Danger tree means any qualifying timber reason- ably perceived to pose an imminent danger to life or improved property.
Danger tree means any qualifying timber reasonably perceived to pose an imminent danger to life or improved property.
Danger tree means a tree with a high probability of falling due to a debilitating disease, a structural defect, a root mass more than 50 percent exposed, or having been exposed to wind throw within the past 10 years, and where there is a residence or residential accessory structure within a tree length and a half from the base of the trunk, or where there is a risk to public safety or property. Where not immediately apparent to the review authority, the danger tree determination shall be made after a review of a report prepared by an arborist or forester.
Examples of Danger tree in a sentence
Danger tree removal in wetlands shall be mitigated as required by this chapter.
Danger tree removal may be mitigated without a mitigation plan by conversion of the danger tree to a wildlife snag and the installation of similar trees.
Danger tree removal would focus on the mature trees and not the understory, thus the ground surface would remain intact and post-removal site runoff would not be expected to be different from existing conditions.
Also included in NHEC’s Vegetation Management plan are Danger tree removals, at about 90% outside the row.
Determining inventoryOnce the grower is on-boarded, we review the types of products they have on-hand ready for sale.
More Definitions of Danger tree
Danger tree means any tree that is hazardous to workers because of location, lean, physical damage, overhead hazards, deterioration of limbs, stems, or root systems;
Danger tree means a tree that is a hazard to Highway Users and/or adjacent lands due to its location or lean, physical damage, overhead conditions, deterioration of its limbs, stem or root system, or any combination of these conditions.
Danger tree means a tree which is diseased, dead, dying or damaged and is at risk of falling on Cooperative Facilities and/or has a height of plus 5 feet equal to or greater than the distance from the base of the tree to a point on the ground directly beneath the nearest portion of the aligned electric system.
Danger tree means a tree with a high probability of falling due to debilitating
Danger tree means any qualifying timber reasonably perceived to pose an imminent danger to life or improved property. (5))) (2) "Easement premises" means the geographic area designated in a forestry riparian easement, including ((the)) areas in which qualifying timber is located. ((Easement premises may be
Danger tree has the meaning set out in Section 31 11 00 of Appendix 6-2 [Technical Specifications]; “Dangerous Goods” has the meaning set out in the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act (Canada); “Data Room” has the meaning set out in Appendix 6-4 [Reference Documents];
Danger tree means a live or dead tree, whose trunk, root system or branches have deteriorated or been damaged to such an extent as to be a potential danger to human safety;