Kelowna By-law 8041, s. 7.1 — Permit applications will be considered for the removal of dead, diseased or damaged trees or limbs. The hazard posed must be clearly identified by a qualified person who, in writing, confirms the dangerous or hazardous tree or limb must be removed based on their professional expertise. Permit applications may also be considered if the tree is causing damage to property, including damage to roofs, retaining walls and sidewalks, that standard arboriculture practices cannot rectify

Permit applications will be considered for the removal of dead, diseased or damaged trees or limbs. The hazard posed must be clearly identified by a qualified person who, in writing, confirms the dangerous or hazardous tree or limb must be removed based on their professional expertise. Permit applications may also be considered if the tree is causing damage to property, including damage to roofs, retaining walls and sidewalks, that standard arboriculture practices cannot rectify.

Every application for a Tree Cutting Permit shall be made by the registered owner or their agent authorized in writing. The application must be signed by the owner or the agent, be submitted to the Planning & Development Services Department and shall include all of the following information unless a requirement is waived by the Director of Planning & Development Services :