Richmond Hill By-law 19-25, s. 6.3 — Permit Not Approved The issuance of a permit shall not be approved where
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Permit Not Approved The issuance of a permit shall not be approved where:
- a) the Application requirements of this by-law have not been fulfilled, the information provided on the Application is false or incorrect and/or the Application is otherwise not to the satisfaction of the Tree Preservation By-law Officer;
- b) an application for subdivision approval or consent related to lands on which the Tree is located has been submitted to the Corporation and has not received draft approval or provisional consent;
- c) a rezoning application, an application for site plan approval, or an application to amend the official plan related to the lands on which the Tree is located has been submitted to the Corporation and has not received final approval;
- d) an application for site alteration permit related to the lands on which the Tree is located has been submitted to the Corporation and has not received final The Corporation of the City of Richmond Hill approval;
- e) the Tree is an endangered species as defined in the Endangered Species Act or the Species at Risk Act, 2002;
- f) approval would be in contravention of the Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994;
- g) issuance of a permit pursuant to any by-law of the Regional Municipality of York prohibiting or regulating the destruction or injuring of trees in designated woodlands made pursuant to Section135(2) of the Municipal Act, 2001 is required; or
- h) approval is inconsistent with a Tree preservation plan approved by the Corporation.
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- 6.1(i) Permit Consideration Following receipt of an Application, the Tree Preservation By-law Officer shall determine whether or not to issue a Permit, and whether any conditions will be imposed on a Permit, by
- 6.2 Permit Approved - subject to conditions The Tree Preservation By-law Officer may impose conditions on the issuance of a Permit, which may include requirements for
- 6.4 Permit issued - expiry date Every Permit issued shall expire twelve (12) months after issuance
- 6.5 Permit issued - expiry date, extended Notwithstanding the expiry date referred to in Section 6.4, the Tree Preservation By-law Officer may extend the expiration date of a Permit. In considering whether or not to grant a request to extend a Permit, the Tree Preservation By-law Officer shall take into account to what extent the work authorized by the Permit has occurred, and to what extent the conditions of the Permit have been adhered to and in no case shall the Tree Preservation By-law Officer extend a Permit so that the Permit remains in effect for more than two (2) years from the original date of its issuance
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