Trees & tree removal — Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia

Do I need a permit to cut down a tree?

In the Village of Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia, trees & tree removal rules are set by Tree Management and Preservation Bylaw No. 1015, 2012, verified 2026-09-24. A permit is required. Replacement required: no more than two trees for each tree removed.

Tree Management and Preservation Bylaw No. 1015, 2012 adopted bylaw
permit required yes s. 5.b.vi)
applies to private property yes s. 3.a
protected threshold Tree: 7.5 metres or more in height; trunk diameter of 300 millimetres or more. Distinct Tree: species-specific diameters (e.g. Western Red Cedar over 120 centimetres) s. 2
replacement required no more than two trees for each tree removed s. 7.a
scout note

Requires a tree removal permit for significant trees (e.g. Big Leaf Maple >100cm dia., Western Red Cedar >120cm) or any tree ≥300mm trunk diameter; sets replanting requirement of min. 2.0 m tall replacement tree.

Machine-readable: trees.json · Official website: https://www.harrisonhotsprings.ca/ · Last verified 2026-09-24 · Trees & tree removal across British Columbia · Trees & tree removal in other municipalities