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Tree removal in Menindee 2879

Thinking of removing or pruning a tree in Menindee? The rules here are set by Central Darling Shire Council. Check whether you likely need approval, then get free quotes from licensed local arborists.

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Tree rules in Menindee

State Environmental Planning Policy (Biodiversity and Conservation) 2021, Ch. 2 (Vegetation in Non-Rural Areas) + each council's Development Control Plan (DCP).

โ— Researchedยท last checked 2026-06-28official source โ†—

Compiled from the council's published rules and cross-checked. Always confirm with the council.

Which trees are protected in Central Darling Shire Council?

Trees about 29cm trunk (council states ~90cm trunk circumference) or larger are generally protected and need approval.

Central Darling DCP (2024) does not contain numeric tree removal thresholds; only requires retention of significant trees without definition. Tree removal on private land is controlled by state legislation (Part 5A Local Land Services Act 2013), not council. Rural landholder allowable activities include Pasture Expansion which permits removal of trees up to 90cm DBHOB; larger trees are protected. Central Darling is served by Western Local Land Services region.

When you may not need approval

  • Allowable activities under Division 4 and Schedule 5A of Part 5A LLS Act; trees over 90cm DBHOB must be retained
Full Central Darling Shire Council tree rules โ†’

Do I need a permit in Menindee?

Answer a few questions for an instant, indicative result based on Central Darling Shire Council's rules.

Checking against Central Darling Shire Council (for Menindee).

Tip: Central Darling Shire Council measures trunk size as council states ~90cm trunk circumference โ€” confirm the exact figure on their page.

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