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Hmm any elaboration on that?

Recently had a application denied on the reduction of two oaks around 40ft to reduce all over buy 2-2&1/2 meters where possible. Customer was concerned as both Trees’s overlap a few gardens and was trying to be a good neighbour. The application was rejected because the TO believed it will make reduction points brittle, I personally didn’t think that a 15-20% reduction could do such a thing. First time I’ve ever heard this, it’s not like I’m gonna be lumping big holes out the tree leaving oversized pruning cuts, anything getting reduced by 15-20% will be done buy a silky. Tried getting hold of the TO to understand her reasoning why and maybe learn something new but yet to establish contact.
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1 hour ago, Alex O said:


Recently had a application denied on the reduction of two oaks around 40ft to reduce all over buy 2-2&1/2 meters where possible. Customer was concerned as both Trees’s overlap a few gardens and was trying to be a good neighbour. The application was rejected because the TO believed it will make reduction points brittle..

Appeal it..  Some of the pins inspectors are not anti reductions...

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You local to there Don? Any observations/comments?
I do work in Harrogate a fair bit I hear from contractors that I work that put applications in that they are very awkward to deal with and that supposedly they will not approve any reduction work how accurate this is i can't say because I have never put a application in to reduce a tree
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1 hour ago, Alex O said:


Probably not now you’ve mentioned it. But you get the just of what I was trying to explain not the height/size but the TO thinking on the matter.

That wasn’t a pop btw mate, just maybe thinking how the TO sees it.

There doesn’t seem to be a lot of consistency.

Sometimes it’s No. No. No. No. Muller it.

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