Kitchener By-law 692, s. 692.1.21(a) — Trees - Protection, Destruction and Injury
Trees - Protection, Destruction and Injury
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1,000 trees of any size per hectare;
- (b) 750 trees measuring over five centimetres in diameter, per hect - are;
- (c) 500 trees measuring over 12 centimetres in diameter, per hect - are; or
- (d) 250 trees measuring over 20 centimetres in diameter, per hect - are, but does not include:
- (a) a cultivated fruit or nut orchard;
- (b) a tree nursery; or
- (c) a plantation established for the purposes of producing Christ - mas trees. For these purposes, all measurements of trees are to be taken at 1.37 metres from the ground.
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- 692.1.20 Tree - defined “tree” means any species of woody perennial plant, including its root sys - tem, which has reached or can reach a height of at least 4.5 metres at physio - logical maturity, provided that where multiple stems grow from the same root system, the number of trees shall be the number of stems that can be counted at a point of measurement 1.37 metres from the ground
- 692.1.21 Woodlands - defined “woodlands” means woodlands as defined in the Forestry Act that are one hectare or more in area with at least
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- 692.2.1 GENERAL PROHIBITIONS Injury to trees - prohibited - without permit
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