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Old 01-06-2005, 08:31 PM
Mike
 
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If there is no tree preservation order on it already do not discuss it
with any neighbours. It will only need one person to contact the
council and a tree preservation order would probably be slapped on it
with immediate effect. then the tree is no longer yours, but all
responsibility is. :-(


Have to agree with the above :-((

This raised another thought in my mind. An "Area" can have a block TPO on it
and ALL trees are under that order. Very remote in your case, but it is
known and is more common in parks and public areas.

Mike




 
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