Richmond Hill By-law 19-25, s. 4.3 — Retrospective Permit
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Retrospective Permit:
- Emergency Work - required A Retrospective Permit is required for the Injury or Destruction of Trees for Emergency Work. An Arborist Report prepared by a certified Arborist outlining the justification for the Emergency Work and photographs of the Tree(
- s) prior to removal is required to accompany a Retrospective Permit Application.
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- 4.1 Permit - required Save and except as set out in this Article,
- 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
- 4.4 Permit Not Required No Permit is required to Injure or Destroy any Tree that is
- 4.5 Pruning- permit not required Notwithstanding the requirement to obtain a Permit to Injure or Destroy a Tree, no Permit is required for Pruning a Tree if no more than 20% of the Tree's live tissue will be removed in any twelve-month period using Good Arboricultural Practices
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