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• Anmore

  Tree Management Bylaw No. 587-2018 requires a permit for a tree 20 cm in diameter or more at 1.4 m.

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• Belcarra

  No tree bylaw covers private property. The Village's tree bylaw excludes private land and covers municipal land only.

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• Bowen Island

  No tree removal bylaw for private property.

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• City of Langley

  Tree Protection and Management Bylaw No. 3321 protects Significant Trees of 75 cm or more anywhere, and trees of 20 cm or more on a lot with a Development Application.

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• City of North Vancouver

  Tree Bylaw No. 8888 applies, but Bylaw 9143 exempts most single-family and duplex lots.

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• Coquitlam

  Tree Management Bylaw No. 4091 requires a permit at 20 cm diameter at 1.4 m, or for a tree 5 m or taller on a steep slope.

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• Lions Bay

  No tree bylaw covers private property. The Village's tree bylaw covers municipal land only.

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• Pitt Meadows

  Interim Tree Management Bylaw No. 3035, 2026 requires a permit at 20 cm diameter, measured 140 cm above natural grade.

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• Port Coquitlam

  Tree Bylaw No. 4108 requires a permit at 15 cm diameter at 1.4 m, or for a tree 5 m or taller.

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• Port Moody

  Tree Protection Bylaw, 2026, No. 3531 protects a tree of 30 cm DBH or more on any lot, measured at 1.4 m, or 10 cm for six named species and in protected areas.

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• Township of Langley

  Tree Protection Bylaw 2019 No. 5478 requires a permit at 20 cm diameter at 1.4 m.

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