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Maybe! It will depend on your council and any planning overlays (e.g., VPO, ESO) or Significant/Exceptional Tree listings. From September 2025, a new clause regarding canopy trees has been introduced to all planning schemes in Victoria. This clause, Clause 52.37, requires a permit to remove, destroy or lop a canopy tree.
A qualified arborist, like the team at MTS, can look at your property and overlays to determine whether your tree can be removed without a permit. We’ll help you with any necessary reports and permits needed to remove a canopy tree/overlay tree and complete the tree removal works once permission is granted.
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