Hamilton By-law 14-212, s. 16(a) — Urban Woodland Conservation By-law (Trees - Private Property)
Urban Woodland Conservation By-law (Trees - Private Property)
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Where the Director refuses to issue a Permit, a notice shall:
- be sent to the owner who applied for the Permit;
- (b) be delivered personally, or by sending it by prepaid registered mail to the last known address of the owner on file with the City;
- (c) include the date of refusal; and,
- (d) include the grounds for the Director's refusal. Service by registered mail shall be deemed to have taken place 5 business days after the date of mailing.
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- 15 Where the planting of replacement trees is not possible on land owned by the owner, the Director may impose conditions on the Permit requiring that an amount be paid to the City, such amount not to exceed the cost of replanting and maintaining for a period of 2 years the trees to be injured or destroyed
- 16 Where the Director refuses to issue a Permit, a notice shall
- 17 (a) A Permit issued under this By-law shall be in the name of the owner, and shall expire 1 year after its issuance
- 17(b) 17
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