Brampton By-law 317-2012, s. 20 — PART VI – APPLICATION A Person who intends to Injure a Tree shall file an application for a Permit by submitting the following to the Commissioner
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PART VI – APPLICATION A Person who intends to Injure a Tree shall file an application for a Permit by submitting the following to the Commissioner:
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a. a complete application in the form required by the City, signed by the
Owner of the property where the Tree is located; b. information relevant to the conditions of a Permit in Part V of this by-law; c. the applicable fee as prescribed in the City’s User Fee By-law 380-2003, as amended; d. an Arborist report if required by the Commissioner; and e. the written consent of the adjacent property owner if the Tree to be injured is a boundary tree.
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- 18 Office Consolidation – Tree Preservation By-law – The Commissioner may issue a Permit to Injure a Tree provided that an Arborist is satisfied that the injuring of the Tree is in compliance with natural heritage and environmental policies adopted by Council from time to time and the applicant for a Permit demonstrates that
- 19 The Commissioner may impose conditions to a Permit to address
- 21 Upon receipt by the Commissioner of an application for a Permit, the Owner shall permit an Officer to enter upon his or her property and undertake such site inspections as may be required to consider the application. An Officer may undertake a site inspection prior to, during and after the proposed activity
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