Caledon By-law 2000-100, s. 6.3.1 — After the director receives an application he may confer with representatives of the Ministry of Natural Resources, relevant Conservation Authority or, with a forestry consultant, or such other officials as are necessary to determine whether or not a permit should be issued to the applicant and whether any conditions should be imposed
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After the director receives an application he may confer with representatives of the Ministry of Natural Resources, relevant Conservation Authority or, with a forestry consultant, or such other officials as are necessary to determine whether or not a permit should be issued to the applicant and whether any conditions should be imposed.
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- 6.2
- 6.3 CONSULTATION
- 6.4 INSPECTION PRIOR TO PERMIT ISSUANCE
- 6.4.1 Following receipt of an application, an officer and any person acting under the officer’s instructions may inspect the lands and shall make his recommendation to the director as to whether or not a permit should be issued and if so, under what conditions, if any, the destruction of any tree may be carried out under the permit
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