Surrey By-law 16100, s. 68 — The General Manager, an arborist, or similarly qualified expert retained by the General Manager to provide technical advice to the General Manager, or any Bylaw Enforcement Officer of the City is authorized to enter at all reasonable times without the consent of the owner on any lot that is subject to the Bylaw to ascertain whether the regulations, prohibitions and requirements of this Bylaw or any tree cutting permit are being met or to assess or inspect any tree or tree remains on the lot
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The General Manager, an arborist, or similarly qualified expert retained by the General Manager to provide technical advice to the General Manager, or any Bylaw Enforcement Officer of the City is authorized to enter at all reasonable times without the consent of the owner on any lot that is subject to the Bylaw to ascertain whether the regulations, prohibitions and requirements of this Bylaw or any tree cutting permit are being met or to assess or inspect any tree or tree remains on the lot.
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- 66 Site disturbance within the tree protection zone is prohibited including, but not limited to, site grading, deposition or storage of soil or any other any material, disposal of any toxic material, access by any vehicular traffic or heavy equipment, storage of construction equipment, excavation, or use of the area as an amenity space during construction
- 67 Any work within a tree protection zone must be approved by the General Manager, prior to its commencement and the General Manager may refuse to allow the work or may specify conditions under which the work is to be undertaken
- 69 Where a protected tree has been cut or damaged on a lot in violation of this Bylaw, without a tree cutting permit, or in excess of any permission or in violation of any terms and conditions of a tree cutting permit, the trunks, limbs, roots, and remains of the cut or damaged tree shall not be removed from the lot until an investigation and assessment by the General Manager is completed and the removal is expressly authorized by the General Manager
- 70 In accordance with Part 8, Section 47, once all replacement trees required under a tree cutting permit have been planted, or once the landscaping requirements of a development permit or building permit have been substantially completed, the owner may either
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