The species and planting location have been selected through an onsite evaluation of growing factors like: The planned location may be moved onsite at the time of planting due to roots, utilities or other underground obstacles. Replacement plantings will be offset from the stump for installation and tree health purposes. Help care for this tree by watering it for the first two to three years while the tree becomes established.Ī notice with additional tree care information will be provided at the time of planting. Street trees face difficult growing conditions. The City of Toronto is not responsible for damages to any private property located on the City-owned road allowance.
Remove items like decorative features, flower pots, plants or other objects. On the day of the planting, ensure there is a 1.5-metre by 1.5-metre clearance around the proposed planting site. Proposed tree species and proposed alternate.If your area has been selected for tree planting, you will receive a notice that will include: If you have questions or concerns, or if you wish to cancel a recommended tree planting, call 311 within three weeks from the planned planting date. A Notice of Planned Tree Planting will be left in your mailbox or door to let you know when the tree is expected to be planted. The City can recommend that a tree be planted on the City-owned road allowance adjacent to your property. Trees also benefit individual property owners by increasing property values and decreasing heating and cooling costs. Trees improve air quality, minimize noise and dust, and reduce storm water runoff. Species available for planting on the City’s road allowance are listed in the Street Tree Brochure. Tree planting takes place in spring or fall. The City’s staff will visit the site to confirm the right tree species and determine the ideal planting location. The City plants and maintains trees on this land.Ī property owner can submit a tree planting request for the City-owned road allowance in front of their home or business. The City of Toronto owns a portion of land between roadways and private property, known as the city road allowance.
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