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City of Surrey
"Surrey Tree Protection Bylaw, 2006 No. 16100"
A Bylaw to regulate and prohibit the cutting,
removal and damage of trees, the setting of fees and
issuance of permits for the same and the requirement
for replacement trees and of security for their
provision and maintenance.
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I N D E X
PART 1 ............................................................................................................................................ 1
INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS ....................................................................................................... 1
PART 2 ........................................................................................................................................... 8
APPLICATION AND EXEMPTIONS .................................................................................................. 8
PART 3 ........................................................................................................................................... 8
PROHIBITIONS .............................................................................................................................. 8
PART 4 ........................................................................................................................................... 9
OFFENCES .................................................................................................................................... 9
PART 5 ........................................................................................................................................... 9
PART 6 ........................................................................................................................................... 9
SIGNIFICANT TREES ...................................................................................................................... 9
PART 7 ......................................................................................................................................... 10
TREE CUTTING PERMITS / PRUNING PROTECTED TREES ............................................................ 10
PART 8 ......................................................................................................................................... 13
PERMIT FEES .............................................................................................................................. 13
PART 8A ...................................................................................................................................... 15
SECURITIES ................................................................................................................................. 15
PART 9 ......................................................................................................................................... 18
REPLACEMENT TREES ................................................................................................................. 18
PART 10 ....................................................................................................................................... 22
TREE PROTECTION ..................................................................................................................... 22
PART 11 ........................................................................................................................................ 22
INSPECTION AND ASSESSMENT ................................................................................................... 22
PART 12 ........................................................................................................................................ 23
RIGHT TO RECONSIDERATION .................................................................................................... 23
PART 12 ........................................................................................................................................ 23
GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................................................................................................ 23
SCHEDULE "A" DELETED BY BYLAW NO. 20251. .............................................................. 24
SCHEDULE "B" SIGNIFICANT TREES ................................................................................... 25
SCHEDULE "B1" SEMIAHMOO TRAIL ................................................................................. 37
SCHEDULE "C" ........................................................................................................................... 39
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CITY OF SURREY
BYLAW NO. 16100
A bylaw to regulate and prohibit the cutting, removal and damage
of trees, the setting of fees and issuance of permits and the
requirement for replacement trees and of security for their
provision and maintenance.
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As amended by By-law No: 16532, 01/14/08; 16586 03/10/08; 16859, 01/19/09; 16894, 04/20/09; 17047, 11/30/09; 17082,
12/14/09; 17327, 01/10/11; 17371, 03/14/11; 17480, 10/03/11; 17569, 02/06/12; 17635, 05/07/12; 17810, 12/10/12; 17845,
12/17/12; 18138, 01/13/14; 18360, 01/12/15; 18592, 12/14/15; 18659, 03/07/16; 18710, 07/11/16; 18984, 12/19/16; 19430,
12/18/17; 19720, 12/19/18; 19986, 12/16/19; 20223, 12/21/20; 20251, 01/11/21; 20509, 12/24/21; 20876, 04/17/23;
21230, 05/06/24; 21392, 09/23/2024; 21448, 11/04/2024; 21613, 04/28/2025; 21690, 06/23/2025; 21973, 04/13/2026
THIS IS A CONSOLIDATED BY-LAW PREPARED BY THE CITY OF SURREY FOR
CONVENIENCE ONLY. THE CITY DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE INFORMATION
CONTAINED IN THIS CONSOLIDATION IS CURRENT. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PERSON USING THIS CONSOLIDATION TO ENSURE THAT IT ACCURATELY REFLECTS
CURRENT BY-LAW PROVISIONS.
(a)
WHEREAS pursuant to Sections 8(3)(c) and 50 to 52 of the Community Charter,
S.B.C. 2003, c. 26, a city may, by bylaw, exercise certain powers to preserve and protect
trees within the city, regulate the cutting and removal of trees and require their
replacement;
(b)
AND WHEREAS Council considers it is in the public interest to provide for the protection
and preservation of trees, the regulation of their cutting and removal and their
replacement;
Under its statutory powers, including Sections 8(3)(c) and 50 to 52 of the Community Charter,
S.B.C. 2003, c. 26, the Council of the City of Surrey, in open meeting assembled, enacts the
following provisions:
Part 1
Introductory Provisions
Title
1.
This Bylaw may be cited as "Surrey Tree Protection Bylaw, 2006, No. 16100".
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Definitions
2.
In this Bylaw,
"agricultural use"
means the use of land for the growing of crops or the raising of livestock as
permitted under the Zoning Bylaw.
"arborist"
means an arborist who is both:
(a)
certified as an arborist by the International Society of Arboriculture; and
(b)
is qualified as a tree risk assessor by the International Society of
Arboriculture.
"arborist report"
means a technical report prepared by an arborist which may include all or some of
the following:
(a)
information relevant to the purpose for which the report is to be submitted
to the City including, but not limited to, surveyed location, species, size
and condition of the subject tree or trees;
(b)
the reasons for any proposed removal of a tree or trees;
(c)
description of the recommended tree protection and mitigation measures;
and
(d)
a tree replacement strategy.
and the General Manager will specify in each instance which of the items listed
above are required.
"Bylaw"
means the Surrey Tree Protection Bylaw, 2006, No. 16100, as amended.
"caliper"
means the diameter of a tree at 15 centimetres [6 inches] above the natural grade
of the ground, measured from the base of the tree.
"City"
means the City of Surrey.
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"conifer"
means a cone bearing tree or other plant that has its seeds in a cone structure.
"Council"
means the municipal Council of the City of Surrey.
"cut"
means to cut down a tree and shall include to pull up, push or pull over or
otherwise fall the majority of a tree. "Cutting" shall have the corresponding
meaning.
"crown"
means all parts of a tree, including all of the branches and foliage, that extend
upward from the lowest branch of the tree.
"crown lifting"
means removing the lowest branches of the crown, having the effect of lifting the
crown's base.
"damage"
means any action done to a tree which will likely cause a tree to die or cause a
decline to the health of a tree, including but not limited to ringing, poisoning,
burning, topping, root compaction, root cutting, shearing, denting, gouging,
drilling, crown lifting, or pruning a tree in any manner other than as specifically
permitted in this Bylaw. "Topping" will not be considered "damage" if evidence
satisfactory to the General Manager is provided to the City to establish that the
tree in question was previously topped prior to 2006. "Damaged" and "damaging"
shall have the corresponding meaning.
"D.B.H."
means the diameter of a tree at breast height or 1.4 metres [4.6 feet] above the
highest point of the natural grade of the ground measured from the base of a tree.
For multi-stemmed trees, the three (3) largest stems shall be measured 1.4 metres
[4.6 feet] above the highest point of the natural grade and the D.B.H. of the tree
shall equal the cumulative total of the D.B.H. of the three (3) largest stems.
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"deciduous"
means a tree or plant that sheds most or all of its foliage annually.
"drip line"
means a horizontal line on the ground encircling a tree corresponding to the
furthest extension of the branches of a tree.
"engineer"
means a person registered or licensed as a professional engineer pursuant to the
provisions of the Engineers and Geoscientists Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 116, as amended.
"General Manager"
means the person appointed by Council as the General Manager of Planning and
Development and shall include a City employee or employees whom the
General Manager has delegated, in writing, the authority to act on his or her behalf
pertaining to this Bylaw.
"letter of acceptance"
means a letter signed by the General Manager, Engineering when the following
requirements have been met:
(a)
the engineer for the project on behalf of the owner has requested in writing
the letter of acceptance;
(b)
the maintenance period or any extension thereof as set out in the applicable
servicing agreement has expired with no identified damage, defect,
deficiency or holdback that needs to be dealt with by the owner; and
(c)
the owner has completed all of the terms and conditions in the applicable
servicing agreement, including without limitation, the registration in the
Land Title Office of all statutory right of ways, easements, restrictive
covenants, subdivision plan or Land Title Act section 107 road dedication
plan.
"lot"
means land designated as a separate and distinct parcel on a legally recorded
subdivision plan or description filed in the records of the Land Title Office.
"natural causes"
means death or decline of a tree as a result of natural diseases, pests, climactic
conditions, inherent structural defects, or senescence.
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"owner"
means the registered owner in fee simple of a lot upon which a tree is located.
"protected tree"
means:
(a)
any tree, including multi-stemmed trees, within the City, regardless of
species, having a D.B.H. of 30 centimetres [11.8 inches] or more or, where
measurement of the D.B.H. is impossible or impractical, any tree with a
stump having a diameter of 35 centimetres [13.8 inches] or more, measured
at the natural grade of the ground;
(b)
a replacement tree;
(c)
a tree planted or retained as a requirement of a subdivision application,
development permit, development variance permit, building permit or
demolition permit;
(d)
a tree located in a riparian area;
(e)
a specimen quality tree;
(f)
a significant tree;
(g) a tree with evidence of nesting or use by:
(i) raptors as defined in the Wildlife Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 488,
(ii) osprey, or
(iii) a heron colony;
(h)
the following tree species where the tree is 3 metres [118.1 inches] or taller,
if coniferous, or a tree having a 5 centimetres [1.9 inches] or greater
caliper, if deciduous:
(i) Arbutus (Arbutus menziesii),
(ii) Garry Oak (Quercus garryana),
(iii) Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens),
(iv) Dawn Redwood (Metasequoia glyptostroboides),
(v) Giant Redwood (Sequoiadendron giganteum),
(vi) Maidenhair Tree (Ginkgo biloba); and
(i)
any tree located on City property.
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"replacement tree"
means a tree required to be planted to replace a tree cut, removed or damaged in
accordance with this Bylaw.
"remove"
means to cut a tree and to remove it from the lot where it exists. "Removed",
"removal" and "removing" shall have the corresponding meaning.
"retained tree"
means a tree that has not been permitted for removal. "Tree to be retained" shall
have the corresponding meaning.
"riparian area"
means the horizontal area within a lot, that is calculated by measuring the
distance perpendicularly, from the top of bank in the direction away from the
stream, where land disturbance of any kind is prohibited by the Riparian Areas
Protection Regulation, B.C. Reg. 178/2019.
"school"
means a public school under the School Act, RSBC 1996, c. 412, as amended, or an
independent school as defined in the Independent School Act, RSBC, c. 216, as
amended.
"significant tree"
means a tree listed in SCHEDULE "B" and SCHEDULE "B1".
"specimen quality tree"
means a tree of any size which the General Manager deems to be of exceptional
value because of its species, condition, form, age or size but which has not been
designated by Council to be a significant tree.
"stream"
means any of the following, in accordance with the Water Sustainability Act, S.B.C.
2014, c. 15, as amended, and the Riparian Areas Protection Regulation, B.C. Reg.
178/2019, as amended, that provides fish habitat:
(a)
a watercourse, whether it usually contains water or not;
(b)
a pond, lake, river, creek, brook, ravine, swamp, gulch or natural or
channelized stream; or
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(c)
a ditch, spring or wetland, that is connected by surface flow to any items
referred to in (a) or (b) above.
"top of bank"
means:
(a)
the point closest to the boundary of the active floodplain of a stream where
a break in the slope of the land occurs such that the grade beyond the
break is flatter than 3:1 at any point for a minimum distance of 15 metres
measured perpendicularly from the break; and
(b)
for a floodplain area not contained in a ravine, the edge of the active
floodplain of a stream where the slope of the land beyond the edge is flatter
than 3:1 at any point for a minimum distance of 15 metres measured
perpendicularly from the edge.
"topping"
means to remove the entire crown of a tree, or a substantial part of the crown of a
tree by cutting horizontally through the central or major stem of a tree.
"tree cutting permit"
means the written authority granted by the General Manager pursuant to this
Bylaw for the cutting or removal of a specified tree or trees.
"tree protection barrier"
means a barrier constructed around a tree in accordance with Schedule "C" of this
Bylaw to protect the tree from damage during construction, development or site
disturbance.
"tree protection zone"
means the area within a tree protection barrier. Where a tree protection barrier
has not been erected as required by this Bylaw, the tree protection zone shall be
the area within which a tree protection barrier should have been erected in
accordance with this Bylaw.
"tree survey"
means a survey plan prepared by an engineer or by a surveyor registered as a
British Columbia land surveyor, that illustrates the location of trees in relation to
the property lines of a lot, along with the size and species of each tree, plus any
other information required by the General Manager for the purpose of assessing a
tree cutting permit application.
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"Zoning Bylaw"
means Surrey Zoning Bylaw, 1993, No. 12000, as may be amended or replaced from
time to time.
Part 2
Application and Exemptions
3.
This Bylaw applies to protected trees and to no other trees.
4.
This Bylaw does not apply to protected trees, that are cut, removed or damaged, pursuant
to the Hydro and Power Authority Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 212 or the Oil and Gas Activities
Act, S.B.C. 2008, c. 36.
5.
This Bylaw does not apply to trees on City-owned property or highways that are cut or
removed by the City or its authorized agents in accordance with approved City operations.
5.1
This Bylaw does not apply to trees on property owned by either the Government of
Canada, the Province, or Metro Vancouver that are cut or removed by that entity or its
authorized agents.
5.2
This Bylaw does not apply to trees on property owned by a school that are cut or removed
by that entity or its authorized agents where the school is the primary use.
Part 3
Prohibitions
6.
No person shall cut, remove or damage any protected tree or cause, suffer or permit any
such tree to be cut, removed or damaged, except where permitted by and in accordance
with the terms of this Bylaw.
7.
In the event that a protected tree is in imminent danger of falling and injuring persons or
property due to natural causes, and it is not possible to obtain a tree cutting permit prior
to the tree falling, the owner may cut the tree or have it cut, but shall report the cutting of
the tree to the General Manager within the next business day. The owner shall not
remove the tree from the lot until the City has visited the lot and confirmed that the tree
was in imminent danger of falling and injuring persons or property. If the General
Manager determines that the tree was not in imminent danger of falling and injuring
persons or property due to natural causes, the person or persons who cut the tree or who
suffered or permit the tree to be cut shall be deemed to have cut the tree contrary to
Section 6 of this Bylaw.
8.
No person shall fail to comply with the terms and conditions of a tree cutting permit
issued pursuant to this Bylaw.
8.1
No person shall provide information in support of a tree cutting permit application, which
is false, inaccurate, incomplete or erroneous.
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9.
For the purposes of this Bylaw, an arborist report will only be accepted by the City within
two (2) years of the date of issuance of the arborist report.
Part 4
Offences
10.
Every person is guilty of an offence against this Bylaw and is liable to a fine of not less than
FIFTY ($50.00) DOLLARS and not more than TWENTY THOUSAND ($20,000.00)
DOLLARS per offence, who:
(a)
cuts, removes or damages a tree contrary to this Bylaw or contrary to the terms
and conditions of a tree cutting permit;
(b)
violates any of the provisions of this Bylaw or a tree cutting permit;
(c)
suffers or permits any act or thing to be done in contravention or violation of any
provision of this Bylaw or a tree cutting permit; or
(d)
omits to do or refrains from doing anything required to be done by any of the
provisions of this Bylaw or a tree cutting permit.
11.
For the purposes of this Bylaw, each tree cut, removed or damaged in violation of this
Bylaw and each day that a violation of this Bylaw is caused or permitted to exist by any
person, shall constitute a separate offence.
Part 5
Sections 12 - 20 were deleted.
Part 6
Significant Trees
21.
Deleted.
22.
No person shall prune the branches or roots of a significant tree without first obtaining a
tree cutting permit to do so in accordance with Part 7. There is no fee for such a permit.
23.
A significant tree shall not be cut, removed or damaged in any way unless it is first
removed from SCHEDULE "B" by an amendment to this Bylaw.
24.
The General Manager, with the consent of the owner of the significant tree, may direct
that a plaque or marker, that provides information about the significant tree, be placed
near the significant tree.
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Part 7
Tree Cutting Permits / Pruning Protected Trees
25.
A person wishing to cut or remove a protected tree shall apply to the General Manager for
a tree cutting permit to cut or remove the tree. A tree cutting permit application shall be
in a form approved by the General Manager. The tree cutting permit shall be in a form
approved by the General Manager. The tree cutting permit may determine the number,
size, species and location of replacement trees and required security.
26.
Notice of the tree cutting permit shall be posted on the lot for which a tree cutting permit
has been issued in a location visible to the public, prior to the commencement of any
cutting or removal of a protected tree and shall remain posted on the lot until the
completion of all work related to the cutting or removal of protected trees on the lot. The
notice shall include a copy of the tree cutting permit, identify by species and location the
trees which are to be cut or removed and provide a contact number for the permit holder
and the City.
27.
A person must not prune a protected tree unless:
(a)
the tree is pruned pursuant to a tree cutting permit; or
(b)
the pruning is limited to maintenance pruning that:
i.
does not remove any branches from the top half of the tree;
ii.
removes less than ¼ of the tree's total branches or limbs;
iii.
removes less than ¼ of the tree's total live foliage or bud-bearing branches
or limbs; and
iv.
removes less than ¼ of the tree's crown.
27.1
Despite the limitations set out in Section 27(b), the pruning of a protected tree may be
approved pursuant to Section 27(a) if the owner submits an arborist report which certifies
that the pruning is necessary and this report is approved by the General Manager or an
arborist chosen by the City.
27.2
A tree cutting permit may be issued for the topping of a protected tree if the tree was
topped prior to the year 2006, or if the tree has lost a portion of the stem by natural
causes. The owner is required to submit an arborist report which certifies that the pruning
is necessary and where this report is approved by the General Manager or an arborist
chosen by the City. The General Manager may require, as a condition of the tree cutting
permit issued under this Section, that all pruning activity be carried out under the on-site
supervision of an arborist.
27.3
A tree cutting permit may be issued for the pruning of a significant tree where the owner
submits an arborist report which certifies that the pruning is necessary and where this
report is approved by the General Manager or an arborist chosen by the City. The General
Manager may require, as a condition of the tree cutting permit issued under this Section,
that all pruning activity be carried out under the on-site supervision of an arborist.
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28.
The fee for the tree cutting permit shall be determined as set out in Part 8 and shall be
paid upon application for the permit. No fee is required for a tree cutting permit issued
pursuant to Part 7, Section 27.1, 27.2 or 27.3.
29.
Subject to Part 7, Section 35, a tree cutting permit to cut or remove a protected tree, other
than a significant tree, may be issued by the General Manager in the following
circumstances:
(a)
where an arborist provides an arborist report to the satisfaction of the General
Manager that a tree is an unreasonable hazard to the safety of persons or property,
or where the applicant has otherwise demonstrated to the satisfaction of the
General Manager that the tree is hazardous, dead, damaged, diseased or in decline
beyond expectation of recovery;
(b)
where the General Manager, or his or her duly authorized representative, or an
engineer employed by any public utility or an arborist certifies that in his or her
opinion a tree is impairing, interfering with, or presents a risk or hazard to the
operation of sewers, drains, water lines, septic fields, electrical lines, poles or other
similar equipment and appurtenances and that the impairment, interference or
risk cannot be reduced or removed in any way other than the removal of the tree;
(c)
where the tree prevents the owner of the lot on which the tree is located from
developing or using a lot in a manner permitted under the Zoning Bylaw, and the
development or use cannot be modified to accommodate the tree without causing
the owner undue hardship as determined by the General Manager;
(d)
where:
(i)
the tree is situated within two (2) metres of an existing building
foundation wall permitted pursuant to the Zoning By-law, as measured
from the outer stem of the tree at 1.4 metres up the stem, to the
foundation; or
(ii)
a building permitted by the Zoning By-law is proposed and the building
layout, location, or shape cannot be modified to accommodate the tree
without causing the owner undue hardship as determined by the General
Manager.
(e)
where the tree is situated on a lot within the Agricultural Land Reserve, which is
zoned to permit agricultural use and the application is accompanied by a sworn
declaration of the owner declaring that the tree is to be cut or removed to permit
agricultural use, that the agricultural use cannot be located elsewhere on the lot so
as to accommodate the tree, and that the owner agrees in writing that no
application for subdivision, rezoning, or development of that lot will be accepted
by the City for a period of five (5) years commencing on the date of issuance of the
tree cutting permit; or
(f)
where the tree is situated on a lot outside the Agricultural Land Reserve, which is
zoned to permit agricultural use and the application is accompanied by an arborist
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report and by a sworn declaration of the owner declaring that the tree is to be cut
or removed to permit agricultural use, that the agricultural use cannot be located
elsewhere on that lot so as to accommodate the tree, and where the owner enters
into a restrictive covenant registered on the title of the lot documenting that the
owner has agreed not to make application for development of the lot for a period
of ten (10) years, and that full replacement trees and all other applicable provisions
of this Bylaw, as determined by the General Manager, will apply should the
development application be considered for the lot within the ten (10) year period.
30.
The General Manager may issue a tree cutting permit for the removal of a protected tree
other than a significant tree where the owner submits an arborist report which documents
that the protected tree, by virtue of its size and species, is inappropriate for its location
and the reasons that it is deemed to be inappropriate for its location, all to the satisfaction
of the General Manager. The General Manager shall determine the number, size, species
and location of replacement trees and required securities.
31.
Deleted.
32.
The General Manager may, as a condition of any tree cutting permit:
(a)
require that a tree survey, arborist report in accordance with the terms of the tree
cutting permit application, or both, accompany the tree cutting permit
application;
(b)
require that preliminary lot grading and servicing plans accompany the tree
cutting permit application;
(c)
require that the cutting and removal of trees or specific trees be carried out under
the supervision of an arborist;
(d)
recommend the treatment of diseased trees as an alternative to the removal of a
protected tree;
(e)
determine the location, number, species and size of replacement trees required; and
(f)
require that a replacement tree plan be submitted by an arborist.
33.
The General Manager may revoke a tree cutting permit if the terms and conditions of the
permit have been breached or the information supplied by the applicant in support of the
permit is found by the General Manager to have been inaccurate, incomplete or
erroneous.
34.
The General Manager may retain the services of an independent arborist to review an
arborist report submitted to the City under the provisions of this Bylaw, in support of an
application for a tree cutting permit, in instances where the completeness or accuracy of
the report are brought into question through a field inspection by the General Manager or
any other person conducting a field inspection pursuant to this Bylaw. Where the original
arborist report submitted to the City is shown to be incomplete or inaccurate, the cost of
the independent arborist report shall be paid by the owner and collected by the City, prior
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to the adoption of the related rezoning or the subdivision approval or the issuance of the
related tree cutting permit, whichever comes first.
35.
The General Manager may refuse to grant a tree cutting permit for trees located within a
riparian area.
Part 8
Permit Fees
36.
Existing Lots Where No Subdivision is Proposed
On existing lots zones for residential use where no subdivision is proposed, as well as on
the lots zoned for commercial, industrial, or institutional use where neither subdivision
consolidation, nor any development requiring a development permit or development
variance permit is proposed, the fee for tree cutting permit shall be a ONE HUNDRED and
EIGHT ($108.00) DOLLARS base fee plus FORTY-TWO ($42.00) DOLLARS for every
protected tree removed.
37.
Proposed Subdivisions for Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing Residential Lots
The following table shall be used to calculate the fee for a tree cutting permit for proposed
subdivisions involving small-scale multi-unit housing residential lots:
Zone and Lot Size
Fees
R-4, R5, R5-S and R6
$151.00 per proposed Lot
R3
$181.00 per proposed Lot
R1, R2 and R2-O
$218.00 per proposed Lot
RA
$684.00 per proposed Lot
All fees are subject to applicable taxes.
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38.
Proposed Multi-Family Residential Lots, Commercial, Industrial and Institutional
Lots (Other than those described in Part 8, Section 36)
The following table shall be used to calculate the fee for a tree cutting permit for sites
proposed for multi-family residential, commercial, industrial and institutional use:
Zone Designation
Fees
RM-M,
RM-10,
RM-15
RM-30,
RM-45
RM-70,
RM-135
RMC-135, RMC-150, RMS-1,
RMS-1A, RMS-2, R-F(D),
R-F(m), R-T(1),
RM-1, RM-2, RM-3,
RM-4, P-P,
C-4, C-5, C-8, C8A, C-8B,
C-15, C-35, CHI, CG-1, CG-
2, CTA, CCR, CPR, CPG-,
CPM, C-L, C-R(1),
CR(2), C-R(3), C-S, C-C,
C-H,
I-S, C-G(1)
C-G(2), C-T(1),
C-T(2), P-P(1), P-R, P-D,
IB, IL, IH, IS, IA, CD,
I-1, I-P(2), I-G,
I-T, I-W, I-H,
I-W, I-L(S), I-A
PC, PA-1, PA-2, PI
$684.00 per acre
All fees are subject to applicable taxes.
39.
Agricultural Lots
The following table shall be used to calculate the fee for a tree cutting permit for sites
zoned or proposed for agricultural use:
Zone Designation
Fees
A-1, A-2, A-3
$560.00 per acre
A-1, A-2, A-3 within the ALR
$560.00 per acre
All fees are subject to applicable taxes.
For the purposes of Part 8, Section 39, the number of acres is based on the area to be
cleared and not on the area of the entire lot.
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39.1
If a protected tree is cut, removed or damaged contrary to the provisions of this Bylaw and
prior to the issuance of a tree cutting permit by the City for the protected tree that is cut
removed or damaged, the applicable tree cutting permit fees set by this Bylaw shall be
doubled to account for the additional administrative costs borne by the City.
40.
Where a tree cutting permit must be amended to show a change in the number or
location of trees to be retained or removed after the tree cutting permit has been issued,
the permit holder will be required to pay a non-refundable permit amendment fee in the
amount of ONE HUNDRED and THIRTEEN ($113.00) DOLLARS plus applicable taxes.
41.
For the purposes of determining the fees under Part 8, any lot against which a land use
contract has been registered shall be deemed to have the zone underlying the applicable
land use contract and lots zoned pursuant to Surrey Zoning Bylaw, 1979, No. 5942, as
amended, shall be deemed to have the zoning which corresponds to the zone name in
Zoning Bylaw, 1979, No. 5942, as amended.
Part 8A
Securities
General
42.
Where replacement trees or retention of existing trees are required as a condition of a tree
cutting permit or as part of a consequence for cutting, removing or damaging protected
trees without a tree cutting permit or cutting, removing or damaging trees in excess of the
number allowed by the tree cutting permit, the owner or person responsible for the
cutting, removal or damage shall provide to the City a security deposit in cash or letter of
credit in the amount specified on applicable notice, for the period and on the terms
specified in Part 8A of this Bylaw. No interest shall be paid by the City on security
deposits.
43.
Any letter of credit required to be provided under this Bylaw shall be a clean,
unconditional and irrevocable letter of credit drawn from a Canadian financial institution
acceptable to the City and in a form acceptable to the City. If, for any reason, the
irrevocable letter of credit ceases to be effective security or becomes unenforceable so as
to remove or reduce its purpose as full security for the due and proper performance of the
requirements of this Bylaw, the owner shall replace it with a further letter of credit
acceptable to the City within twenty-one (21) days prior to the expiry of the letter of credit
then held by the City. If the owner fails to do so, the City will draw down on the current
letter of credit without notice or restriction and hold the monies in lieu thereof.
44.
If at any time an owner fails to comply with the provisions of this Bylaw relating to
requirements for retention of existing trees or replacement trees and their maintenance,
the City may by its employees or others under its direction enter upon the lands that are
the subject of the requirements to plant replacement trees or maintain protected trees and
for such purposes may draw upon the securities provided and expend the funds to cover
all costs and expenses of so doing. Alternatively, the City may use the securities to plant
trees elsewhere on any City-owned property.
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Replacement Trees
45.
The amount of the security for the provision, installation and maintenance of replacement
trees, as may be required by this Bylaw, shall be as follows:
a. FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ($550.00) DOLLARS, plus applicable taxes per
replacement tree where the replacement tree required is a five (5) centimetre
caliper deciduous tree or a three (3) metre tall conifer;
b. ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ($1,100.00) DOLLARS, plus applicable taxes
per replacement tree where the replacement tree required is an eight (8)
centimetre caliper deciduous tree or a four (4) metre tall conifer;
c. as specified by the General Manager when the replacement tree is other than the
sizes listed in 45(a) or 45(b); or
d. where the replacement trees are part of the overall landscaping required under a
development permit, development variance permit or subdivision, the security is
to be in the amount specified in the approved landscape cost estimate associated
with the development permit, development variance permit or subdivision.
Retained Trees
46.
The amount of security for the trees proposed to be retained as a requirement of a
subdivision application, development permit, development variance permit, building
permit or demolition permit shall be as follows:
(a)
TEN THOUSAND ($10,000.00) DOLLARS per significant tree;
(b)
FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) DOLLARS per specimen quality tree;
(c)
THREE THOUSAND ($3,000.00) DOLLARS per protected tree other than 46(a)
and 46(b) above;
(d)
The total amount of security required under this Section may not exceed FIFTEEN
THOUSAND ($15,000.00) DOLLARS for a single family dwelling on an existing lot
of record; and
(e)
The total amount of security deposited under this Section may not exceed ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND ($150,000.00) DOLLARS for each
subdivision, development permit, development variance permit or re-zoning
application.
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Release of Securities for Retained Trees
46.1
The security provided to the City under Section 46 will be held by the City until the
General Manager determines that they have not been damaged during construction.
46.2
The security provided to the City under Section 46 for retained trees will be eligible for an
inspection by the General Manager if one of the following conditions are met:
(a)
twelve (12) months after a Letter of Acceptance is issued by the City;
(b)
two (2) years after Building Final has been issued; or
(c)
at the discretion of the General Manager.
Release of Securities for Replacement Trees and Landscaping
47.
The amount of security held by the City under Section 45 shall be released in stages as
provided in Sections 48 and 49. It will be a condition of the release of any security
provided under this Bylaw, that the General Manager be satisfied that the owner has
complied with the tree replacement and maintenance requirements of this Bylaw and the
tree cutting permit.
48.
Subject to Section 47, a security deposit collected to cover the cost and maintenance of a
replacement tree, shall be reduced as follows:
a. by fifty (50%) percent of the original amount after the planting of replacement
trees has been approved by the City in accordance with the inspection
requirements as set out in Part 11; and
b. by the balance of the deposit after one year from the date of the first reduction
provided that the condition of the replacement trees has been approved by the
City in accordance with the inspection requirements as set out in Part 11.
49.
Subject to Section 47 a security deposit collected to cover the total costs of the required
landscaping, including replacement trees, shall be reduced as follows:
a. by ninety (90%) percent of the original amount after the landscaping is completed
and approved by the City in accordance with the inspection requirements set out
in Part 11; and
b. by the balance of the deposit after three (3) months from the date of the first
reduction provided that the landscaping is approved by the City in accordance
with the inspection requirements set out in Part 11.
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49.1
If the time in Section 49(b) has passed without completion of the required work, a strata
corporation that owns the lands upon which the work is to be done may request that the
balance of the deposit be paid to the strata corporation. Upon receipt of such request the
City will provide written notice to the person who paid the deposit at the last contact
address in the City's files. The person who paid the deposit may then:
(a)
carry out the required work; or
(b)
agree in writing to allow the City to pay the deposit to the strata corporation,
and if the person does not carry out the work or respond within the time specified in the
notice, the City may pay all or part of the deposit to the strata corporation upon
completion by the strata corporation of the required work. The General Manager may
require copies of invoices paid by the strata corporation, or such other proof as may be
determined necessary by the General Manager, prior to payment of all or part of the
deposit to the strata corporation.
Forfeit of Securities
49.2
If replacement trees are not planted as required under a tree cutting permit issued
independently of a building permit, development permit, subdivision or rezoning, the
replacement tree securities will be forfeited to the City two (2) years from the date of
issuance of the tree cutting permit.
49.3
If replacement trees are not planted as required under a tree cutting permit issued for a
building permit, development permit, subdivision or rezoning, the replacement tree
securities will be forfeited to the City two (2) years from the date the building receives
final approval or a letter of acceptance has been issued for the project, whichever is earlier.
If the replacement trees are not planted and the building does not receive final approval or
a letter or acceptance has not been issued, then the replacement tree securities will be
forfeited to the City five (5) years from the date the tree cutting permit was issued.
49.4
If required landscaping, including replacement trees, is not carried out, the securities
described in Section 49 will be forfeited to the City ten (10) years from the date the
securities were paid to the City.
Part 9
Replacement Trees
49.5
If an owner cuts, removes or damages a protected tree or suffers or permits a protected
tree to be cut, removed, or damaged in contravention of this Bylaw, or in violation or in
excess of any terms and conditions of a tree cutting permit issued pursuant to this Bylaw,
the owner shall be required to plant replacement trees, and the size, number, species, and
location of replacement trees and amount of securities required to ensure the planting and
maintenance of replacement trees is to be determined by the General Manager, based on
the size, condition, species, value, and location of the tree cut, removed, or damaged and
the conditions of the lot where the replacement trees are to be planted.
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49.6
If the tree cut, removed, or damaged pursuant to section 49.5 is identified in a tree
preservation plan approved by the City as a tree to be retained or protected, the owner
may be required by the General Manager to:
(a)
plant the replacement trees at the exact location as the tree that has been cut,
removed, or damaged; or
(b)
ensure that any building or structure not be located within the drip line of the
replacement trees at full growth.
50.
In circumstances other than those prescribed by section 49.5, replacement trees shall be
required in accordance with this Bylaw for each lot from which any protected tree is cut,
removed or damaged and must be of a species and size as determined by the General
Manager or as specified in the tree cutting permit, at the discretion of the General
Manager.
51.
Deleted.
52.
Replacement trees must be planted and maintained in accordance with the requirements
of this Bylaw.
53.
Replacement trees shall be planted, where possible, on the same lot as the trees that are
cut or removed to the extent that the lot will accommodate such replacement trees so as
not to cause damage to the replacement trees.
53.1
Replacement trees shall not be planted:
(a)
within 1 metre of any property line of a lot;
(b)
within 3.5 metres of a permitted building or structure's foundation wall;
(c)
within 1 metre of service lines including but not limited to sanitary, water,
electrical, underground services;
(d)
within 1 metre of any hardscape including but not limited to retaining walls,
driveways, patios, walkways;
(e)
within 3 metres of another tree; or
(f)
within 3 metres of overhead powerlines.
53.2
Replacement trees may be planted in a space that will be appropriate for the mature
height and size of the tree species planted. Appropriate tree species may be recommended
by an arborist and must be accepted by the General Manager.
54.
Where no construction or site disturbance is proposed that would affect the planting of
replacement trees, the replacement trees must be planted within ninety (90) days of the
date of issuance of the tree cutting permit.
55.
Where a replacement tree is to be planted pursuant to section 49.5 of this Bylaw, it must
be planted within ninety (90) days of written notice being delivered to the owner by the
City.
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55.1
If an owner fails or refuses to plant the required replacement trees pursuant to section
49.5 of this Bylaw in the specified location(s) within one hundred and twenty (120) days of
receiving written direction from the General Manager to do so, the City may:
(a)
use the security collected pursuant to this Bylaw to either have the trees planted
onto the owner's lot or use the securities to plant trees elsewhere on City-owned
property; or
(b)
by its employees or other persons, at reasonable times and in a reasonable manner,
enter the owner's lot and fulfil the requirement by planting the replacement trees at the
expense of the owner.
56.
Where the planting of replacement trees would hinder proposed construction or where
proposed construction would jeopardize the survival of replacement trees, the
replacement trees must be planted within ninety (90) days of the final occupancy approval
for the last building being constructed that would jeopardize the survival of the tree, but
in any case, within three (3) years of the date of the issuance of the tree cutting permit
when the date of construction completion is not known, except where an extension of
time is granted in writing by the General Manager.
57.
The number of replacement trees required under Section 50 shall be two (2) replacement
trees for each one (1) protected tree that is cut, removed, or damaged except as follows:
(a)
if the protected tree is a red alder or black cottonwood, and the tree is not located
within a riparian area, the number of replacement trees required shall be one (1)
tree for each one (1) protected tree that is cut, removed, or damaged or;
(b)
if, in the assessment of the General Manager, the lot cannot accommodate the
number of replacement trees required pursuant to this Bylaw, due to a reasonable
likelihood that the replacement trees or surrounding trees will sustain damage as a
result of the planting of the replacement trees due to the size or other
characteristics of the lot, as determined by the General Manager, then the number
of replacement trees required may be reduced as determined by the
General Manager.
(c)
Deleted.
(d)
Deleted.
57.1
If the number of replacement trees required is reduced under Section 57(b), the owner
shall be required to pay cash-in-lieu to the City in the amount of FIVE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ($550.00) DOLLARS plus applicable taxes for each replacement tree that cannot be
accommodated.
58.
The General Manager may reduce the number of replacement trees required in Section 57
and increase the size of the required replacement trees and increase the amount of
securities from FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ($550.00) DOLLARS plus applicable taxes per
tree to ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ($1100.00) DOLLARS plus applicable taxes per
tree where it is determined by the General Manager that upsizing is required.
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59.
The cash-in-lieu described in Section 57.1 shall not exceed FORTY-ONE THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ($41,250.00) DOLLARS, plus applicable taxes per acre of
land from which trees are removed.
60.
The number of replacement trees to be planted on each lot in small-scale multi-unit
housing subdivisions, based on the zoning designation of the lot being created, may not
exceed the number as specified below, provided that the requirements of Sections 57, 58,
and 59 are met:
Size of Lot Being Created
No. of Replacement Trees
Required Per New Lot
Lots smaller than 340 m2
0, unless otherwise determined by
the General Manager
Lots 341 m2 to 460 m2
2
Lots 461 m2to 580 m2
3
Lots 581 m2to 700 m2
4
Lots 701 m2 to 820 m2
5
Lots larger than 821 m2
To be determined by the General
Manager
61.
Where the total number of replacement trees required for the subdivision is less than one-
half of the total number of protected trees to be removed from the parent lots that are
being subdivided, the General Manager may require that the size of the replacement trees
be increased and the amount of securities be increased to reflect the larger size of the
replacement trees.
62.
Where a tree that is not a protected tree is proposed to be retained within a proposed
subdivision, and where the tree is the same size or larger than the size of the required
replacement tree, the retained tree may be considered as one (1) of the replacement trees
required for that lot, provided that it is growing in a location that does not conflict with
proposed buildings, driveways, services or the construction of those buildings, driveways
or services. If the number of trees retained on one (1) lot exceeds the number of
replacement trees required for that lot, the extra trees may be credited against other lots.
However, this transfer of credits from one (1) lot to another will be limited to a maximum
of one (1) credit per lot, provided that a minimum of one (1) tree is planted in the front
yard of each new lot.
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Part 10
Tree Protection
63.
Where excavation, demolition, construction, or engineering works are occurring within
ten (10) metres of the trunk of a protected tree, and the proposed work may directly have a
negative impact upon a protected tree, a tree protection barrier must be installed around
the protected tree in accordance with Schedule "C". A tree protection barrier may also be
required at the discretion of the General Manager.
64.
No demolition permit, building permit or tree cutting permit shall be issued before the
tree protection barrier has been installed and approved by the General Manager.
65.
A tree protection barrier must remain in place and in accordance with Schedule "C" until
the removal of the tree protection barrier is approved by the General Manager.
66.
Site disturbance within the tree protection zone is prohibited including, but not limited
to, site grading, deposition or storage of soil or any other any material, disposal of any
toxic material, access by any vehicular traffic or heavy equipment, storage of construction
equipment, excavation, or use of the area as an amenity space during construction.
67.
Any work within a tree protection zone must be approved by the General Manager, prior
to its commencement and the General Manager may refuse to allow the work or may
specify conditions under which the work is to be undertaken.
Part 11
Inspection and Assessment
68.
The General Manager, an arborist, or similarly qualified expert retained by the General
Manager to provide technical advice to the General Manager, or any Bylaw Enforcement
Officer of the City is authorized to enter at all reasonable times without the consent of the
owner on any lot that is subject to the Bylaw to ascertain whether the regulations,
prohibitions and requirements of this Bylaw or any tree cutting permit are being met or to
assess or inspect any tree or tree remains on the lot.
69.
Where a protected tree has been cut or damaged on a lot in violation of this Bylaw,
without a tree cutting permit, or in excess of any permission or in violation of any terms
and conditions of a tree cutting permit, the trunks, limbs, roots, and remains of the cut or
damaged tree shall not be removed from the lot until an investigation and assessment by
the General Manager is completed and the removal is expressly authorized by the General
Manager.
70.
In accordance with Part 8, Section 47, once all replacement trees required under a tree
cutting permit have been planted, or once the landscaping requirements of a development
permit or building permit have been substantially completed, the owner may either:
a.
request that the General Manager conduct a field review to confirm that the
replacement trees or landscaping have been provided and installed in accordance
with this Bylaw and any related permits, and if a reduction or release of securities
is in order; or
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b.
have a landscape architect registered with the British Columbia Society of
Landscape Architects (BCSLA) submit to the City a sealed BCSLA Schedule C-L
along with a field review, provided that the same landscape architect has
previously submitted to the City a BCSLA Schedule L for the same project and
work.
71.
A TWO HUNDRED and FORTY ($240.00) DOLLARS plus applicable taxes Site Visit fee
will be charged for every field review that has been requested and conducted after the first
review for any project, where no reasonable attempt has been made by the owner to
correct the deficiency(s) identified during the previous field review. No further field
reviews will be conducted until the Site Visit fee has been paid in full.
Part 12
Right to Reconsideration
71.1
If a person is subject to a decision of the General Manager pursuant to this Bylaw and is
dissatisfied with the decision, the person may apply to Council to have the matter
reconsidered, which application shall be made in writing, delivered to the City Clerk
within 30 calendar days of the person being made aware of the decision, and shall include:
(a) the applicant's personal information and contact details;
(b) the address of the subject property;
(c) a description of the decision the applicant is seeking be reconsidered; and
(d) the reason(s) the applicant objects to the decision.
Part 12
General Provisions
72.
Deleted.
73.
All Schedules referred to herein are attached to and form part of this Bylaw.
74.
The provisions of this Bylaw are several and the invalidity of any part of this Bylaw shall
not affect the validity of the remainder of this Bylaw.
75.
This Bylaw shall come into force on the date of final adoption hereof.
PASSED THREE READINGS on the 11th day of September, 2006.
RECONSIDERED AND FINALLY ADOPTED, signed by the Mayor and Clerk and sealed with the
Corporate Seal on the 25th day of September, 2006.
_____________________________ Mayor
_____________________________ Clerk
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SCHEDULE "A"
Deleted by Bylaw No. 20251.
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SCHEDULE "B"
Significant Trees
Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
1.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1984
City of Surrey
2.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1985
City of Surrey
3.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2009
City of Surrey
4.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2015
City of Surrey
5.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2023
City of Surrey
6.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2050
City of Surrey
7.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2078
City of Surrey
8.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2120
City of Surrey
9.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2121
City of Surrey
10.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2130
City of Surrey
11.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2140
City of Surrey
12.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2150
City of Surrey
13.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2155
City of Surrey
14.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2195
City of Surrey
15.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2227
City of Surrey
16.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2511
City of Surrey
17.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2525
City of Surrey
18.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2567
City of Surrey
19.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2601
City of Surrey
20.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2619
City of Surrey
21.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2620
City of Surrey
22.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2646
City of Surrey
23.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2812
City of Surrey
24.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2825
City of Surrey
25.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2845
City of Surrey
26.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2855
City of Surrey
27.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2875
City of Surrey
28.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2885
City of Surrey
29.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2925
City of Surrey
30.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2952
City of Surrey
31.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2958
City of Surrey
32.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2962
City of Surrey
33.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2970
City of Surrey
34.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2986
City of Surrey
35.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3061
City of Surrey
36.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3155
City of Surrey
37.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3189
City of Surrey
38.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3237
City of Surrey
39.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3247
City of Surrey
40.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3269
City of Surrey
41.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3329
City of Surrey
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Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
42.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3331
City of Surrey
43.
Various
Cloverdale Library
17671 - 56 Avenue
City of Surrey
44.
Various
St. Helen's Church
10787-128 Street
Synod of the Diocese
of New Westminster
45.
Various
Christ Church and Cemetery
16631 Old McLellan Road
Synod of the Diocese
of New Westminster
46.
Various
Elgin Hall 14250 Crescent Road
City of Surrey
47.
Various
Elgin Centre 3530-144 Street
City of Surrey
48.
Various
Pillath Hall/ House
11113-148 Street
City of Surrey
49.
Various
Crescent Road, which land was
designated as a heritage area
and
is
more
particularly
described in Section 2 of "Surrey
Municipal
Heritage
Site
Designation Bylaw, 1983, No.
7716"
City of Surrey
50.
Various
Steward House/Ward's Marina
13723 Crescent Road
City of Surrey
51.
Red Cedar Stump
8920 Queen Mary Boulevard
City of Surrey
52.
Various
Old Anniedale School
9744-176 Street
Surrey
School
District No. 36
53.
Royal Oak Tree
16613 Old McLellan Road
City of Surrey
54.
Douglas Fir
Avenue of Trees
16613 Old McLellan Road
City of Surrey
55.
Various
5418-184 Street
Robert
Dougal
MacKenzie
House
Private
12
56.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3333
City of Surrey
57.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3387
City of Surrey
58.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3389
City of Surrey
59.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3391
City of Surrey
60.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3393
City of Surrey
61.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 3395
City of Surrey
68.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1195
City of Surrey
69.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1201
City of Surrey
70.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1210
City of Surrey
71.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1211
City of Surrey
72.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1221
City of Surrey
73.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1231
City of Surrey
74.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1250
City of Surrey
75.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1251
City of Surrey
76.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1255
City of Surrey
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Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
77.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1259
City of Surrey
78.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1265
City of Surrey
79.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1269
City of Surrey
80.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1272
City of Surrey
81.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1275
City of Surrey
82.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1276
City of Surrey
83.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1279
City of Surrey
84.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1280
City of Surrey
85.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1284
City of Surrey
86.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1288
City of Surrey
87.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1289
City of Surrey
88.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1292
City of Surrey
89.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1293
City of Surrey
90.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1296
City of Surrey
91.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1299
City of Surrey
92.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 1300
City of Surrey
93.
Douglas Fir
5804 Kilkee Drive
(Kilkee Park)
City of Surrey
2
94.
Butternut/White
Walnut
6272-152 Street
(Sullivan Park)
City of Surrey
1
95.
Douglas Fir
15100-22 Avenue
City of Surrey
3
96.
Canadian/Japanese
Walnut Cross
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
4
98.
Douglas Fir
1990-134 Street
Private
16
99.
Douglas Fir
9016-164 Street
Private
5
100.
Douglas Fir
19587-0 Avenue
Private
6
101.
Weeping Willow
2865 - 164 Street
Private
15
102.
Sitka Spruce
13398-Vine Maple Drive
Private
7
103.
English Oak
9353-160 Street
City of Surrey
8
104.
Scotch Elm
4100 - 152 Street
Private
Group 10
105.
Nordmann Fir
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
106.
Spanish Fir
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
107.
Incense
Cedar
(3 Trees)
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
108.
Corkscrew Hazel
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
109.
Sekkan
Sugi
Japanese Cedar
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
110.
Sweet Chestnut
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
111.
White Mulberry
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
112.
Bigleaf Magnolia
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
113.
Medlar
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
114.
Antarctic Beech
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
115.
Ironwood
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
116.
Empress Tree
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
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Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
117.
Oriental Spruce
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
118.
Chinese Elm
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
119.
Variegated
Hiba
Arborv.
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
120.
California Bay Tree
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
121.
China Fir
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
122.
Weep.
Giant
Sequoia
1660-168 Street (Darts Hill)
City of Surrey
Group 1
123.
Western Red Cedar
10648-127 Street
City of Surrey
124.
Douglas Fir
19016- 96 Avenue
(St. Oswalds)
City of Surrey
Group 2
125.
Douglas Fir
19016-96 Avenue
(St. Oswalds)
City of Surrey
Group 2
126.
Douglas Fir
19016-96 Avenue
(St. Oswalds)
City of Surrey
Group 2
127.
Douglas Fir
19016-96 Avenue
(St. Oswalds)
City of Surrey
Group 2
128.
English Oak
19016-96 Avenue
(St. Oswalds Church
City of Surrey
31
129.
Western Red Cedar
19587-0 Avenue
Private
9
130.
European Beech
Peace Arch Park
Province of BC
Group 3
131.
Western White Pine
Peace Arch Park
Province of BC
Group 3
134.
Red Japanese Maple
Peace Arch Park
Province of BC
Group 3
135.
Atlas Cedar
Peace Arch Park
Province of BC
Group 3
136.
Crimson
King
Maple
Peace Arch Park
Province of BC
Group 3
137.
Maidenhair Tree
Peace Arch Park
Province of BC
Group 3
138.
Lawson's Cypress
Peace Arch Park
Province of BC
Group 3
139.
Horse
Chestnut
(15 Trees)
17857-56 Avenue
(Cloverdale Elementary)
Surrey
School
District No. 36
Group 4
140.
Incense Cedar
17900-20 Avenue
(Redwood Park)
City of Surrey
Group 5
141.
Sweet Chestnut
17900-20 Avenue
(Redwood Park)
City of Surrey
Group 5
142.
Golden
Lawson's
Cypress
17900-20 Avenue
(Redwood Park)
City of Surrey
Group 5
143.
English Walnut
17900-20 Avenue
(Redwood Park)
City of Surrey
Group 5
144.
Dawn Redwood
17900-20 Avenue
(Redwood Park)
City of Surrey
Group 5
145.
Red Oak
17900-20 Avenue
(Redwood Park)
City of Surrey
Group 5
146.
Giant Sequoia
17900-20 Avenue
(Redwood Park)
City of Surrey
Group 5
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Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
147.
Hiba Arborvitae
(2 trees)
17900-20 Avenue
(Redwood Park)
City of Surrey
Group 5
148.
Siberian Elm
17900-20 Avenue
(Redwood Park)
City of Surrey
Group 5
149.
Golden Locust
14239 Melrose
Private
150.
English Oak Grove
140
Street
and
96 Avenue
(Green Timbers)
City of Surrey
Group 6
151.
Douglas Fir
5480-184A Street
City of Surrey
21
152.
Oriental Plane
4117-152 Street
Private
10
155.
English Oak
16671 Old McLellan Road
City of Surrey
19
156.
Western Red Cedar
168
Street
and
50 Avenue
(Mound Farm)
City of Surrey
Group 7
157.
Western Red Cedar
168
Street
and
50 Avenue
(Mound Farm)
City of Surrey
Group 7
158.
Douglas Fir
168
Street
and
50 Avenue
(Mound Farm)
City of Surrey
Group 7
159.
Douglas Fir
168
Street
and
50 Avenue
(Mound Farm)
City of Surrey
Group 7
160.
Douglas Fir
168
Street
and
50 Avenue
(Mound Farm)
City of Surrey
Group 7
161.
Weep.
Norway
Spruce
561-172 Street
(The Glades)
City of Surrey
Group 8
162.
Kobus Magnolia
561-172 Street
(The Glades)
City of Surrey
Group 8
163.
Dove Tree
561-172 Street
(The Glades)
City of Surrey
Group 8
164.
Dawn Redwood
561-172 Street
(The Glades)
City of Surrey
Group 8
166.
California Bay St
561-172 Street
(The Glades)
City of Surrey
Group 8
167.
Mirbeck's Oak
561-172 Street
(The Glades)
City of Surrey
Group 8
169.
Western Red Cedar
561-172 Street
(The Glades)
City of Surrey
Group 8
170.
Various
-
Arboretum
9800-140 Street
(Green Timbers)
City of Surrey
Group 9
171.
English Oak
13997-90 Avenue
(on 140 Street)
Private
11
172.
Butternut
6091-181A Street
City of Surrey
28
174.
Sitka Spruce
Tynehead Regional Park
GVRD
175.
Sitka Spruce
Tynehead Regional Park
GVRD
176.
Common Apple
18029 Highway 10
Private
177.
Horse Chestnut
18029 Highway 10
Private
178.
English Walnut
18029 Highway 10
Private
- 30 -
Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
179.
English Walnut
18029 Highway 10
Private
180.
Black Walnut
18029 Highway 10
Private
181.
Black Walnut
18029 Highway 10
Private
183.
Douglas Fir
18
Avenue
and
136 Street
(Bell Park)
City of Surrey
Group 11
184.
Douglas Fir
18
Avenue
and
136 Street
(Bell Park)
City of Surrey
Group 11
185.
Coulter Pine
12649-25 Avenue
Private
186.
English Oak
13722-56 Avenue
Private
187.
Douglas Fir
13600-55A Avenue
City of Surrey
29
188.
Tulip Tree
12976-Old Yale Road
City of Surrey
20
189.
English Walnut
19251-76 Avenue
Private
23
190.
Beech
12691-14 Avenue
Private
191.
Dead Douglas Fir
South Side of Highway #1
East of 176 Street
Province of B.C.
193.
Douglas Fir
14158 Hyland Road
City of Surrey
24
194.
Bigleaf Maple
19184-16 Avenue
City of Surrey
25
195.
Brewer's
Weeping
Spruce
12731 Becket Road
Private
26
196.
Purple Beech
13275 Colebrook Road
City of Surrey
Group 12
197.
Purple Beech
13275 Colebrook Road
City of Surrey
Group 12
198.
Purple Beech
13275 Colebrook Road
City of Surrey
Group 12
199.
Weeping Linden
13275 Colebrook Road
City of Surrey
Group 12
200.
English Oak
13275 Colebrook Road
City of Surrey
Group 12
201.
Rock Tree
12237 - 91A Avenue
Private
202.
All
trees
on
Semiahmoo Trail
Various lots
(see Schedule B1 for details)
City of Surrey
203.
Common Beech
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
204.
Common Beech
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
205.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
206.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
207.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
208.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
209.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
210.
Hedge Maple
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
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Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
211.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
212.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
213.
Hedge Maple
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
214.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
215.
Hedge Maple
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
216.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
217.
Hedge Maple
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
218.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
219.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
220.
Hedge Maple
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
221.
Common Beech
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
222.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
223.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
224.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
225.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
226.
Common Beech
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
227.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
228.
Common Beech
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
229.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
230.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
231.
Common Beech
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
232.
English Oak
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
- 32 -
Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
233.
Sitka Spruce
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
234.
Sitka Spruce
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
235.
Douglas Fir
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
236.
Douglas Fir
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
237.
Douglas Fir
19340-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Park)
City of Surrey
Group 14
238.
Douglas Fir
18918-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Community Hall)
City of Surrey
Group 15
239.
Douglas Fir
18918-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Community Hall)
City of Surrey
Group 15
240.
Douglas Fir
18918-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Community Hall)
City of Surrey
Group 15
241.
Douglas Fir
18918-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Community Hall)
City of Surrey
Group 15
242.
Douglas Fir
18918-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Community Hall)
City of Surrey
Group 15
243.
Douglas Fir
18809-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Library)
City of Surrey
30
244.
Douglas Fir
19076-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Elementary School)
Surrey
School
District No. 36
Group 16
245.
Douglas Fir
19076-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Elementary School)
Surrey
School
District No. 36
Group 16
246.
Douglas Fir
19076-88 Avenue
(Port Kells Elementary School)
Surrey
School
District No. 36
Group 16
247.
Sugar Maple
(12 trees)
8261-188 Street
City of Surrey
Group 17
249.
Douglas Fir
8850 Harvie Road
Private
Group 18
250.
Douglas Fir
8850 Harvie Road
Private
Group 18
251.
White Ash
18385 - 80 Avenue
Private
34
252.
English Oak
9012 - 160 Street
City of Surrey
32
253.
Sugar Maples
(2 Trees)
8495 - 144 Street
City of Surrey
Group 13
254.
Silver maple
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
255.
Norway Maple
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
256.
Hedge Maple
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
257.
Whitebeam
Mountain Ash
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
- 33 -
Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
258.
Weeping American
Elm
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
259.
Thornless
Honeylocust
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
260.
Sawara
False
Cypress
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
261.
European Beech
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
262.
Weeping
cut-leaf
Birch
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
263.
European Mountain
Ash
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
264.
Dawn Redwood
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
265.
Golden Atlas Cedar
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
266.
Sawara
False
Cypress
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
267.
Weeping
White
Mulberry
Surrey Nature Centre at Green
Timbers
City of Surrey
Group 9
268.
American Elm
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
269.
Northern Red Oak
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
270.
White Hawthorn
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
271.
Common
Horse
Chestnut
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
272.
Northern Red Oak
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
273.
Black Locust
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
274.
Western Catalpa
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
275.
Red Maple
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
276.
Purple Leaf English
Oak
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
277.
Northern Red Oak
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
278.
Northern Red Oak
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
279.
Northern Red Oak
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
280.
Tulip Poplar
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
281.
Norway Maple
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
282.
Black Locust
Green Timbers Way
Province of BC
Group 9
283.
Atlas cedar
Green Timbers Block H
Province of BC
Group 9
284.
Deodar Cedar
Green Timbers Block H
Province of BC
Group 9
285.
Colorado
Blue
Spruce
Green Timbers Block H
Province of BC
Group 9
286.
Weeping
Giant
Sequoia
Green Timbers Block H
Province of BC
Group 9
- 34 -
Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
287.
Sugar Maple
Green
Timbers
RCMP
E
Division
Federal
Group 9
288.
European Ash
Green
Timbers
RCMP
E
Division
Federal
Group 9
289.
Sugar Maple
Green
Timbers
RCMP
E
Division
Federal
Group 9
290.
European Ash
Green
Timbers
RCMP
E
Division
Federal
Group 9
291.
American elm
Green
Timbers
RCMP
E
Division
Federal
Group 9
292.
Red Maple
Green
Timbers
RCMP
E
Division
Federal
Group 9
293.
London Plane
Green
Timbers
RCMP
E
Division
Federal
Group 9
294.
Sugar Maple
Green
Timbers
RCMP
E
Division
Federal
Group 9
295.
Weeping Willow
8375 - 168 Street
City of Surrey
296.
American Elm
8135 - 132 Street
City of Surrey
297.
White Spruce
Elgin
Heritage
Park,
13723
Crescent Rd.
City of Surrey
298.
Western Red Cedar
Royal Kwantlen Park, 13079 - 104
Avenue
City of Surrey
299.
Giant Sequoia
Enver Creek Park, 8170 - 146
Street
City of Surrey
300.
Yellow Buckeye
Sullivan Park, 6272 - 152 Street
City of Surrey
301.
Giant Sequoia
Larond Park, 1806 - 130 Street
City of Surrey
302.
Douglas-fir
Cloverdale Athletic Park
City of Surrey
303.
Lavalle hawthorn
19083-68B Avenue
City of Surrey
304.
Coskspur Thorn
Green Timbers Nature Centre
City of Surrey
305.
Dawn Redwood
Hjorth Road Park
City of Surrey
306.
Giant Sequoia
Unwin Park, 13313 68 Ave
City of Surrey
307.
Jeffrey pine
Hillcrest- maple leaf day 2008
City of Surrey
308.
Western Red Cedar
13124 - 14A Avenue
Private
35
309.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2200
City of Surrey
310.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2202
City of Surrey
311.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2204
City of Surrey
312.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2206
City of Surrey
313.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2208
City of Surrey
314.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2225
City of Surrey
315.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2227
City of Surrey
316.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2251
City of Surrey
317.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2255
City of Surrey
318.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2281
City of Surrey
319.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2293
City of Surrey
- 35 -
Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
320.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2297
City of Surrey
321.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2300
City of Surrey
322.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2301
City of Surrey
323.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2302
City of Surrey
324.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2304
City of Surrey
325.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2306
City of Surrey
326.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2308
City of Surrey
327.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2310
City of Surrey
328.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2315
City of Surrey
329.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2320
City of Surrey
330.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2336
City of Surrey
331.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2337
City of Surrey
332.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2355
City of Surrey
333.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2377
City of Surrey
334.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2381
City of Surrey
335.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2423
City of Surrey
336.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2428
City of Surrey
337.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2430
City of Surrey
338.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2451
City of Surrey
339.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2460
City of Surrey
340.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2461
City of Surrey
341.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2466
City of Surrey
342.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2471
City of Surrey
343.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2480
City of Surrey
344.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2491
City of Surrey
345.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2498
City of Surrey
346.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2500
City of Surrey
347.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2524
City of Surrey
348.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2530
City of Surrey
349.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2536
City of Surrey
350.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2546
City of Surrey
351.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2569
City of Surrey
352.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2570
City of Surrey
353.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2571
City of Surrey
354.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2601
City of Surrey
355.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2641
City of Surrey
356.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2645
City of Surrey
357.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2649
City of Surrey
358.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2650
City of Surrey
359.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2651
City of Surrey
360.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2655
City of Surrey
361.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2660
City of Surrey
362.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2670
City of Surrey
- 36 -
Tree
No.
Tree Species
Location
Owner
Heritage
Plaque
Number
(if applicable)
363.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2675
City of Surrey
364.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2680
City of Surrey
365.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2690
City of Surrey
366.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2700
City of Surrey
367.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2710
City of Surrey
368.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2713
City of Surrey
369.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2751
City of Surrey
370.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2755
City of Surrey
371.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2759
City of Surrey
372.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2763
City of Surrey
373.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2765
City of Surrey
374.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2769
City of Surrey
375.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2770
City of Surrey
376.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2780
City of Surrey
377.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2790
City of Surrey
378.
English Oak
King George Blvd - 2800
City of Surrey
379.
Common
Horse
Chestnut
12645 - 14B Avenue
City of Surrey
380.
Giant Sequoia
9700 Block - 168 Street
City of Surrey
381.
Black Walnut
10871 - 139A Street
Private
382.
Douglas Fir
9631 - 161A Street
Private
- 37 -
SCHEDULE "B1"
Semiahmoo Trail
- 38 -
SCHEDULE "B1"
Semiahmoo Trail
- 39 -
SCHEDULE "C"
A tree protection barrier that is installed shall meet the following requirements, and be installed
at the appropriate distance from the trunk identified in Table 1:
-
Must be at least 1.2m (4') high from the adjacent ground;
-
Base must be no higher than 6" off the ground;
-
Must be secured to the ground so as to be immobile;
-
Must be fully enclosed and fastened horizontally to itself or another stable structure;
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Must be of either a contrasting colour to the trees or have material affixed to provide
contrasting colouring, so the visibility of the tree protection barrier is easily observed by
persons onsite; and
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Must be labelled with a weather protected signage that states:
"Tree Protection Zone, DO NOT ENTER, STORE MATERIALS OR DEBRIS "
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