Trees & tree removal — Hartland, New Brunswick

Do I need a permit to cut down a tree?

In the Town of Hartland, New Brunswick, trees & tree removal rules are set by Town of Hartland By-Law C-1, Streets and Sidewalks, verified 2026-09-27. Fines: not exceeding Forty Dollars. A permit is required. Boulevard trees: Planting requires Council consent; removal, destruction, defacement or injury of trees on streets/public grounds requires Council approval.

Town of Hartland By-Law C-1, Streets and Sidewalks adopted bylaw
permit required yes s. 22
applies to private property no s. 22
boulevard trees Planting requires Council consent; removal, destruction, defacement or injury of trees on streets/public grounds requires Council approval. s. 21, s. 22
fine range not exceeding Forty Dollars s. 36
scout note

Bars planting a street/boulevard tree without Council's consent (as to number, quality and location) and prohibits removing, destroying, defacing or injuring trees already planted on streets or other public grounds without Council approval.

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