Specimen tree definition
Specimen tree means a tree that is particularly impressive or unusual example of a species due to its size, shape, age, or any other trait that epitomizes the character of the species as further described in the most recent version of the Trees Technical Manual.
Specimen tree means any tree which that has been individually designated by the local governing body to be notable by virtue of its outstanding size and quality for its particular species.
Specimen tree means an exemplary tree of good health and true to species habit and form, containing a minimum caliper of 1 ½ inches.
More Definitions of Specimen tree
Specimen tree means a tree of exceptional size, form, or rarity.
Specimen tree means any tree meeting the criteria established by resolution of the city council by species and size of tree which is thereby presumed to possess distinctive form, size or age, and to be an outstanding specimen of a desirable species and to warrant the protections of this chapter.
Specimen tree means any tree which that has been individually designated by the local governing
Specimen tree means any tree of the Quercus varieties (Oak) with a trunk measuring twenty-five (25) inches or greater in circumference; or any tree of the Schinus varieties (Pepper) and Platanus varieties (Sycamore), with trunks measuring fifty (50) inches or greater in circumference; measurements of circumference shall be taken at a point four (4) feet above ground level.
Specimen tree means any tree that has been individually designated by the County Board to be notable by virtue of its outstanding size and quality for its particular species.
Specimen tree means a live tree with a trunk measuring 12 or more inches in diameter as measured at 3 feet from the ground.
Specimen tree means any tree or grouping of trees that has been determined by the urban forester to be of high value because of its species, size, age, form or historical significance.