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Exemptions generally include trees that fall into the categories of:

 

Productive orchards for fruit.

Crown lands

Dedicated woodland

Dead , dying and diseased trees

Statutory Bodies undertaking work. ( utilities)

Planning permissiion obtained

Act of Parliament

Trees are undersize.

 

correct me if i'm wrong

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In the case of fruit trees, work can be carried out under a TPO if the tree is not cultivated on a commercial basis as long as the pruning is carried out with good Horticultural practice and in the interest of fruit production. Chapter 6.17 TPO Blue book!

 

Also a TPO cannot be applied to bushes or shrubs but in the secretary of states view a tpo is made to protect trees in a hedge or old hedge which has become a line of trees of a reasonable height and is not subject to hedgerow management. Other legislation controls hedgerow removal.

 

But if they are with in a conservation area you will have to ask permission to your LPA under section 211 of the TCPA.

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Thats right, show intent of your proposed works. Also it seems the LPA can grant you permission straight away on receiving your intent instead of making you wait for 6 weeks! Damn those in power!!!!

 

Avatars, i just keep finding images of women and power tools!!! dont tell the missus!!!!

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Actually the LPA can't give you permission when you submitt a 211,notice. It's not an application so they can not decide it. They can,decide to make a tpo,decide not to make a tpo and let 6 weeks pass or not make a tpo and inform you before the required 6 weeks. Worth also remembering that the LPA can not alter your 211 spec. eg it's ok to lift 5 limbs but not 6.

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Fruit trees are exempt.

 

I often wondered if you'd be able to argue this in the courts if you chopped a 80ft. Horse Chestnut down when u shouldn't have done, by saying "this tree produces fruits" and take some along with you to the courtroom.

 

Does it mention the word "edible" fruits or give a specific list, or is it left to our judgement what the term "fruit-tree" actually includes and doesn't include?

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