Tpo information

[cartman]

HI ALL,

 

I'm interested to know if there is a data base of sorts or a map showing where trees with TPO's are located.

 

or is there another way to find out ? (without felling it pruning etc to then find out the hard way)

 

the reason i ask is a friend wants to find out if their Tree is a TPO tree but i can't find out as the tree officer is away.

 

The tree is a snake barked maple and is probably a self set and only about 20-25 years old maximum. also it is in the back garden of his house and a neighbours, but the neighbour insists it his my friends not his, he has looked on the survey taken of his house and there is no mention of the tree or any TPOs.

He comes under City of Lincoln Council

 

Thanks

[Nimby]

Most LA's do not have TPO's on a database.

 

Most house owners know if their trees are subject to a TPO as they will have been served the documents. It's highly unlikely, given the spp and that it's in the rear of the propoerty, that it is not TPO'd but, as when you are checking any tree, ring the LA to find out. Also ask if it is in a CA.