[CANUFNET] Public Tree Bylaw Inquiry

[Ethier Elaine]

Hello, is this edge hiding more trees or is it rubbish land ? Wet zone ? The characteristics of the land would make place for assessing.
Is it for density building or cottage type houses? Minimum sq. Ft. Plus % of land occupation coefficient?
This data is essential to plan ecofriendly  driveways .


Elaine Ethier
Urban forestry 

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> Le 15 mars 2021 à 09:11, Corkum-Gorrill, Jessika via CANUFNET <canufnet at list.web.net> a écrit :
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> Hello,
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> Anyone out there work in the municipal bylaw world and can share their experience?
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> There will be driveways and development along this road. Our typical fee and compensation as per our public tree bylaw is $1,000 for each tree under 65cm dbh. However, in this scenario the fee would be around $50,000 if we counted each stem where the proposed driveway will go. Do you have a minimum dbh that is protected by your public tree municipal bylaws?
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> Thanks!
> Jessika
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> Jessika Corkum-Gorrill
> Forest and Environmental Officer
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> City of Charlottetown
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