Tree Protection Hoarding in Brampton
Hoarding built to your permit conditions and your arborist’s Tree Protection Plan.
What Brampton requires
- Tree Preservation By-law 317-2012 protects trees on private property with a diameter of 30 cm or more. Injuring a protected tree requires a permit.
- The by-law itself doesn’t set a hoarding design. Requirements come from your permit conditions and your arborist’s Tree Protection Plan.
- For reference, the City’s landscape specification for its own works calls for 1200 mm page wire fencing on T-bar posts at no more than 1200 mm spacing, with the area inside kept undisturbed.
Need it built in Brampton?
Send us your permit conditions or Tree Protection Plan and we’ll quote it to Brampton’s spec.
What we build in Brampton
The barrier your permit or Tree Protection Plan specifies, whether framed snow fence, page wire or plywood.
Brampton FAQ
Which trees need a permit?
Trees on private property 30 cm in diameter or larger.
What are the fines?
Up to $100,000 for an offence, and up to $10,000 per day for a continuing offence.
Do you build to the arborist report?
Yes. We build what the arborist report states: the protection zones, the barrier type and any extra measures it calls for. Where the report asks for more than the City minimum, we build to the report.
Can you recommend an arborist?
Yes. If your permit needs an arborist report or Tree Protection Plan and you don’t have one yet, tell us when you get in touch and we’ll recommend an arborist.
From the municipality’s own documents
Requirements summarized from the documents above. Your permit conditions or approved Tree Protection Plan always take precedence. Confirm with the municipality if anything differs.
Tree protection in Brampton?
Send us your permit conditions, site plan or arborist’s Tree Protection Plan and we’ll quote it to your municipality’s spec.