- Applies to
- owner
- Signatories
- landowner · contractor
The City of Hamilton's notice of intent to cut, burn, or destroy trees by other means under the Region of Hamilton-Wentworth Woodland Conservation By-law No. R00-054. Its own text states the purpose: to inform the municipality of the extent and nature of the cutting, burning or destruction before it occurs. It collects the reason for removal, start and finish dates, woodland and harvest area sizes, landowner, contractor and tree-marker details, residual basal area, and a species table keyed to Schedule A, with a sketch map of the woodlot.
What it covers
- Landowner Information
- Contractor Information
- Location of Woodland
- Map of Woodlot
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- Publisher
- City of Hamilton
- Category
- By-laws · tree
- Published under
- Frequently Requested By Laws — the municipality's own heading
- Window
- at least five (5) business days before any trees are to be cut, burned or destroyed by other means
- Agencies
- city of hamilton licensing & bylaw services division
- Form ref
- region of hamilton-wentworth woodland conservation by-law no. r00-054
- Submit to
- forest conservation by-law enforcement officer, city of hamilton licensing & bylaw services division
- Instruments
- region of hamilton-wentworth woodland conservation by-law no. r00-054 · forestry act
- Required for
- Cutting, burning or destroying trees by other means in a woodland
- Tags
formwoodlandtree-cuttingnotification