Hamilton By-law 14-212, s. 18 — Urban Woodland Conservation By-law (Trees - Private Property)
Urban Woodland Conservation By-law (Trees - Private Property)
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18. No Permit issued under this By-law is transferable without the prior written consent of the Director, and, where such consent has not been given, a Permit is deemed to be revoked upon the transfer of ownership of the land to which it applies. To Promote the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Woodlands on Private Property within the Urban Boundary of the City of Hamilton Appeals:
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- 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
- 19 An owner who does not agree with conditions imposed under Sections 13, 14, or 15, or who receives a notice of refusal under Section 16, may request an appeal to the Planning Committee
- 20 An appeal request by an owner under Section 19 shall be made in writing, accompanied by the applicable fee, and delivered to the Legislative Coordinator of the Planning Committee within 20 days of the date the Permit is issued with conditions under Sections 13, 14, or 15, or of the date contained in the notice of refusal under Section
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