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2006 New York Code - Removal Of Trees.



 
  § 9-1501. Removal of trees.
    No person shall cut, pull or dig up for the purpose of removal, injure
  or  destroy or cause to be so removed, injured or destroyed, any tree on
  the lands of another without consent of the owner.  Any  peace  officer,
  acting  pursuant  to  his  or  her special duties, or police officer may
  enforce the provisions of this section.

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