Your Tree Preservation By-Laws

 

Salerno Lake does have some of the most beautiful Trees 

Let work together to preserve them

 

 

DID you know? 

 

The County of Haliburton has enacted a

 Shoreline Tree Preservation

By-law No.3505  

in an effort to protect the shoreline areas within the County.

The By-law was identified as a priority by residents during a review of the County’s Official Plan in 2010.

 

 

Click here to access

 

By-Law 3505 – Shoreline Tree Preservation

FAQs – County of Haliburton Shoreline Tree Preservation

 

Located under Documents

 

Coniferous

 

  1. Balsam Fir
  2. Cedar
  3. Eastern Hemlock
  4. Eastern White Pine
  5. Spruce
  6. Tamarack

Deciduous

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  1. Ash
  2. Basswood
  3. Beech
  4. Birch (yellow/silver; white/paper; rare – an occasional black)
  5. Cherry
  6. Ironwood
  7. Maple (sugar and several other varieties)
  8. Oak (red, white, possibly burr)
  9. Poplar
 

 

 Shrubs (incomplete)

 

  1. Juniper
  2. Pussy Willow
  3. Sumac

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