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Felling Trees now
"Broadback" wrote in message ... I assume there must be a good reason for the proposed felling , disease or rot setting in perhaps? Make sure there isn't a preservation order on it, otherwise you may need to apply to the Planning dep for permission which shouldn't be a problem if it's rotten or diseased to an extent that it may be a health & safety issue. You are probably aware of this anyway, just my two pence worth in case. Don Sorry, forgot this. http://www.ecotreecare.co.uk/wildlife-conservation.htm Hope it helps. Don If it is rotten and dangerous then the birds will have to accept loss of their nests this year. -- Not sure if there is a TPO on it, but that is not any problem because of the risk it is presenting. Mike -- Base for a Botanic visit to the Isle of Wight? www.shanklinmanormews.co.uk |
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