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What if I want to clear forested land or otherwise cut trees outside of the provisions in the by-law?

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What if I want to clear forested land or otherwise cut trees outside of the provisions in the by-law?

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A. Applications for Minor Exceptions (see Section 7 of the by-law) will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Written applications should include a detailed explanation of why the land should be considered for an exception, a detailed description of the forest, the location of the land (lot, concession, township) and a map showing exactly what area is in question. Aerial photographs may also be useful in evaluating the application. It is advisable to contact the by-law officer for more information before proceeding. Council may grant, refuse, or grant the application with conditions attached. If the application is granted, the applicant must cut trees in strict accordance with the terms of the exception.

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