Kelowna By-law 8041, s. 7.2(a) — Tree Protection Bylaw
Tree Protection Bylaw
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the replacement of any protected tree that is cut down with a tree or trees of a size and species and at such location or locations as the Director of Planning & Development Services or his/her designate may specify;
- (b) the posting of security with the City of Kelowna in accordance with Section 8.0 of this bylaw as security for the planting and maintenance of replacement trees;
- (c) that the employees and authorized agents of the City of Kelowna be permitted to enter onto the land at any reasonable time to carry out assessments and inspections to determine whether the terms of this bylaw are being complied with;
- (d) that a person who obtains a permit pursuant to the provisions of this bylaw shall comply with all applicable City of Kelowna bylaws and any other applicable land use restrictions that may be registered in the Land Title Office against title to the lands from which trees are removed;
- (e) that a permit issued pursuant to the terms of this bylaw shall be valid for a period not to exceed one (1) year with the potential for one additional year subject to approval of the Director of Planning & Development Services. BL12025 amended Section 8
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- 7.1(a)
- 7.2 Upon receipt of an application for a Permit the Director of Planning & Development Services may issue a permit with or without conditions, including but not limited to any of the following
- 8.0 SECURITY DEPOSIT
- 8.1 At the discretion of the Director of Planning & Development Services, the applicant is required to submit a security deposit for full and proper compliance with all terms and conditions in the permit, including provision of all replacement trees, materials and maintenance required for site reinstatement
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