Tree removal in Lilburn, Georgia

Who decides about a tree in Lilburn

Lilburn is an incorporated city, so its own tree and development rules apply rather than Gwinnett County’s. Call city hall or the city’s planning office before removing a healthy tree, and ask about a dead one as well: Atlanta, for one, sends an arborist to look at a dead tree before it comes down.

Outside the cities, Gwinnett County has its own rules; see Gwinnett County. What applies across the metro, and what the counties publish, is in Permits.

A tree that has already fallen, a tree on a line and a tree on a house have their own steps: tree on the house, tree on a line.

If a tree is on a power line

Call the utility before anyone else; your bill says which one it is. Across Gwinnett County, federal service-territory records list Georgia Power, City of Buford, City of Lawrenceville, City of Norcross, Jackson Electric Member Corp, Sawnee Electric Membership Corporation, Walton Electric Member Corp.

Georgia Power: 1-888-891-0938, or 911 to have a downed line blocked off. Co-op and city customers: the outage number on the bill.

Georgia Power storm center · EIA-861, 2024

Questions worth reading in Lilburn

• Hanging limbFEMA rates strong wind relatively high here
• The neighbor’s tree7 in 10 homes are houses on their own lots
• After a storm9 storm reports naming trees near Lilburn
• Tree on a power lineFEMA rates ice storms relatively high here
• What it costs
• Tree on the house

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