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Public Tree Disclosure Statement City of Calgary Street Bylaw (20M88) and the Tree Protection Bylaw (23M2002) protect trees growing on City (public) land. An approved Tree Protection Plan is required

How to fill out public tree disclosure statement

How to fill out public tree disclosure statement

1. Begin by gathering all the necessary information related to the public tree you want to disclose.
2. Make sure you have accurate location details of the tree, including the address or GPS coordinates.
3. Identify the species of the tree, if possible, and include this information in the disclosure statement.
4. Take note of any significant features or conditions of the tree that may need to be disclosed, such as diseases, damages, or potential risks.
5. Provide a detailed description of the tree's size, shape, and overall appearance.
6. Document any maintenance or preservation efforts undertaken for the tree, if applicable.
7. Include any relevant pictures or supporting documents that can provide additional information about the tree.
8. Review the disclosure statement for accuracy and completeness before submitting it.
9. If required, submit the disclosure statement to the appropriate authority or organization responsible for tree disclosure.
10. Keep a copy of the disclosure statement for your records.

Who needs public tree disclosure statement?

1. Any individuals, organizations, or institutions responsible for the maintenance, management, or ownership of public trees may need to fill out a public tree disclosure statement.
2. Government agencies, municipalities, forestry departments, arborists, or tree care companies often require this form to ensure transparency and proper documentation of public trees.
3. Developers, builders, or contractors involved in construction projects near public trees may also need to fill out a public tree disclosure statement as part of their environmental impact assessment.

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What is public tree disclosure statement?

Public tree disclosure statement is a document that discloses information about trees located on public property.

Who is required to file public tree disclosure statement?

Public officials and government agencies responsible for maintaining public trees are required to file public tree disclosure statement.

How to fill out public tree disclosure statement?

The public tree disclosure statement can be filled out by providing detailed information about the number, species, health condition, maintenance schedule, and any potential risks associated with the public trees.

What is the purpose of public tree disclosure statement?

The purpose of public tree disclosure statement is to ensure transparency and accountability in the management and maintenance of public trees, as well as to inform the public about the important role of trees in the community.

What information must be reported on public tree disclosure statement?

Information such as the location of public trees, their species, age, health status, maintenance history, and any potential risks must be reported on public tree disclosure statement.