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Caledon By-law 2000-100, s. 7.1.2(ii) — Woodland Conservation By-law

Woodland Conservation By-law

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A permit to destroy a tree shall be issued to the owner within 45 days of the date the application is deemed to be received when:

  • the destruction of trees would permit the establishment or [By-law 2004-54 effective expansion of a use permitted by the Official Plan effective Apr 6/04 and the Zoning By-law, if the director is satisfied that the intent of the Official Plan and this by-law is maintained, and a report has been prepared by a forestry consultant stating that there is no alternative to the destruction of the trees, or [By-law 2004-54
  • (iii) the destruction of the trees would permit the expansion of effective Apr 6/04 effective an existing agricultural operation and can be reasonably
  • i. demonstrated to the director that:
  • (a) the destruction of trees will provide for the reclaiming of and increase in productive farm land;
  • (b) the woodland is on land that is contiguous with the agricultural operation;
  • (c) the owner of the land is actively engaged in a viable agricultural operation and owns, actively works and resides on an agricultural operation; and
  • (d) the destruction of trees does not occur within an Environmental Policy Area.

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