- Submit to
- the appropriate district office
- Applies to
- any
- Signatories
- owner · applicant
- Document date
- 2026-08
The City of Toronto's application for a ravine and natural feature permit, published on the same tree and ravine permit path as its injure or remove trees application but keyed to Municipal Code Chapter 658. It asks whether an application has been filed with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority under fill regulation 166/06 or with the Committee of Adjustment, City Planning or Toronto Building, then records owner and applicant details, ravine and neighbour/boundary ravine trees to be removed or injured, and a separate alteration of grade stream.
What it covers
- District Office
- Address
- Property Owner Information
- Applicant Information
- Owner's Authorization to Submit an Application
- Application for a Permit to
- Reason for Application
- Application Fee Calculation
- Acknowledgment and Certification
- Items Required to Complete Your Application
- Application to Remove (Destroy) / Application to Injure
- Alteration of Grade Application
- How to Submit Applications
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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
- Agencies
- City of Toronto Environment, Climate and Forestry · Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
- Form ref
- Municipal Code Chapter 658, Ravine and Natural Feature Protection
- Work types
- tree removal · tree injury · alteration of grade
- Instruments
- Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 658, Ravine and Natural Feature Protection · City of Toronto Act, subsection 8(2)5
- Required for
- Injuring or removing a ravine tree, or alteration of grade in a protected area
- Document date display
- August 2026
- Tags
applicationravinenatural-featuretreegradingurban-forestry