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Surrey By-law 16100, s. 382 — Douglas Fir 9631 – 161A Street Private - 36 - SCHEDULE "B1" Semiahmoo Trail - 37 - SCHEDULE "B1" Semiahmoo Trail - 38 - SCHEDULE "C" A tree protection barrier that is installed shall meet the following requirements, and be installed at the appropriate distance from the trunk identified in Table 1

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Douglas Fir 9631 – 161A Street Private - 36 - SCHEDULE "B1" Semiahmoo Trail - 37 - SCHEDULE "B1" Semiahmoo Trail - 38 - SCHEDULE "C" A tree protection barrier that is installed shall meet the following requirements, and be installed at the appropriate distance from the trunk identified in Table 1:

  • • Must be at least 1.2m (4’) high from the adjacent ground; • Base must be no higher than 6” off the ground; • Must be secured to the ground so as to be immobile; • Must be fully enclosed and fastened horizontally to itself or another stable structure; • Must be of either a contrasting colour to the trees or have material affixed to provide contrasting colouring, so the visibility of the tree protection barrier is easily observed by persons onsite; and • Must be labelled with a weather protected signage that states:
  • "Tree Protection Zone, DO NOT ENTER, STORE MATERIALS OR DEBRIS " Table 1: - 39 -

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