ANOB and tree cutting works

[Leyburn Lad]

I should Know this but just after a little advice, were consenting works for power line clearance, checks have been done for TPO and conservation restrictions etc, but how does it stand with a blanket cover of an area of natural outstanding beauty.

[penfold]

probably need to speak to natural england jase.

[Paul Cleaver]

I don't remember it coming up on UA 5 - A m8 works for natural England - im speaking to him tomorrow - If I remember I will ask him

[Leyburn Lad]

I don't remember it coming up on UA 5 - A m8 works for natural England - im speaking to him tomorrow - If I remember I will ask him

 

Cheers that would be a great help, we've skirted on these before but not to the extent of the area we've just come across.

[Paul Cleaver]

Cheers that would be a great help, we've skirted on these before but not to the extent of the area we've just come across.

 

would be useful for me too - Im doing "permissions" just south of York next week

[Leyburn Lad]

would be useful for me too - Im doing "permissions" just south of York next week

 

Who are you on for there down there GPMC?

[Paul Cleaver]

Who are you on for there down there GPMC?

 

yes m8

[Leyburn Lad]

yes m8

 

Good stuff were just starting over that way ourselves next week, what are you on hv/lv?,

[Paul Cleaver]

Good stuff were just starting over that way ourselves next week, what are you on hv/lv?,

 

im on HV 11k - bet LV is a pain in the arse?

[clima]

Jason, out of interest is it the North Pennines?.....if so it is a very large area covered, the Northumberland ANOB is much smaller. From past experience when surveying/ permissioning over there, I found that these areas can include specified places within the ANOB which are themselves designated as specially protected areas for various reasons, there can be one or more locally based groups which oversee these areas inside the ANOB...eg local wildlife group. To cut it short....the very best way to approach your task is to meet with Natural England as already stated, they have all relevant information and usually know (or know of) the people who manage these various local groups. I used to speak to an excellent guy at the Leyburn office of N E and he would supply me with all the information needed to sort out the permissions and work etc. On the whole, the requirements stated by the groups and N E were fairly easily implemented as they basically need to know that the proposed work is sympathetic to the location and addressed the issues as specific to that location.......the usual stuff.

The best way by far is to speak to N E and get as much help as you can from them.

(I only mentioned the northern ANOB's as I worked around that area for some time and linked it to you being up in Leyburn area.

Hope it proves useful to you.....maybe go on Natural England website and select ANOB's then select the one you are dealing with, there may be some pointers for you to follow up....)