TR-2026-012

The City of Cupertino has issued a permit for the removal of three protected Coast Redwoods located in the HOA-owned common area adjacent to 10855 Sweet Oak Street within the Glenoaks Park Villas community. The trees to be removed have diameters of 26 inches, 23 inches, and 28 inches and are classified as development trees under local regulations. In accordance with mitigation requirements, the permit mandates the planting of six replacement trees: two 24-inch-box Magnolia grandiflora ‘Little Gem’ trees in Replacement Area A and four 24-inch-box Lagerstroemia x ‘Centennial Spirit’ Crape Myrtle trees in Replacement Area B, as specified in the approved replacement tree plan. This action is part of a regulated process to maintain canopy cover and environmental quality in the common area while accommodating necessary development or safety measures. The permit, designated as TR-2026-012, was posted on June 29, 2026, and falls under the jurisdiction of the City of Cupertino’s permitting authority. The primary point of contact for permit-related inquiries is Catherine Tarone, Permit Technician, reachable via email and phone, with Heather Sutton of West Valley Arborists listed as another contact for technical coordination. The worksite is located in Cupertino, California, within the 95014 ZIP code, and all activities must comply with municipal tree protection and replacement guidelines. No set-aside or NAICS codes are specified, indicating this is a direct municipal regulatory action rather than a federally funded procurement. The permit portal link provides access to further documentation and regulatory context for this specific tree removal and replacement initiative.