Conifer hedge removal

[Gary Prentice]

I think mr Humphries has TPO'd an elder.

 

Notice that you class a hedge as being trimmed 2-3 times a year. In the less affluent north, a hedge may be lucky to be trimmed every 3-5 yrs, so we have significant hedges/trees fairly frequently. Trimming 'new growth' may involve knocking 5-6m offs

 

So it's a case, in CAs particularly, of reducing 'trees' back into a manageable hedge size - until the next time, when it all starts again.

 

I'm off stacking shelves in tescos

[AA Teccie (Paul)]

I'm off stacking shelves in tescos

 

:thumbup:

[fen01]

As usual there's confusion and conflicting advice on what should be a simple issue. Gotta love British law! Personally, I'd just email the TO with a photo and go with what they say (even though it's pretty obvious that the hedge won't be TPO'd). Here anything over 75mm at GL needs notification regardless...

 

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[AA Teccie (Paul)]

As usual there's confusion and conflicting advice on what should be a simple issue. Gotta love British law! Personally, I'd just email the TO with a photo and go with what they say (even though it's pretty obvious that the hedge won't be TPO'd). Here anything over 75mm at GL needs notification regardless...

 

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Hi, "fair comment," however not sure it's British Law per se but interpretation of guidance and opinion on what is a tree?

 

When you say 75mm at GL (ground level) is that the case as usually it's measured at 1.5m AGL (ABOVE ground level)?

 

Cheers

Paul

[hamdogg]

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[swinny]

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Get in there and flatten them

[hamdogg]

Get in there and flatten them

 

 

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