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TPO Problem ??
I've come to cut a tree down in my garden. I contacted the Council to
check if there is a TPO on it. They looked at the maps and said over the phone no. So I am now arranging it. But 1 week later I have had a letter saying that they have slapped a TPO on the tree. Is this right and proper, and what can I do about it. The letter says I have 14 days to appeal, and a judgment will be made in 6 months time ?? The tree is a Titan Cedar that is only half grown, that is very close to a main road, and there are overhead power cables only about 6ft away. What can I appeal against. What if I had cut the tree down within that 1 week, would I have been fined £30,000 for cutting a TPO tree down. |
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