Tree removal in Regency Park 5010
Thinking of removing or pruning a tree in Regency Park? The rules here are set by Port Adelaide Enfield. Check whether you likely need approval, then get free quotes from licensed local arborists.
Tree rules in Regency Park
Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016 + Planning and Design Code — Regulated and Significant Trees.
✓ Statewide rule — South Australia applies one rule across its council areas. official source ↗
Which trees are protected in Port Adelaide Enfield?
In SA, a 'regulated tree' (trunk circumference 1m+ / about 32cm diameter at 1m height) generally needs development approval to remove — with exemptions for small trees, certain species, and trees within 3m of a dwelling.
When you may not need approval
- Trees with a trunk circumference under 1 metre (about 32cm diameter at 1m height).
- Within 3 metres of an existing dwelling or in-ground pool on the same allotment — except Willow Myrtle, Angophora, Corymbia or Eucalyptus.
- One of the ~24 exotic species exempted by the Minister (e.g. some pines, willows).
- Dead trees, and trees that are an imminent risk to life or property.
Do I need a permit in Regency Park?
Answer a few questions for an instant, indicative result based on Port Adelaide Enfield's rules.
Fill in the tree details and we'll estimate whether you likely need council approval.