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Murdoch
We have a large Ash which is covered by a TPO ...
The local Council man says it doesn't need trimming back
A local tree man says it does (don't think he was touting for work)
a representation of the Forestry Commission visiting to look at our Oak for the OPM say it does
Opinions on whether a well written justification would get approved ?
Thanks
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So why are you looking for views here? ? There's a key point here. If it's TPO'd and you want to do work on it you need permission, so you have to apply for it and the law states that you
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