Burlington By-law 040-2022, s. 7.4(a) — Private Tree By-law
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the tree(s) has been confirmed dead, to the satisfaction of the Manager;
- (b) the tree(s) has been confirmed to have a terminal condition, to the satisfaction of the Manager;
- (c) the tree(s) has been confirmed to be a high-risk tree, to the satisfaction of the Manager;
- (d) the injury or destruction of the tree(s) is undertaken or required by Habitat for Humanity, the Halton Community Housing Corporation, or other recognized not-for-profit housing organizations, as confirmed to the satisfaction of the Manager; or
- (e) the tree(s), to the satisfaction of the Manager, is in conflict with work or activities that are necessary to remedy or prevent a deficiency affecting a person or property associated with underground infrastructure or the structural integrity of a building, as confirmed through the supply of supporting documentation including, but not limited to, reports from contractors and/or engineers.
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- 7.3(a)
- 7.4 Fee Exemptions Application processing fees and permit issuance fees are not required for a tree permit application if any of the following conditions apply
- 7.5 Issuing Tree Permits The circumstances in which the Manager may issue a tree permit for the injury or destruction of a tree include the following
- 7.5(a)
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