Richmond By-law 8057, s. 5.3.2 — The order to remove must be served on the owner of the parcel on which the hazardous or standing dead tree by either
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The order to remove must be served on the owner of the parcel on which the hazardous or standing dead tree by either:
- a) personal service; or
- b) registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt, to the address of the
owner of the parcel shown on the last real property assessment rolls, or provided that where the owner is a registered company or society, service may be accomplished by leading it at, or mailing by it by registered mail to, the head office or attorney address shown on the corporate register or society register, as applicable.
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- 5.3 Hazardous or Standing Dead Trees
- 5.3.1 The Director may make the determination that a tree is a hazardous or standing dead tree, and, if such a determination is made, the Director may serve an order to remove on the owner of the parcel on which such tree is located which required the registered owner to
- 5.3.3 Where an order to remove is not personally served in accordance with subsection 5.3.2(a) above, such order is deemed to have been served on the third (3 ) day after mailing
- 5.3.4 The Director may make inspections pursuant to Section 6.1 at any time to determine if the directions of an order to remove and the required related permit are being complied with
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