You must have an arborist report and approved tree removal permit granted by the town for any tree removal on your property for trees larger than 8 inches in diameter. For more on Newmarket’s tree removal bylaws see the town’s website.
Homeowners may only remove 2 trees from their property in a 12-month period, unless they live within the heritage district of Aurora in which case they must have an arborist report and tree removal permit for any tree removals. For more on Aurora’s tree removal bylaws see the town’s website.
You must have an arborist report and approved tree removal permit granted by the town for any tree removal on your property for trees larger than 8 inches in diameter. For more on Markham’s tree removal bylaws see the town’s website.
You must have an arborist report and approved tree removal permit granted by the town for any tree removal on your property for trees larger than 8 inches in diameter. For more on Richmond Hill’s tree removal bylaws see the town’s website.
You must have an arborist report and approved tree removal permit granted by the town for any tree removal if your property is larger than .5 acres. For more on Georgina’s tree removal bylaws see the town’s website.
You must have an arborist report and approved tree removal permit granted by the town for any tree removal on your property for trees larger than 8 inches in diameter. For more on Vaughan’s tree removal bylaws see the town’s website.
You do not need a tree removal permit to remove a tree on private property unless that tree is part of a woodlot. For more on King Township’s tree removal bylaws see the town’s website.
As of March 2022, homeowners do not need a tree removal permit to remove a tree on private property, however, the town council is trying to bring a motion forward to create a tree removal bylaw. For more on East Gwillimbury’s tree removal bylaws see the town’s website.