Richmond Hill By-law 19-25, s. 6.1(i) — Permit Consideration Following receipt of an Application, the Tree Preservation By-law Officer shall determine whether or not to issue a Permit, and whether any conditions will be imposed on a Permit, by
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Permit Consideration Following receipt of an Application, the Tree Preservation By-law Officer shall determine whether or not to issue a Permit, and whether any conditions will be imposed on a Permit, by:
- the species of the Tree;
- (ii) the condition of the Tree;
- (iii) the location of the Tree;
- (iv) the size of the Tree;
- (v) the protection of ecological systems and their functions, including the protection of native flora and fauna;
- (vi) erosion, sedimentation of watercourses, and flood control;
- (vii) impacts to surrounding properties; and
- (viii) the cultural heritage value of the Tree.
- b) conferring with such Persons as they consider necessary for the proper review of the Application; and
- c) entering and inspecting the lands upon which the Tree is located as they consider necessary.
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- 6 ISSUANCE OF PERMIT
- 6.1 Permit Consideration Following receipt of an Application, the Tree Preservation By-law Officer shall determine whether or not to issue a Permit, and whether any conditions will be imposed on a Permit, by
- 6.2 Permit Approved - subject to conditions The Tree Preservation By-law Officer may impose conditions on the issuance of a Permit, which may include requirements for
- 6.3 Permit Not Approved The issuance of a permit shall not be approved where
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