Newmarket By-law 2022-10, s. 5.7 — The Director may refuse to issue a Private Tree Permit where
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The Director may refuse to issue a Private Tree Permit where:
a. The Tree is healthy, as determined by an Arborist; b. Environmentally sensitive areas, ecological systems, natural landforms or contours will not be adequately protected and preserved; c. Erosion or flood control will be negatively impacted; d. An application for rezoning, consent to sever, a minor variance, a plan of subdivision or a site plan for the land on which the Tree is located has been submitted to the Town, but has not received final approval; e. Approval is inconsistent with an approved Site Plan Agreement, Tree Protection Plan or an approved Arborist Report; or f. Any other criteria as identified in the Guidelines.
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- 5.5
- 5.6 Review Criteria Following the receipt of a complete application, the Director shall consider the following criteria, in approving or refusing a Private Tree Permit
- 5.8 The Director may issue a Private Tree Permit where
- 5.9 The Director is authorized to impose conditions on a Private Tree Permit. Types and examples of conditions are listed in the Guidelines
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