Electricity cables.

[Yournamehere]

Don't forget the tea and chocolate digestives: you've got to manage their expectations:001_smile:

 

 

Ackshly they'd prob prefer current buns!!!

Watt?

[Paul Cleaver]

Perhaps they'll just clear the area around the cables and leave the rest for some sympathetic pruning? I saw some lads a while ago who do utility contracts at work. They were good for clearance and take down work, but I do wonder how much damage they'd do to a tree like this cherry.

 

how much clearance is purely up to the tree owner - and tell the tree owner to specify all cuts must be to british standard 3998

[sloth]

Ackshly they'd prob prefer current buns!!!

Watt?

 

Ohm my, I'm in shock at the state of the puns!

[Marc Lewis]

Tea and biscuits will go a long way.

[woody paul]

You may have a job brewing tea, if power is shut down and you only have electric kettle.

[Yournamehere]

You may have a job brewing tea, if power is shut down and you only have electric kettle.

 

You'd have to do it on the gas then - for free - no charge!

[Stubby]

how much clearance is purely up to the tree owner - and tell the tree owner to specify all cuts must be to british standard 3998

 

I thought there is a specified distance from live cales ...So may be not up to the tree owner

[Eddy_t]

I thought there is a specified distance from live cales ...So may be not up to the tree owner

 

 

You're quite right, ESQCR regs are 3m for a climbable tree to conductor, although the tree owner can allow less than minimum clearance. Although this means that the owner is liable for health and safety stuff,

[Paul Cleaver]

I thought there is a specified distance from live cales ...So may be not up to the tree owner

 

its up to the tree owner

[Stubby]

its up to the tree owner

 

Regs say 3.0M from a branch able to support a persons weight .