Protected Trees definition
Examples of Protected Trees in a sentence
Harvestable or Protected Trees, Plus a Premium for Their Environmental Value.
The Critical Root Zones of all Protected Trees and Removal Trees (before declaration as a Removal Tree) must be protected from compaction and damage to tree trunks, canopy and root systems.
Removal Trees must be protected in the same manner as Protected Trees until the City has confirmed the tree status change.
All trees on the lot are subject to the provisions of the Surrey Tree Protection Bylaw, 2006, No. 16100 (the "Tree Bylaw") and considered to be "Protected Trees" under the Tree Bylaw.
The contractor shall adhere to all requirements of, but not limited to the following legislation during the period of this contract: National Forests Act 84 of 1998, Provincial Legislation – Protected Trees.
During Construction, if additional branches of Protected Trees or Removal Trees (before declaration as a Removal Tree), require pruning to accommodate access or other construction activities, the Design-Builder must notify the City 48 hours prior to providing a five Business Day window for the City to complete pruning activities.
Section 4.04.01 of the UDC will be modified to allow up to 50% of the Protected Trees on the Property to be removed, without mitigation, upon approval by the City’s Director of Planning.
You must not allow trees or shrubs to become dangerous or a nuisance and must comply with any notice issued by law, for example under the Protected Trees, Dangerous Trees or High ▇▇▇▇▇▇ legislation.
The contractor shall adhere to all requirements of, but not limited to the following legislation during the period of this contract: • National Forests Act 84 of 1998, Provincial Legislation – Protected Trees.