Richmond Hill By-law 19-25, s. 4 — Tree splits into several trunks close to ground level. Measure DBH of each trunk separately, using the principles shown in categories 1-3 above. Square the DBH of all trunks. The DBH for the Tree is found by taking the square root of the sum of all of the squared trunk DBHs
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Tree splits into several trunks close to ground level. Measure DBH of each trunk separately, using the principles shown in categories 1-3 above. Square the DBH of all trunks. The DBH for the Tree is found by taking the square root of the sum of all of the squared trunk DBHs.
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- 2 Vertically growing tree is on a slope or leaning tree. Measure diameter 1.4 m from the ground at the midpoint of the trunk parallel with the slope of the trunk
- 3 Tree forks below DBH or near DBH. The measurement is recorded at the narrowest part of the main stem below the fork
- 5 Only a tree stump remains. The DBH of the missing Tree will be calculated using the following formula or other method of measurement deemed acceptable by the Commissioner
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