Surrey : Règlement no 16100, art. 64 — Tree Protection Bylaw
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64. No demolition permit, building permit or tree cutting permit shall be issued before the tree protection barrier has been installed and approved by the General Manager.
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- 62 Where a tree that is not a protected tree is proposed to be retained within a proposed subdivision, and where the tree is the same size or larger than the size of the required replacement tree, the retained tree may be considered as one (1) of the replacement trees required for that lot, provided that it is growing in a location that does not conflict with proposed buildings, driveways, services or the construction of those buildings, driveways or services. If the number of trees retained on one (1) lot exceeds the number of replacement trees required for that lot, the extra trees may be credited against other lots
- 63 Where excavation, demolition, construction, or engineering works are occurring within ten (10) metres of the trunk of a protected tree, and the proposed work may directly have a negative impact upon a protected tree, a tree protection barrier must be installed around the protected tree in accordance with Schedule "C". A tree protection barrier may also be required at the discretion of the General Manager
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- 66 Site disturbance within the tree protection zone is prohibited including, but not limited to, site grading, deposition or storage of soil or any other any material, disposal of any toxic material, access by any vehicular traffic or heavy equipment, storage of construction equipment, excavation, or use of the area as an amenity space during construction
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