Our Trees Need Your Voice
Complete the survey to have your say on the tree by-laws update
RICHMOND HILL – The City of Richmond Hill is updating its tree by-laws, and residents are invited to provide their input.
Trees are vital to all of us. They are the green lungs of our city, improving the air we breathe and enhancing the health and well-being of our community. They also protect our environment, maintain biodiversity, and provide food and habitat for wildlife.
Shape Our City’s Green Future Together!
Our city’s trees need your voice. Take a short online survey and share your ideas on safeguarding this natural asset for generations to come. Your voice will help Richmond Hill update its tree by-laws to better protect and preserve the trees in our community.
Fill out the online survey at RichmondHill.ca/Trees until Tuesday, May 28, 2024.
Quick Facts
- The City of Richmond Hill has approximately 2.96 million trees covering 30% of the city.
- Homeowners are required to obtain a permit to injure or remove trees over a specific size on private properties.
- It is vital to preserve and maintain smaller trees so they can grow into larger trees that provide vital environmental, social and economic benefits.
