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Development Application Guidelines: Tree Vegetation Study and Tree Protection Plan

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Guide
Published by: Town of Oakville
Date: Last Updated November 2023
Also called: Tree Vegetation Study and Tree Protection Plan
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 2
Agencies: Ontario Professional Foresters Association · American Society of Consulting Arborists · International Society of Arboriculture · Halton Region
Instruments: Private Tree Protection By-law 2017-038 · By-law 2022-031 · Halton Region Tree By-law 121-05

Overview

A two-page Oakville sheet in the Development application guidelines series on the tree vegetation study (Arborist Report) and the tree protection plan. It names a Qualified Tree Consultant who is a member of the OPFA, ASCA or ISA, lists the study's contents, from a photo log and tree inventory to hazard trees and municipal tree appraisals, and the plan's large-format drawing with tree protection zone limits, and cites Private Tree Protection By-law 2017-038 and Halton Region Tree By-law 121-05.

What it covers

Tree vegetation study and tree protection plan

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