However the disposal of tree limbs and branches after removal are.

MnDOT Pruning & Removal Guidelines. REASONS The following list represents some of the reasons for the need to prune or remove woody vegetation on MnDOT rights of way and MnDOT managed lands: Safety – Tree or tree part removal based on a risk assessment for that given tree.

Pruning. Projects clearing trees within miles of a known northern long-eared bat hibernaculum and/or miles of a known northern long-eared bat maternity roost tree shall contact OES to consult with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service before initiating tree clearing.

Projects occurring greater than miles from known hibernacula and maternity roost trees shall contact OES to consult with U.S. Fish and Wildlife. MN DNR State Land Rutting Guidelines. Purpose. Minnesota’s Site-Level Forest Management Guidelines recommend minimizing rutting of forest management sites to protect site productivity, hydrologic function and water quality, reduce erosion, and minimize impacts to flora and fauna.

In most. DNR's Urban & Community Forestry Team will review and evaluate grant applications, and prioritize proposals.

Cleveland, another large city in the state, also has no provisions in its municipal code in regards to tree removal on private property.

The UCF Grants Steering Committee will recommend projects and award amounts. DNR will review all committee recommendations and is responsible for final award decisions. Grantees will be notified by Monday, April 12, Don't import materials to Minnesota that could harbor EAB such as firewood and all ash material.

Don't move firewood unless it's MDA Certified firewood (look for the MDA Certified Seal) Remember that it is illegal to move all non-coniferous firewood outside of EAB quarantine areas and into Minnesota.