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Edmonton By-law 14600, s. 18.1(2) — Community Standards Bylaw

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Unless otherwise ordered or permitted by an Inspector,

a person shall not prune, cause or permit the pruning of an elm tree after March 31 and before October 1 in any year. BOULEVARD ELM 36 Notwithstanding any other provision of this bylaw a person shall TREES not:

  • (a) remove or damage any elm tree on a boulevard; or
  • (b) prune, cut, repair or perform any other work on any elm tree on a boulevard;

unless ordered or permitted to do so by the City Manager. ELM TREE 37 (1) A person shall not bring, cause or permit to be brought into the TRANSPORTATION City an elm tree:

  • STORAGE USE AND SALE
  • (a) suffering from Dutch elm disease caused by the fungus:
  • (i) Ophiostoma ulmi (Buis.);
  • (ii) Ceratocystis ulmi (Buis.); or
  • (iii) Ophiostoma novo-ulmi (Brasier); or Bylaw 14600 Page 20 of 29
  • (b) carrying or infected by:
  • (i) the Native elm bark beetle ( Hylurgopinus rufipes ); or
  • (ii) the European elm bark beetle ( Scolytus multistriatius ).

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