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Kelowna By-law 8041, s. 7.1(a) — Tree Protection Bylaw

Tree Protection Bylaw

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a site plan showing the legal boundaries and dimensions of the property;

  • (b) the location of each protected tree(s) on the property, including trees within two metres of the property line on an adjacent property;
  • (c) a site plan (preferably an air photo) clearly identifying which protected tree(s) Consolidated Bylaw No. 8041 –. are requested to be cut down, including the type (coniferous or deciduous) and size
  • (DBH) of the tree(s);
  • (d) a site plan clearly identifying trees that are to be retained;
  • (e) a replacement plan showing the proposed location, size, type and number of proposed replacement trees;
  • (f) the purpose of the tree cutting;
  • (g) the legal description and owner(s) of the land;
  • (h) a report prepared, to the satisfaction of the City of Kelowna, by a qualified person(s) stating whether or not the proposed cutting will create such adverse impact as danger of flooding, erosion, land slip or contamination of watercourses;
  • (i) the certification of the qualified person;
  • (j) a permit fee of $50.00. This fee may be waived if applications for a Tree Cutting Permit and Development Permit relating to the same property are submitted to the Planning & Development Services Department concurrently.

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