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Property Severances

Rural property site visit with a landowner

Tree Preservation & Compensation Plans

Are you severing part of your land?

We can prepare a tree preservation and compensation plan to help you meet county guidelines for rural lot severances. We will conduct a site visit and forest inventory of the land to be severed and compile an in-depth report to be submitted to the county detailing:

The background details of the property including any previous tree planting or habitat creation projects
A current inventory of the tree species found within the property listing the relative abundance, density, size, and health of each species
An assessment of the potential lot severance impacts on existing forest cover and recommendations for mitigating those impacts

For more information on Tree Preservation & Compensation Plans contact:

Rod Krick; Manager, Terrestrial Ecosystem Restoration and Management
Ce: 416-936-5751
F: 905-838-1889
rod.krick@cvc.ca

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