McKinney public record update: TEST - Tree Preservation | McKinney, TX - Official Website

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The purpose of the tree preservation ordinance is to preserve, protect, and enhance existing trees and natural landscapes to contribute to a safe and livable community; to enhance a positive community image that attracts new residents and business enterprises; and to support the long-term viability of existing trees through protection measures that promote the natural, ecological, environmental, and aesthetic qualities of the City.

The Director of Planning, or their designee, is appointed by the City Manager to administer city ordinances related to tree preservation.

Find out which plants are approved for landscape (Appendix 2A of the UDC)

Read Section 404A of the UDC to see if you need a permit.

Tree Permit Application & Checklist

Statement of No Trees Application

Submit a Tree Permit via the Citizen Self Service (CSS) portal.

Tree Mitigation

Tue, 25 Aug 2026 10:34 -0600

Analysis: This retained record is a bounded snapshot of what the approved source reported on the stated date. Readers should consult the complete source and later official updates before relying on timing, scope, cost, outcomes, or effects on a specific person or property; those questions require separate, current evidence.

Marketplace context

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Unknown fields are not inferred from generic article text. Marketplace actions remain subject to the reviewed opportunity and current runtime gates.

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