- Form ref
- By-law 317-2012 (Tree Conservation)
- Applies to
- owner
- Signatories
- applicant · owner
The City of Brampton Parks Maintenance & Operations application covering the injuring or destruction of trees on private land, made under By-law 317-2012, the tree conservation by-law. Its opening page lists exemption examples — trees within 2 metres of an occupied building, trees under 30 centimetres in diameter measured 1.37 metres from the ground, and injury for emergency work — with the $55.73 non-refundable fee, payment at Service Brampton Centre and up to thirty business days to process. The form then records owner, applicant, tree type and reason.
What it covers
- Parks Maintenance & Operations
- Application to Injure or Destroy Trees on Private Land
- Property Address
- Registered Owner Information
- Applicant Information
- Application for a Permit to Injure or Remove
- Reason for Application
- Declaration
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- Applications · tree
- Published under
- Tree Removal Application Submission — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- Download the application to injure/remove a tree
- Window
- Up to thirty (30) business days to process the application
- Submit to
- Service Brampton Centre, 2 Wellington Street West
- Instruments
- By-law 317-2012 · Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c. 25
- Required for
- A permit to injure or destroy a tree on private land
- Publisher note
- Issued by the City of Brampton's Parks Maintenance & Operations.
- Tags
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