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		Overview The Forestry Unit of Parks and Recreation is responsible for over 124,000 public property trees throughout the city. As part of this responsibility, Forestry deals with boulevard and park tree planting, maintenance and removal, trimming, wood recycling and education.

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All tree contractors working on private trees, stumps, and limbs larger than two inches in diameter in the City of Saint Paul shall be licensed by the Department of Safety and Inspection. Additionally, all work on public property trees must be permitted by Saint Paul Forestry before work is scheduled.
Spring boulevard and park tree planting will begin as soon as the snow melts and the ground is thawed out, probably around the second week of May. Structured removal streets, completed RSVP streets and districts 3, 5, 7 and 16 will be planted this spring and fall.

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Information Tree Care Tree Health Tree Maintenance Tree Permit Application Tree Planting Donate a Tree Publications Street and Park Tree Master Plan Urban Canopy Assessment 2011: Atlas Minnesota Shade Tree Advocate Schedules Boulevard Tree Planting Boulevard Tree Trimming/Pruning Community Partners Dovetail Partners Hamline Midway Environment Group Minnesota Shade Tree Advisory Committee Saint Paul Tree Advisory Panel University of Minnesota Urban Forestry Extension Urban Forestry and Horticultural Research Nursery Contact Us Follow us on Facebook for watering reminders, tree care tips, and event updates.
		Urban Tree Canopy Explore the trees of Saint Paul and learn how trees provide benefits to our community and the environment.
		Landmark Tree Program Help us locate, document, and compile a record of remarkable trees within the City of Saint Paul.
		Emerald Ash Borer Learn about the City of Saint Paul's efforts to combat this invasive pest and find out how you can help.

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