, you should contact Council to request work. If the tree or vegetation is a street tree, you can apply for a permit to carry out minor pruning work.