Tree Removal in Farragut, TN

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Farragut

Tree work in Farragut neighborhoods

Farragut is a separate town in west Knox County with its own municipal code, so the City of Knoxville's tree ordinance doesn't apply here. If your home is in a subdivision with an HOA, its covenants may add rules of their own.

Check your HOA first. If you have an HOA, read its covenants for anything about removing or replanting trees.
Street and public trees. Farragut's Public Tree Care Ordinance (Ordinance 22-02) covers trees on public property, and the Tree Board assists Town staff (Town of Farragut). Don't cut those yourself.
Ash trees. Emerald ash borer was first found in Tennessee in Knox County in 2010 (TN.gov). The beetle attacks and kills ash trees, so have a dead or declining ash near your house looked at.

Arborist in a harness cutting a tree trunk with a chainsaw — Photo is illustrative (stock image), not a specific Farragut job.

Local rules

Farragut tree rules at a glance

Chapter 113 (Tree Protection), §113-4, exempts "activities conducted by an owner on his lot of residence," but not the removal of more than one acre of tree cover within a consecutive three-year period (Farragut Code, Ch. 113).
§113-4 also exempts removal of hazardous trees, but that exemption requires coordination with the Town.
Under §113-27, a grading or land disturbance permit is issued only after the tree preservation/removal plan has been approved.
Trees on public property fall under the Public Tree Care Ordinance (Ordinance 22-02); the Tree Board assists Town staff.
Questions about the Tree Protection Ordinance go to Farragut Planning & Zoning.

Check with your city; rules change. This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice. Confirm with the official office before work starts. Full details in the permit guide.

Sources: Town of Farragut Tree Board · Town of Farragut Permitting Information · Farragut Code of Ordinances, Ch. 113 (Municode) · Town of Farragut Planning Codes · Farragut Planning & Zoning

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