Surrey By-law 16100, s. 36 — Existing Lots Where No Subdivision is Proposed On existing lots zones for residential use where no subdivision is proposed, as well as on the lots zoned for commercial, industrial, or institutional use where neither subdivision consolidation, nor any development requiring a development permit or development variance permit is proposed, the fee for tree cutting permit shall be a ONE HUNDRED and EIGHT ($108.00) DOLLARS base fee plus FORTY-TWO ($42.00) DOLLARS for every protected tree removed
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Existing Lots Where No Subdivision is Proposed On existing lots zones for residential use where no subdivision is proposed, as well as on the lots zoned for commercial, industrial, or institutional use where neither subdivision consolidation, nor any development requiring a development permit or development variance permit is proposed, the fee for tree cutting permit shall be a ONE HUNDRED and EIGHT ($108.00) DOLLARS base fee plus FORTY-TWO ($42.00) DOLLARS for every protected tree removed.
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- 34 The General Manager may retain the services of an independent arborist to review an arborist report submitted to the City under the provisions of this Bylaw, in support of an application for a tree cutting permit, in instances where the completeness or accuracy of the report are brought into question through a field inspection by the General Manager or any other person conducting a field inspection pursuant to this Bylaw
- 35 The General Manager may refuse to grant a tree cutting permit for trees located within a riparian area
- 37 Proposed Subdivisions for Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing Residential Lots The following table shall be used to calculate the fee for a tree cutting permit for proposed subdivisions involving small-scale multi-unit housing residential lots
- 38 Proposed Multi-Family Residential Lots, Commercial, Industrial and Institutional Lots (Other than those described in Part 8, Section 36) The following table shall be used to calculate the fee for a tree cutting permit for sites proposed for multi-family residential, commercial, industrial and institutional use
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