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    Hi 10 Bears, If the tree 90/10% then does Mr 90% have the right to fell the tree, similarly (and I am exagerating to proof a point) it the tree is 51/49% with no queries as to the correct boundary position status then does Mr 51% have the right to fell the tree.
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    <p>Yes I would be interested with some Arb Consultant details</p>

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    Hi, I am new but have read info on here prior to joining!! I am looking at constructing a bungalow on a piece of land where there is an oak in the boundary hedge. There is no TPO In simple terms the RPA has the formula of trunk diameter at 1.5m x 12m = the RPA, I believe. Can a building (bungalow or garage) be constructed within the RPA subject to a suitable design solution, for example raft foundation? As regards felling the tree, without TPO, located on the boundary line in the hedge (obviously with limbs/branches hanging over both sides) who can decide? Is the ownership 50/50 regardless of the trunk being 90% mine and 10% adjoining landowner. Look forward to your feedback.

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