Surrey By-law 16100, s. 30 — The General Manager may issue a tree cutting permit for the removal of a protected tree other than a significant tree where the owner submits an arborist report which documents that the protected tree, by virtue of its size and species, is inappropriate for its location and the reasons that it is deemed to be inappropriate for its location, all to the satisfaction of the General Manager. The General Manager shall determine the number, size, species and location of replacement tree s and required securities
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The General Manager may issue a tree cutting permit for the removal of a protected tree other than a significant tree where the owner submits an arborist report which documents that the protected tree, by virtue of its size and species, is inappropriate for its location and the reasons that it is deemed to be inappropriate for its location, all to the satisfaction of the General Manager. The General Manager shall determine the number, size, species and location of replacement tree s and required securities.
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