Channel 4 now

[Mark Bolam]

£2 grand.

 

Might educate some of the great unwashed that not all treework is done from ladders for £50.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

By law sarah beaney says the council can take six months to decide? i think she means 8 weeks doesnt she?

 

or is that just to give a yes or no descission?

 

does the appeal proscess take six months?

[Frank]

It's Hull city council. Could take two years before they get back to you and say "what did you ask again"? Haha.

[testcricket01]

By law sarah beaney says the council can take six months to decide? i think she means 8 weeks doesnt she?

 

or is that just to give a yes or no descission?

 

does the appeal proscess take six months?

 

depends which council your applying to i guess some are alot better than others we have just have just got a new guy enough said :thumbdown:

[Graham]

By law sarah beaney says the council can take six months to decide? i think she means 8 weeks doesnt she?

 

or is that just to give a yes or no descission?

 

does the appeal proscess take six months?

 

I thought they had six weeks to reach a decision then you have six months in which to appeal if needed.

[Frank]

tWas Ryland Horticulture who did the tree work. Never heard of them.

[William]

I thought they had six weeks to reach a decision then you have six months in which to appeal if needed.

 

A TPO'd tree must be considered within 8 weeks and a conservation area notice 6 weeks. An appeal for a TPO refusal must be considered within 4 weeks. Not heard of six months though it must be considered long enough for the council to make a decision i guess.

[Graham]

A TPO'd tree must be considered within 8 weeks and a conservation area notice 6 weeks. An appeal for a TPO refusal must be considered within 4 weeks. Not heard of six months though it must be considered long enough for the council to make a decision i guess.

 

Getting Conservation and TPOs mixed up:001_smile: The six months is the time limit for you to appeal via Sec of State. I'll await to be corrected:001_smile:

[William]

Getting Conservation and TPOs mixed up:001_smile: The six months is the time limit for you to appeal via Sec of State. I'll await to be corrected:001_smile:

 

I think you're right graham - once an appeal is lodged (within four weeks of refusal) the Sec of State has six months to consider.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

as i thought, this council didnt give the descision within an 8 week window, thats a legal requirment of THE COUNCIL, they HAVE to make the descission within 8 weeks, then you can appeal the desiscion