Selected for high survival and upright growth habit.

BLACK WALNUT. Fruit: ”–2” nut Growth Rate: Fast Lifespan: Long Shape: Oval Height: >40’ Width: 40’ Fall Color: Fair Salt Tolerance: Poor Moisture: Dry to moist Exposure: Full sun SHAGBARK HICKORY.

Fruit: ” nut Growth Rate: Slow Lifespan: Long Shape: Oval Height: 20’–40’ Width: 30’ Fall Color: Poor Salt Tolerance: Fair Moisture: Dry to wet. Approved Street Trees This guide provides a list of approved street trees for planting in the City of Sioux Falls. A street tree is a tree growing in the parking strip or the green area between a curb and a sidewalk. The selection of these trees is based on the ability of a tree to grow in our environment and its ability to co-exist with.

The street tree planting permit is the process used to document new street trees which are planted in the parking strip (area between the curb and sidewalk).

Please review the Parking Strip Plantings brochure before planning your parking strip landscaping as well. You can find more information on the new parking strip ordinance on Code. Trees must be 1 inch in diameter or larger measured 6 inches above the ground. Trees shall not be planted under power lines unless approved. Trees shall be planted at least 40 feet apart except where otherwise permitted.

Trees shall be placed at least 10 feet from a fire hydrant. Trees shall be placed at least 10 feet from a driveway. Trees. See City Ordinance Chapter 94 for regulations governing vegetation.

The most common issues addressed are low hanging branches over streets and sidewalks. Property owners are also required to remove dead and diseased trees. Tree in Violation of Code. Tree Brought Into Code Compliance. Tree in Violation of Code. Boulevard Tree Placement Policy - The City of Sioux Falls has established boulevard tree placement regulations.

Those regulations include application for a permit, a strict tree species list of approved trees and placement regulations that includes minimum boulevard widths.