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Burlington By-law 040-2022, s. 7.6(b) — Private Tree By-law

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refuse to issue a tree permit(s) for any of the reasons stated in section 7.7 of this By-law;

  • (c) advise the applicant that no tree permit(s) is required for the work proposed in the application, and in that case, no further fee shall be payable; or
  • (d) where an application for rezoning, official plan amendment, a consent, a minor variance, a plan of subdivision or a site plan to the lot on which the tree(s) is located has been submitted to the City, but has not received final approval, advise the applicant that any tree permit applications associated with the same lot will be considered together with and will be dependent upon any final approvals associated with those other types of applications.

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