Can the local do gooders put preservation orders on evergreen trees in my back
garden, gonna have to cut several down for new extension, can the neighbours
complain, non of the trees are obscuring views etc, simply for decoration, some
have become to big for garden anyway, cheers Tel

"take away nojunk" wrote in message
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Can the local do gooders put preservation orders on evergreen trees in my
back
garden, gonna have to cut several down for new extension, can the
neighbours
complain, non of the trees are obscuring views etc, simply for decoration,
some
have become to big for garden anyway, cheers Tel

Take a look at:

http://www.naturenet.net/trees/tpo.htm

Andy

Can the local do gooders put preservation orders on evergreen trees in my
back
garden,

Chop 'em down before they do get a preservation order.

Christian.

"take away nojunk" wrote in message
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Can the local do gooders put preservation orders on evergreen trees
in my back
garden,

yes - cut them down quick before they get wind of your intentions

In article ,
Christian McArdle wrote:
Chop 'em down before they do get a preservation order.

Unless you're in a Conservation Area where they're protected already.

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Chop 'em down before they do get a preservation order.

Unless you're in a Conservation Area where they're protected already.

OTOH, it appears from that link that planning permission overrides a TPO.
Does the extension have/require PP?

Christian.

"take away nojunk" wrote in message
...
Can the local do gooders put preservation orders on evergreen trees in my
back
garden, gonna have to cut several down for new extension, can the
neighbours
complain, non of the trees are obscuring views etc, simply for decoration,
some
have become to big for garden anyway, cheers Tel

basically any tree with a trubk of over 3 inch diameter can qualify , so get
the chainsaw out quick.

MrCheerful

"Christian McArdle" wrote in message
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Chop 'em down before they do get a preservation order.

Unless you're in a Conservation Area where they're protected already.

OTOH, it appears from that link that planning permission overrides a TPO.
Does the extension have/require PP?

Christian.

Chop them down **before** you get the Planning people in, or as happened
to a friend, the planner went straight back and organised a TPO!!! causing
the plans to have to be changed!

The Q

basically any tree with a trubk of over 3 inch diameter can qualify , so get
the chainsaw out quick.

Chainsaw oiled up and fuelled ready for action Saturday, cheers everyone for
the "advice". Tel

ojunk (take away nojunk) wrote in
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basically any tree with a trubk of over 3 inch diameter can qualify ,
so get the chainsaw out quick.

Chainsaw oiled up and fuelled ready for action Saturday, cheers
everyone for the "advice". Tel

No one's even considered asking the trees what they think about it.
Typical.

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john

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they do not manage, and those who manage what they do not understand." -
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On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 20:33:04 GMT, Sneezy
wrote:

No one's even considered asking the trees what they think about it.
Typical.

I side with that comment too. I happen to like trees.

What we need is one of those trees that appeared in the Lord of the
Rings trilogy.

And I'll bet the tree doesn't get an oscar either. It'll probably be
claimed it was a wooden performance.

PoP

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