Newmarket By-law 2022-10, s. 5.8 — The Director may issue a Private Tree Permit where
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The Director may issue a Private Tree Permit where;
a. The Tree is in poor condition and cannot be maintained in a healthy and/or safe condition, as outlined in an Arborist Report or by a site inspection; b. The Tree is causing, or is likely to cause, structural or physical damage to a load-bearing structure or roof; c. The Director is satisfied that the Destruction and Injury of the Tree is consistent with Good Arboriculture Practice; d. The Director is satisfied that the Tree is growing in an inappropriate location and cannot be maintained on a routine basis due to restrictive site conditions; e. The Destruction or Injury is required in order to facilitate
a building or pool permit; f. Destruction or Injury is required in order to remediate contaminated soil; g. The Tree is to be relocated and the Director is satisfied that the Tree will be sufficiently prepared for relocation; or h. Destruction or Injury of a Tree is required subject to plans approved by the Ontario Land Tribunal or Council. Conditions
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- 5.6 Review Criteria Following the receipt of a complete application, the Director shall consider the following criteria, in approving or refusing a Private Tree Permit
- 5.7 The Director may refuse to issue a Private Tree Permit where
- 5.9 The Director is authorized to impose conditions on a Private Tree Permit. Types and examples of conditions are listed in the Guidelines
- 5.10 The Director has the authority to amend the conditions of the Private Tree Permit at their discretion, as needed
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