Circle City Trees
10795 E 300 S, Zionsville, IN 46077
“Just got our new tree put in, the process from start to finish was great! When we first visited to pick out our tree, the gentleman (I think Matt? He…”
caleb warren · a year ago · Google

Answered for Whitestown, Boone County.
This is a geometry problem, and it is almost always solvable without losing the tree. What blocks a driver is the band of foliage roughly between a seated driver's eye height and the height of a truck's mirrors — everything above that band is irrelevant to visibility. So "the tree is in the way" almost always means "about eight feet of the tree is in the way," and the remedy is to lift the crown clear of that band, not to take the tree out. In Whitestown — Anson, Walker Farms and The Neighborhoods at Anson included, that's normally a tree trimming job at $250–$1,400. Within weeks.
Two providers split the town: Boone Power (formerly Boone REMC) and Duke Energy Indiana — IURC GIS returns Duke at the town center and Boone County REMC on the west side. Boone Power runs a continuous survey program with a staff arborist rather than a fixed rotation, and its contractors clear limbs growing through or above the overhead lines; its published homeowner guidance is to plant large-maturing trees roughly 50 feet away from utility lines and keep 20 feet clear around poles. Which company serves a given address depends on the parcel, so verify before scheduling work near a line.
Young, planted, and legally curated rather than inherited. Whitestown's UDO Approved Plant List leans heavily on oaks and maples — white, swamp white, bur, shingle, chinkapin, Shumard, northern red and pin oak alongside red, sugar, black and Freeman maple — with sycamore and London planetree for large-scale sites, so most removals here are storm damage, construction conflict and HOA-driven work rather than failing 70-year-old giants. Ash is explicitly off the planting list for emerald ash borer and Callery pear is on the town's own Prohibited Plant List.
No permit is required to remove a tree on private property in Whitestown, with one big exception that catches residents off guard: if your lot touches a recorded Tree Preservation Easement (T.P.E.) shown on the subdivision plat, the easement controls. Inside a T.P.E. you may remove invasive species, dead and fallen material, vines, and hazardous or at-risk trees and plant natives — but mowing, seeding, sodding, gardens, fire pits, sheds, fences, pools, tree houses and playground equipment are prohibited, all work must follow ANSI Z133.1 and A300 practice, and anyone who damages protected trees must replace them at minimum 3-inch caliper. UDO Chapter 5 governs landscaping for new development, and the Prohibited Plant List — which cannot satisfy any ordinance requirement — includes Callery pear, Norway maple, Amur maple, hedge maple, tree of heaven and Russian olive. Callery pear is a LOCAL Whitestown prohibition, not a state ban: 312 IAC 18-3-25 covers 44 species and Pyrus calleryana is not one of them.
Street right-of-way is dedicated to the Town of Whitestown on the subdivision plat, but maintenance responsibility is unusually explicit here: in the Anson core-area district the UDO states outright that street trees "shall be maintained by the ownership association." Practically, in most Whitestown subdivisions the HOA — not the individual homeowner and not the town — is responsible for the trees along the street frontage, and HOA approval is usually the real gate on curb-strip work. In that district street trees run one per 40 feet of frontage (30-50 feet on center where utilities interfere), set in 5x5 tree grates with vaults, raised beds, or a road verge at least 5 feet wide.
10795 E 300 S, Zionsville, IN 46077
“Just got our new tree put in, the process from start to finish was great! When we first visited to pick out our tree, the gentleman (I think Matt? He…”
caleb warren · a year ago · Google
5155 Old 106th St, Zionsville, IN 46077
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Martin Radtke · a year ago · Google
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Rich Koopmann · 4 months ago · Google
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Patty Buckhorn · 5 years ago · Google
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Info Eagle arborist · 6 months ago · Google
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Clint Collins · 2 years ago · Google
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