If the tree is on land that forms part of a heritage item or is within a heritage conservation area, as identified under Schedule 5 of the Canada Bay Local Environmental Plan, 2013, then development consent is required.įor more information on the exemption provisions view Council's fact sheets Private Tree Management Manual, Pruning and Removal of Trees Fact Sheet or download Council's form for Tree Pruning and Removal Permit. The City of Canada Bay Development Control Plan (DCP) contains controls which aim to conserve and enhance the tree scape and environmental amenity of the City of Canada Bay. A permit issued by Council is required to prune or remove a tree, unless the particular tree works fall under the exempt provisions detailed in clause C5.1 - Pruning and Removal of Trees, contained within the City of Canada Bay DCP. Trees reduce the effects of pollution, humidity, glare, soil erosion, improve water quality and are an essential part of our living environment.
Indigenous trees provide shade for humans and structures, shelter for wildlife and in urban areas act as wildlife corridors.
Trees are a major influence on our streetscapes, contributing significantly to the appearance and value of properties.
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