In some cases, yes. If it is approved for removal, it must be replaced with trees equal to at least 100 percent of the diameter at breast height (dbh) for deciduous or of the height in feet (coniferous) and subject to conditions.
Replacement trees must be of species of a similar type and at least 4.5 inches dbh for deciduous trees or 10 feet tall for coniferous trees.
Failure to replace heritage trees on a site results in a cost of $500 per inch below 100% of the dbh removed for deciduous trees or $500 per foot below 100% of the foot height removed for coniferous trees.