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Tree in a Conservation Area - development outside

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Morning.

 

Does anyone know the legal side of a situation where a tree in a CA is close to a boundary and development is taking on the adjacent land within the RPA?

 

Does the same apply, AIA for roots and branches? I presume so but need to hang my hat on legislation. 

 

Scouring through the Governments website and having trouble finding any answers. TIA

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