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Tree removal in Strathmore Heights 3041

Thinking of removing or pruning a tree in Strathmore Heights? The rules here are set by Moonee Valley. Check whether you likely need approval, then get free quotes from licensed local arborists.

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Tree rules in Strathmore Heights

Planning and Environment Act 1987 + local planning scheme overlays (Vegetation Protection, Significant Landscape, Environmental Significance); VicSmart fast-track permits.

● Researched· last checked 2026-06-29official source ↗

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

Which trees are protected in Moonee Valley?

Trees about 35cm trunk (council states ~110cm trunk circumference) or larger are generally protected and need approval.

Moonee Valley Activities and General Amenities Local Law 2018 (Section 4.31) protects two categories: (1) Canopy Trees—defined by trunk circumference ≥110cm at 1.5m height; (2) Significant Trees—listed on Moonee Valley Significant Tree Register (assessed via 12 National Trust criteria for historical, scientific, social, or aesthetic value). Environmental Significance Overlay (ESO) provides statutory additional protection for listed trees in Planning Scheme Clause 42.01.

When you may not need approval

  • Minor pruning: branches ≤10cm diameter
  • Maximum 10% annual canopy removal
  • Compliant with Australian Standard AS4373-2007
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Do I need a permit in Strathmore Heights?

Answer a few questions for an instant, indicative result based on Moonee Valley's rules.

Checking against Moonee Valley (for Strathmore Heights).

Tip: Moonee Valley measures trunk size as council states ~110cm trunk circumference — confirm the exact figure on their page.

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