(1) The provisions of this chapter do not apply to:(1) Work conducted on property owned by the Federal Government;(2) Activities that have minor effect on trees, such as collecting fruit from trees, home gardening and landscaping of an individual’s yard immediately surrounding a home;(3) Instances where a tree comes into contact with public infrastructure, such as overhead power transmission lines, where immediate action is required for the protection of life, limb, or property;(4) When a state of emergency has been declared by the Governor and emergency work of public infrastructure is required and compliance would impede the work; and(5) Any other circumstances that represent an immediate danger or hazard to public safety.
(1) Work conducted on property owned by the Federal Government;
(2) Activities that have minor effect on trees, such as collecting fruit from trees, home gardening and landscaping of an individual’s yard immediately surrounding a home;
(3) Instances where a tree comes into contact with public infrastructure, such as overhead power transmission lines, where immediate action is required for the protection of life, limb, or property;
(4) When a state of emergency has been declared by the Governor and emergency work of public infrastructure is required and compliance would impede the work; and
(5) Any other circumstances that represent an immediate danger or hazard to public safety.