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Hi ya chaps

got an ongoing issue that I need a pointer with

 

Definition of emergency works

is there a proven case defining, such circumstances that, are highlighted when emergency tree works can be undertaken within the context of a conservation areaa or Tpo

 

As my understanding

reasons for emergency works

that life or property are imminentley at risk !

that due to health & safety implications it is not save to leave the tree in its current condition !

& that none of the above can be mitigated by any other means ! to allow for the normal cause of planning as laid down within the act

 

Pointers must welcomed

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