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Burlington By-law 040-2022, s. 7.7(a) — Private Tree By-law

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the application for a tree permit is incomplete;

  • (b) the application is for the destruction or injury of a healthy tree and there are reasonable alternatives to the injury or destruction of the tree;
  • (c) the application is for the destruction of a significant tree and there are reasonable alternatives to the injury or destruction of the tree;
  • (d) the methods proposed in the application or the results to be achieved are, in the opinion of the Manager, not in accordance with good arboricultural practice;
  • (e) a person or property will be adversely affected;
  • (f) a nuisance may occur;
  • (g) as a result of the removal of a tree, flood or erosion control, slope stability or the ecological integrity of a natural area may be negatively affected; or
  • (h) the permissions required by section 5.1(b) and
  • (c) of this By-law have not been obtained.

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