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Consent to Tree Maintenance for Boundary Line Street Trees

Published by City of Toronto Parks, Forestry & Recreation, Urban Forestry under How To Apply For A Tree Or Ravine Permit

Agencies
Urban Forestry
Applies to
homeowner
Signatories
owner · witness
Document date
November 2007

A one-page consent published by Urban Forestry in the City of Toronto's Parks, Forestry & Recreation division, used where a tree sits on private property on the border of the road allowance. The registered owner prints their name and address, requests City maintenance of the described trees, and signs an indemnity covering claims arising from the City performing or not performing that work, together with a three-year undertaking on pruning and removal. A City use only block records tree identifier, species, diameter, ownership and location detail.

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  • Consent to Tree Maintenance for Boundary Line Street Trees
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Publisher
City of Toronto Parks, Forestry & Recreation, Urban Forestry
Category
By-laws · tree
Published under
How To Apply For A Tree Or Ravine Permit — the municipality's own heading
Alias
Consent to City Tree Maintenance For Boundary Line Street Trees
Publisher note
Issued by Urban Forestry within the City of Toronto's Parks, Forestry & Recreation division.
Tags
consenttreesurban-forestryboundary-trees
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