Barrie By-law 2014-115, s. 8(a) — Private Tree By-law

a general description of the history of use of the property;

• (b) importance of the property to the surrounding landscape;
• (c) a key map of the property showing the location of the property within the City of Barrie;
• (d) a detailed inventory map of the property showing the property boundary, vegetation type boundaries, adjacent property vegetation, fences, road, access roads or trails, hydro lines, utility lines, windbreaks, watercourses, grass fields, railways, buildings, towers, bridges, quarries, dams, treed floods or swamps, mines, brush, marshes, debris piles, shallow rocky areas, orchards, hazard areas, developed agricultural lands, plantations, and woodland areas;
• (e) details with respect to soil types, topography, physical features, water features, drainage, access, wildlife, existing grading and proposed grading and an inventory of trees and tree regeneration, and the method of assessing the inventory of trees with respect to each distinct area or compartment within the woodlot;
• (f) an analysis and prescription for each vegetation area regarding preservation, conditional preservation, removals and revegetation in accordance with the establishment or extension of a use permitted by the Zoning By-law;
• (g) a map showing the extents of the areas of preservation, conditional preservation, vegetation removals and restoration where applicable; and
• (h) a prescription for tree preservation measures, including monitoring, notes, specifications and details for the duration of active development on the property. OR