Did you know that Christmas tree cutting permits are required in Arizona? The state runs a 'tag' system, whereby people who want to cut down a Christmas tree must apply for a Christmas tree cutting permit or tag in October or November. In previous years, an application could be completed online. However, the Internet system of applying for a Christmas tree cutting permit in Arizona is being phased out. In 2009, people in Arizona who want a Christmas tree cutting permit must visit a designated store. The tags are being sold at Big 5 Sporting Goods locations throughout Arizona and cost $15.00. Tags are limited for each area of forest and as of October, many locations have sold the majority of Christmas tree cutting tags available. Therefore, make sure to call the Big 5 Sporting Goods store in advance to see if Christmas tree cutting permits are still available.
The rules for Christmas tree cutting permits in Arizona are as follows: Trees are allowed to be cut from November 21 to December 24. Each household is allowed only one tree cutting permit. Christmas Tree cutting permits may only be used by individuals, not companies, schools, churches, organizations, etc. Only trees from specifically designated areas may be cut. There are no refunds on Christmas tree cutting permits, so plan your location and time to cut carefully. It makes sense to choose and cut a tree well in advance of in case there is bad weather. Be sure to read the information pack which comes with the Christmas tree cutting tag. It includes lots of important information about Christmas tree cutting in Arizona.
The Tonto National Forest website is very informative for people who want to get a Christmas tree cutting permit in Arizona. It includes details on which forest areas are accessible with the Christmas tree cutting permit. It also shows what species of trees can be cut with the Christmas tree cutting permit. It even includes descriptions of the various tree types, to help you choose a Christmas tree. Visit the Tonto National Forest website link listed at the end of this article to find out more.
Published by Mara Oakes
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Post a CommentI'm embarrassed to say that I didn't even know you needed a permit.