Heritage tree definition

Heritage tree means any tree or group of trees designated as such by the division, in accordance with the following criteria:
Heritage tree means any of the following:
Heritage tree means any tree located on private property, which because of factors including but not limited to its history, girth, height, species or unique quality, has been found by the City Council to have a special significance to the community shall be designated a heritage tree.

Examples of Heritage tree in a sentence

  • Any Trenching work 10 x the diameter of the Heritage tree is required to be reported in the monthly arborist report.

  • The Project Arborist shall perform monthly inspections to monitor changing conditions and Heritage tree health and submit a written report to the Town Arborist, referring to this document by the 15th of every month on a form as prescribed by the Town Arborist.

  • The Landmark and Heritage tree designations are each intended to recognize the significance of certain particular trees to the citizens of Langley.

  • In the case that a Heritage tree is saved, the total amount of Diameter-inches may be subtracted from the replacement requirement.

  • Unless otherwise specified below, the TPZ is a radius 10 times the diameter of a Heritage tree (expressed as 10x) measured at 4.5 feet above the Natural Grade.


More Definitions of Heritage tree

Heritage tree means a Tree identified and designated by the Council of an Area Municipality as having heritage significance;
Heritage tree means any tree which that has been individually designated by the local governing body to have notable historic or cultural interest.
Heritage tree means a Tree designated under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, 1990 or Trees recognized as Heritage Trees by the Ontario Heritage Tree Program of Trees Ontario;
Heritage tree means a tree designated as a heritage tree pursuant to Division XXXXX of the County Ordinance Code.
Heritage tree means any tree designated by the city council under Chapter 16.66 BLMC.
Heritage tree means a tree that has been designated by the city as having unique importance, and subject to the heritage tree regulations of OCMC 12.32. Where a grouping of two or more heritage trees has been so designated, the term "heritage stand" may be used.
Heritage tree means a Tree that has received designation under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, 2005, S.O. 2006, c.6, as amended.