Richmond Hill By-law 19-25, s. 4.2 — Exemption Permit required - Dead, Dying, Hazardous and Woodlot Trees An Exemption Permit may be granted upon submission of the following documents, which must be satisfactory to the Tree Preservation By-law Officer

Exemption Permit required - Dead, Dying, Hazardous and Woodlot Trees An Exemption Permit may be granted upon submission of the following documents, which must be satisfactory to the Tree Preservation By-law Officer:

• a) in the case of a Tree believed to be a Dead Tree, photographic evidence;
• b) in the case of a Tree believed to be a Dying Tree, an Arborist Report prepared by an Arborist;
• c) in the case of a Tree believed to be a Hazardous Tree, a Tree Risk Assessment report prepared by a Qualified Tree Risk Assessor; and
• d) in the case of a Tree within a Woodlot, a Managed Forest Plan prepared by a Registered Professional Forester, provided that the destruction of Trees is in accordance with Good Forestry Practices and the recommendations outlined in the Managed Forest Plan.