Environmental
A Pennsylvania property owner who wants to remove a large tree on their property near a stream should first check:
APREC guidelines on tree removal
BPADEP's Chapter 105 permits and local riparian buffer ordinances✓ Correct
COnly the municipal tree removal permit requirements
DThe neighbor's consent for any trees near property lines
Explanation
Riparian buffers (vegetated areas along streams) are regulated under Pennsylvania's Chapter 105 and local ordinances. Removing trees or vegetation in riparian buffer zones may require PADEP permits, and some municipalities prohibit removal of riparian buffer trees.
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