Chapter 24 Right-of-way Street Tree Standards - City of Champaign

CHAPTER 24: RIGHT-OF-WAY STREET TREE STANDARDSTREES THAT MAY BE PLANTED ALONG PUBLICRIGHTS-OF-WAY IN CHAMPAIGNSmall Trees:Note: Small trees only permitted for use where overhead restrictions exist (i.e., utility lines).Crabapple(cultivars resistant to apple scab)Hawthorn (thornless)HornbeamCorneliancherry dogwood Japanese tree lilac RedbudKousa dogwood Amur maple ServiceberryLaurel magnoliaLoebner magnoliaPagoda dogwood Paperbark maple Carolina silverbellTatarian mapleTree form viburnumMedium to Large Trees:Black alder Sugar hackberry Bur oakBlue ash European hornbeam Chinkapin oakWhite ash Ironwood Overcup oakBaldcypress Katsura Red oakBasswood Crimean linden Shingle oakAmerican beech Littleleaf linden Swamp white oakEuropean beech Silver linden White oakAmur corktree Cucumbertree magnolia Dawn redwoodElm Black maple Hardy rubber tree(cultivars resistant to Dutch elm disease) Freeman maple SassafrasTurkish filbert Hedge maple TuliptreeGinkgo (male)GoldenraintreeMiyabe mapleRed mapleBlack tupeloYellowoodHackberry Sugar maple Japanese zelkovaTREES THAT MAY NOT BE PLANTED ALONG PUBLICRIGHTS-OF-WAY IN CHAMPAIGNApple Siberian elm Russian oliveArborvitae Slippery elm Osage orangeGreen ash Empress tree PeachMountain ash Fir PearRiver birch Hemlock Callery pearWhite birch Hickory PecanBoxelder Honeylocust PineOhio buckeye Horsechestnut PlumButternut Juniper PoplarCatalpa Black locust SpruceCedar Norway maple SweetgumCherry Silver maple SycamoreChestnut Mimosa tree Tree of HeavenCottonwood Mulberry WalnutFlowering dogwood Pin oak WillowAmerican elmScarlet oakStandard Attachment 24.02City of Champaign Manual of Practice March 2002