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Tree Management Policy

Published by City of Kitchener

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Type
Guide
Published by
City of Kitchener
Date
February 28, 2002
Also called
tree management policy
Form reference
Policy Number 1-1160
For
designer
Building types
All building types
Pages
76
Agencies
Development and Technical Services Department · City of Kitchener

Overview

The City of Kitchener's Tree Management Policy, Council Policy Resolution number 1-1160, dated February 28, 2002, a 38-page land use planning policy. It records Council's resolutions and an introduction, then describes the General Vegetation Overview, the Detailed Vegetation Plan and the Tree Preservation/Enhancement Plan, with submission requirements, certifications and monitoring, and figures summarizing the policy and subdivision approval. Appendices hold data collection forms, protection fencing and grading notes. Kitchener links it from its tree by-laws page.

What it covers

  • Council Resolutions
  • Introduction
  • Tree Management Policy
  • Policy Implementation
  • General Vegetation Overview
  • Detailed Vegetation Plan
  • Tree Preservation /Enhancement Plan
  • Submission Requirements
  • Certification of Plans
  • Tree Maintenance Report
  • Permanent Signage
  • Monitoring and Maintenance Period
  • Summary of Tree Management Policy
  • Summary of Subdivision Approval Process
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