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Not advocating deception or anything, but couldn't an arborist business masquerade as a forestry one?

 

 

I've looked at a few planning cases online and it seems not to work. The council sees Arb's as commercial. Does anyone have an my experience with that though?

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£25 a week. I got the Leyland hedge up to where the wood is and two bays of the leanto plus a container. It's not much ,but it has made it much better for me. Plus the use of Henry the forklift.

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I've looked at a few planning cases online and it seems not to work. The council sees Arb's as commercial. Does anyone have an my experience with that though?

It is commercial, you can get away from that simple.

 

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Hi 120x30ft building (1/4 of 120x120 building particained off) small outside storage area for ibc crates pallets etc and a big yard round corner (100yds away)where I can get several arctic loads of timber dropped got water and electric in building £100 per calendar month.

 

Lucky sod. Nice one.:thumbup1:

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