Kelowna By-law 8041, s. 10.4(a) — Tree Protection Bylaw
Tree Protection Bylaw
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a tree that in the opinion of the Director of Planning & Development Services, has been topped or pruned to the extent that it is unlikely to ever attain its natural, characteristic appearance;
- (b) a tree that in the opinion of the Director of Planning & Development Services, is so damaged that it will likely become diseased or die prematurely or other wise pose a dangerous condition that is hazardous to persons or property;
- (c) a tree that in the opinion of the Director of Planning & Development Services, is dead or dying to the extent that it will likely be dead within one year.
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- 10.4 Planting and maintenance requirements shall be specified in a replacement plan provided by a qualified person. Maintenance must include watering bags or Consolidated Bylaw No. 8041 –
- 10.4 For the purposes of computing the number of trees needed to satisfy the requirements of Section 10.1, the following cannot be counted as a retained tree or a transplanted tree re-located elsewhere on the site
- 11.0 RE-CONSIDERATION
- 11.1 Where an owner (or his authorized agent) of property subject to a decision made by the Director of Planning & Development Services pursuant to Section 6.0 of this bylaw is dissatisfied with the decision, the owner or agent may apply to the Council for re-consideration of the matter within 30 days of the decision being communicated to them provided
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