A Largo mailing address does not settle whether a property is inside the City of Largo. What Largo's code requires to remove a tree, for homeowners, property managers and builders.

Inside Safety Harbor a Protected Tree needs a City Tree Removal Permit unless a section 153.03 exemption applies. What the code protects, the fees and replacement rules for homes and for commercial, multifamily and HOA property, Grand Trees, dead trees, the Florida Statute 163.045 route, and the full development track for builders and contractors, read from the code itself.

Inside Clearwater city limits a protected tree or palm needs a City tree removal permit on every kind of property, and Pinellas County's tree ordinance is not switched off by the city line. The homeowner rules, the $15 fee, the $48 per inch replacement and penalty figures, and the full development and commercial track: building permit sequencing, submittals, barricades, clearing permits, right-of-way work and contractor exposure, read from the code itself.

Inside Tarpon Springs a non-exempt tree of 4 inches DBH or more needs a City tree removal permit, and a Cabbage or Sabal Palm needs one at any size. The homeowner rules, fees, replacement ladders, appeal windows and penalties, and the full development and commercial track: building permit sequencing, submittals, the 20-foot barricade rule, the minimum tree table, the Tree Bank, clearing and fill, right-of-way work and contractor exposure, read from the code itself.

Dunedin's code says every protected tree stays on site. What is protected at 4 inches DBH, the exempt species, palms, Grand Trees, pruning limits, the $25.00 Tree Permit fee and replacement rules, plus the full development and commercial track: filing with the building permit, the Tree Preservation Plan, barricades, fines on the contractor of record, right-of-way work and appeals, read from the code itself.