Hamilton By-law 14-212, s. 10(a) — Urban Woodland Conservation By-law (Trees - Private Property)
Urban Woodland Conservation By-law (Trees - Private Property)
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the proposed injuring or destruction of the trees is in accordance with good forestry practices, and:
- (i) the trees have been damaged by disease, insects, wind, ice, fire, lightning, or other natural causes, to the extent that the health of the trees is likely to further deteriorate;
- (ii) the trees should be cut or removed to prevent disease or insects from spreading to other trees; or,
- (iii) the trees have been marked to be cut back or removed as part of a Forest Management Prescription; or,
- (b) The proposed injuring or destruction of the trees is necessary to protect the health or safety of the public.
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- 5(a)
- 10 The Director may issue a Permit for the injuring or destruction of trees in a woodland where he or she is satisfied that
- 11 The Director shall refuse to issue a Permit for the injuring or destruction of trees in a woodland where
- 11(a) 11 The Director shall refuse to issue a Permit for the injuring or destruction of trees in a woodland where
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