Surrey By-law 16100, s. 49.4 — If required landscaping, including replacement trees, is not carried out, the securities described in Section 49 will be forfeited to the City ten (10) years from the date the securities were paid to the City
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If required landscaping, including replacement trees, is not carried out, the securities described in Section 49 will be forfeited to the City ten (10) years from the date the securities were paid to the City.
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- 49.2 Forfeit of Securities If replacement trees are not planted as required under a tree cutting permit issued independently of a building permit, development permit, subdivision or rezoning, the replacement tree securities will be forfeited to the City two (2) years from the date of issuance of the tree cutting permit
- 49.3 If replacement trees are not planted as required under a tree cutting permit issued for a building permit, development permit, subdivision or rezoning, the replacement tree securities will be forfeited to the City two (2) years from the date the building receives final approval or a letter of acceptance has been issued for the project, whichever is earlier
- 49.5 Part 9 Replacement Trees If an owner cuts, removes or damages a protected tree or suffers or permits a protected tree to be cut, removed, or damaged in contravention of this Bylaw, or in violation or in excess of any terms and conditions of a tree cutting permit issued pursuant to this Bylaw, the owner shall be required to plant replacement trees, and the size, number, species, and location of replacement trees and amount of securities required to ensure the planting and maintenance of replacement trees is to be determined by the General Manager, based on the size, condition, species, value, and location of the tree cut, removed, or damaged and the conditions of the lot where the replacement trees are to be planted
- 49.6 If the tree cut, removed, or damaged pursuant to section 49.5 is identified in a tree preservation plan approved by the City as a tree to be retained or protected, the owner may be required by the General Manager to
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