Markham By-law 2023-164, s. 8(a) — Tree Preservation By-law
Tree Preservation By-law
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a completed Permit application form as prescribed by the City;
- (b) an application fee as prescribed by Fees By-law 2002-276, as amended, and/or Licensing, Permit and Service Fees By-Law 2012-137, as amended;
- (c) a photo of the Tree;
- (d) for the Injury or Destruction of a Private Boundary Tree, the written consent of the other Owner(s);
- (e) for the Injury or Destruction of a Public Boundary Tree, the written authorization of the City;
- (f) an Arborist Report in a form satisfactory to the Administrator;
- (g) a detailed drawing showing the location of the Tree and other nearby trees, buildings, or structures;
- (h) a Tree Management Plan;
- (i) any mitigation measures, site inspection details, or other specifications; and/or
- (j) any information or documentation as required by the Administrator.
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- 7 Upon producing the appropriate identification on request, an Officer may, at any reasonable time, enter and inspect any lands to determine whether the provisions of this By-law have been complied with, including to inspect the lands for the purposes of a Permit
- 8 Any Person who intends to Injure or Destroy a Tree or whose conduct may reasonably result in the Injury or Destruction of a Tree, including a Dead or Dying Tree or a Hazard Tree, shall apply for a Permit by submitting the following to the City as required by the Administrator
- 9 The Administrator may issue a Permit where the Administrator is satisfied that
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