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Help protect Calgary's trees! The Tree Protection Bylaw prohibits: Cutting, removing, moving or pruning of City trees. Penetrating the bark or attaching any object or sign to trees on City land. Planting trees or shrubs on City land. Spraying trees with any substance except water. Our bylaw states that: Cutting, removing, moving or pruning of The City of Calgary trees is prohibited unless City permission is granted.
Citizens cannot penetrate the bark or attach any object or sign to trees on City land. Citzens cannot spray City trees with any substance except water. Bylaws for trees and shrubs state that the City of Calgary will enforce their maintenance on the perimeters of private properties to ensure the city stays beautiful.
The Yard and Perimeter Maintenance Brochure says that property owners are responsible for keeping their trees and shrubs well pruned so that they do not get in the way of pedestrians walking by or of vehicles using the alley. remove damaged, diseased or dead branches (remember elm trees can only be pruned from Oct 1- March 31 in order to keep Alberta Dutch elm disease free) maintain shape and structure.
keep trees on your own property. Planting – fall is a great time to plant trees. It allows the tree to build roots prior to having to grow leaves. May 25, The Calgary Parking Authority enforces parking enforces bylaws under the Calgary Traffic Bylaw and the Calgary Parking Bylaw, If a Warning Notice is sent but the removal is still not done, the cost will be invoiced to the property owner.
Trees and shrubs are regulated under the Street Bylaw and protected under the Tree Protection Bylaw. Conserving Calgary's Historic Streets - A conservation plan for 27 of Calgary's historic streetscapes. Tree Work in Your Community - see what tree work is happening in your community.
Tree Protection Bylaws - protection of trees on land owned or controlled by the City. Arbour Day - annual event on the first Thursday in May. In order to remove a tree that is located on property that you plan to use for construction, you will need to abide by the requirements of the Tree Protection Bylaw. A Tree Protection Plan is required if the building construction will take place within six meters of a city tree that is situated in the road right of way.
Rob’s Tree Removal provides an efficient way to get rid of trees, stumps, and bushes in your backyard. Call for tree removal services in Calgary.