Richmond Hill By-law 19-25, s. 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
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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:
- a) the submission of a planting plan or restoration plan including recommended species and associated maintenance;
- b) where planting Replacement Trees is not possible on the site or the Owner does not wish to do so, they are required to pay cash in lieu of such planting in the amount to be calculated by multiplying the number of Replacement Trees by the current Tree replacement fee in the Tariff of Fees By-law;
- c) where planting of Replacement Trees is required, the collection of a security deposit in an amount equal to the number of proposed Replacement Trees required multiplied by the current Tree replacement fee in the Tariff of Fees By- law;
- d) undertaking the Tree cutting work only under the supervision of an Arborist;
- e) undertaking work within a Tree Protection Zone only under the supervision of an Arborist.
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- 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
- 6.1(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
- 6.3 Permit Not Approved The issuance of a permit shall not be approved where
- 6.4 Permit issued - expiry date Every Permit issued shall expire twelve (12) months after issuance
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