- Submit to
- Urban Forestry, Data Management Centre
- Applies to
- contractor
- Signatories
- applicant
- Document date
- 2026-03
The City of Toronto's Schedule A application for work on a city tree done by an arborist at the request and expense of the immediately adjacent property owner, published on the same tree and ravine permit path as the City's injure or remove trees application. It records applicant contact details, whether the applicant is the owner, arborist or agent, and the proposed work — standard pruning, planting, injury, fertilization, removal, stumping or integrated pest management — with a table of species, diameter at breast height and location.
What it covers
- Applicant Contact Information
- Authorization
- Proposed Location & Proposed Work
- Notice of Collection
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- Publisher
- City of Toronto Environment, Climate and Forestry
- Category
- Applications · tree
- Published under
- How To Apply For A Tree Or Ravine Permit — the municipality's own heading
- Window
- Urban Forestry response within 15 business days of a complete application
- Agencies
- City of Toronto Environment, Climate and Forestry · City of Toronto Urban Forestry · City of Toronto Transportation Services
- Work types
- tree pruning · tree planting · tree removal · stumping · integrated pest management
- Covers note
- The extraction breaks words across several of this form's lines — 'inf ormation', 'pref erred', 'certif icate' — so only headings that survived intact are listed.
- Instruments
- City of Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 608, Parks · City of Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 813, Trees · City of Toronto Act, S.O. 2006, Chapter 11
- Required for
- Work on a city tree undertaken by an arborist retained by an adjacent property owner
- Document date display
- March 2026
- Tags
applicationtreearboristurban-forestrycity-trees