Brampton : Règlement no 317-2012, art. 19 — The Commissioner may impose conditions to a Permit to address
Tree Preservation By-law
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The Commissioner may impose conditions to a Permit to address:
a. Any matters identified in Section 18 of this by-law; b. the manner and timing of the injuring of the Tree; c. the qualifications of Persons authorized to Injure the Tree; d. the species, size, number and location of replacement Trees to be planted; e. measures to mitigate the effects of the injuring of the Tree on the natural environment including to protect trees on adjacent lands; and f. any other conditions relevant to the injuring of Trees.
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- 17 PART V – PERMITS The City hereby delegates to the Commissioner the power to issue a Permit and to impose conditions to such Permits in accordance with Sections 18 and 19 of this by-law
- 18 Office Consolidation – Tree Preservation By-law – The Commissioner may issue a Permit to Injure a Tree provided that an Arborist is satisfied that the injuring of the Tree is in compliance with natural heritage and environmental policies adopted by Council from time to time and the applicant for a Permit demonstrates that
- 20 PART VI – APPLICATION A Person who intends to Injure a Tree shall file an application for a Permit by submitting the following to the Commissioner
- 21 Upon receipt by the Commissioner of an application for a Permit, the Owner shall permit an Officer to enter upon his or her property and undertake such site inspections as may be required to consider the application. An Officer may undertake a site inspection prior to, during and after the proposed activity
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