Hazardous tree definition

Hazardous tree means any tree or part of a tree that is (A) dead, (B) extensively decayed, or (C) structurally weak, which, if it falls, would endanger utility infrastructure, facilities or equipment;

Hazardous tree means any tree or tree part that poses a high risk of damage to persons or property, and that is designated as such by the Director according to the tree hazard evaluation standards established by the International Society of Arboriculture.

Hazardous tree means any tree that, due to its health or structural defect, presents a risk to people or property.

Examples of Hazardous tree in a sentence

• Hazardous tree stump work shall include the extraction, removal, and disposal of hazardous tree stumps in improved public property or public right of way.

• Hazardous tree limbs two inches or greater in diameter that are still hanging in the tree (tree hangers) and are threatening a public use area, such as a trail, sidewalk, road, etc.

• The Hazardous Waste Transfer Details 《( 危險廢物（有害廢物）轉移明細》) and Non-hazardous Waste Transfer Details 《( 非危險（無害）廢物轉移明細》) are prepared and then signed by the person in charge of the department and handed over to the warehouse.

• Hazardous tree - A tree with a structural defect or disease, or which impedes safe sight distance or traffic flow, or otherwise currently poses a threat to life or property.

• Hazard Tree Removal Hazardous tree inspections shall be completed, including photo documentation of the condition of the tree(s).

More Definitions of Hazardous tree

Hazardous tree means any tree or tree part that poses a high risk of damage to persons

Hazardous tree means a tree that is in imminent danger of falling and causing injury to a person or damage to property;

Hazardous tree means the condition or location of the tree presents a clear public safety hazard or a foreseeable danger of property damage to an existing structure and such hazard or danger cannot reasonably be alleviated by treatment or pruning.

Hazardous tree means a tree that presents a significant risk to life or property as determined by a certified arborist, forester, or horticulturalist. An otherwise healthy tree that may become a hazard to a proposed future development shall not be considered a hazardous tree. Hazardous trees may include, but are not limited to dead, diseased, broken, split, cracked, leaning, and uprooted trees. A tree harboring communicable diseases or insects of a type that could infest and cause the decline of adjacent or nearby trees may also be identified as a hazardous tree.

Hazardous tree means any tree which due to its condition, health or any other circumstances has been determined by a Qualified Tree Risk Assessor to present a hazard to the safety of persons, private property, or other tree(s).

Hazardous tree means a dead or severely damaged tree that may pose a danger to persons or property;k) "Infestation" means infestation as defined in The Forestry Act, R.S.O. 1990, cF26, as amended;l) "Injure" means to do harm, damage, or impair;m) "Landscape Architect" means a graduate of a post-secondary school landscape architect program and who is a member of The Ontario Association of Landscape Architects;n) "Municipality" means The Corporation of The Town of The Blue Mountains;o) "Officer" means an individual appointed by By-law for the administration and enforcement of this By-law, and includes a Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer;

Hazardous tree means destabilized or structurally compromised to an extent that an imminent danger of death, injury or structural damage exists, which includes a dead or severely damaged tree that may pose a danger to persons or property;