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  6. Rights to Abate a Nuisance

    in Trees and the Law

    Posted · Edited by Arb-Aero

    If tree work is carried out under right to abate a nuisance and the tree is left unstable who is liable!

     

    If the one side of the crown is removed and one side of the roots are removed back to the boundary?

     

    1. As long as the arborist has informed the owner of the actions, is it the owners responsibility to remedy the issue?

     

    2. Is the Arborist or Nieghbour liable for for the trees safety, after removal of the nuisance?

     

    3. What if the Nieghbour does not give permission for the arborist to venture on there land (ie, the tree!) to make it safe. leaving the tree unstable! is the Arborist/neighbour responsible/liable for the tree following the works and therefor offering to balance the tree following the nuisance pruning?

     

    Thank you for your time.

     

  7. No TPO/CA/SSSI Council Refusal of Reduction for Planning Conditions.

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    Rear of garden on a boundary to B-road is a hedgerow of now mature trees.

     

    The house is a newly built house of a year, on a part built estate. There is legislation on them! apart from planning condition -

     

    Tree Officer statement -

     

    Technically the trees here are protected under a Planning Condition that was in place when the original planning approval was granted. The developer said he would retain the trees as per a tree protection plan submitted. That condition will apply until the whole development is complete. Once formally completed (and the road adopted by the council etc) then the condition will no longer apply and the trees become unprotected.

     

    I've applied to have the spindly elm trees thinned out (3 trees 20cm ash) and the semi-mature sycamore to be thinned by 20% and was refused and if I do the work would be liable!

     

    The trees are on the customers property and are as high as the garden is long from the house and is a west facing garden.

     

    Any ideas on this legality please?

  10. How do I go about objecting to a TPO decision

    in Trees and the Law

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    19 hours ago, daltontrees said:

    Appeal. It is a deemed refusal. Theere's a right of appeal. It costs nothing. Do it right away, as the right of appeal has a time limit. You might actually be too late. If you want specifics, say what country you are in.

    Thank you for your knowledge. I'm in Wales.

    10 minutes ago, daltontrees said:

    No the time extension rule for planning apps does not extend to TPO apps.

    So, its the secretary of state and not the deputy prime ministers office!

     

  12. How do I go about objecting to a TPO decision

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    Hi, the council have no made a decision on an application I submitted in February.

     

    I've email the Landscape officer every month asking for the decision. He replies that he is waiting for the head of planning to make the decision.

     

    So, as the top regs dictate if you have not heard from the authority in 6 weeks it can be classed a a refusal. So now I need to make an objection to the DPMO! but that no longer exists?

     

    What should I do, please?

  17. Lumber yard

    in The Lounge

    Posted

    On 26/01/2021 at 15:34, topchippyles said:

    My mate martin who is very well known to a lot of the guys on here covers west wales.He has a wood-mizer LT40 and hires out and can pass his number on to you but you will need a place to work from 

    Could you pass his number too me please?

     

  23. Intercom helmet systems

    in Climbers talk

    Posted

    On 12/12/2020 at 20:17, Paddy1000111 said:

    Yea 100% Go with the Sena smh10r. It's the perfect system and installs easily. The only negative is the wiring is very thin as it's designed to be in a bike helmet. I bought some 3mm expandable braided mesh sleeving and fitted that to all the wires and used fabric harness tape on the ends of the mesh. 

     

    On 12/12/2020 at 20:17, Paddy1000111 said:

    Yea 100% Go with the Sena smh10r. It's the perfect system and installs easily. The only negative is the wiring is very thin as it's designed to be in a bike helmet. I bought some 3mm expandable braided mesh sleeving and fitted that to all the wires and used fabric harness tape on the ends of the mesh. 

    Sounds good (forgive the pun) I'l check em out. Thank you

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