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Whats the law on cutting down trees....
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.....in your own garden.
Its about 40 feet, so do you need permission from the local Council?
Thanks for any help.
Its about 40 feet, so do you need permission from the local Council?
Thanks for any help.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Nothing to do with species.. Tree Preservation Order of Conservation Area are the most likely restrictions. As with the first answer check with your local planning department. Another possibility is with a planning condition or covenant on a new or recent build - again planning department. Also assuming you own the garden not just a tenant?.
Alan
Alan
Whenever we have exceptionally high winds it's quite a coincidence that a number of trees in my neighbourhood get felled for "safety reasons". This usually takes place at weekends when the council offices are closed. Another coincidence is that said trees would have been a stumbling block for infill developments.
One may well gain a decent lawn, but one has lost decent mature oak and ash trees as the cost.
I see folk cutting trees down in their gardens all over the place, but very few seem to want to add them, even though they'll take ages to reach maturity.
Over time we have as good as cleared our country of trees, and yet tell S.America they ought not cut their forests down. Sad really.
I see folk cutting trees down in their gardens all over the place, but very few seem to want to add them, even though they'll take ages to reach maturity.
Over time we have as good as cleared our country of trees, and yet tell S.America they ought not cut their forests down. Sad really.
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