Auction - Bankruptcy deal of a lifetime

[new_1]

Hi, I need some advice.
Can I cut some trees on my vacant lot; even it?s not permitted for building permit yet. I just need to clear from young trees and heavy bushes. Is it legal? Do I need permit for this?

[Pfm1011]

Check with your town as every town has different rules , If you do it in Oakville you will be fined 1K a tree for every tree over 3 inches basal area  I think.

If you are in a Rural or similar zone you should be able to thin using good forestry practices but if you are thinking of clear cutting out a big area definitely do your homework first or you will be fined and never get a building permit

[Frank]

check this one out. 

http://www.elgar.ca/Vastis%20Sentencing.pdf

[cityhunter]

check this one out. 

http://www.elgar.ca/Vastis%20Sentencing.pdf

Ouch.... * check with the town before you bust out the chainsaw ! *

[new_1]

WOW! Thanks Guys... I will check first.

Also, how thick should be the tree, to be a legal tree? under 4' ... under 2' smallest?

[Dave2]

Over a million dollars in original investment.

http://www.gardnerauctions.com/view_auction.php?auction_ID=357

No environmental problems I believe.  Have not checked title but I am sure you can talk to autioneer and bank

Close to nature Locals think will go for a fraction of original investment.

By major river for recreation close to this guys favorite place

over 300 acres of land.  outbuildings available for pigeons or turkeys  

Things are too quiet and I guess everyone is out getting rich except me.  Sometimes it is interesting to see what happens to something from the past

The pigeons come home to roost??

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-other-real-estate/north-bay/barn-for-sale/1003478866?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true