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that would be the ideal solution and i did ask about updating it some years ago but got nowhere with my management they just were not interested. i looked through the documents i had the whole lot is quite a messy collection of documents, i was handed an example tpo when i did a tree survey course a few years ago and it seemed a lot more refined than what i have are tpos commissioned as part of planning permission in a case like this?

i have the tpo plan and schedule listing covered species including "thorn" trees which is i have to assume is buckthorn or hawthorn?(it uses common names not latin)but little in detail outside of that unfortunately i dont have the document to hand but will grab it on tuesday and check it again for any details, asking for an updated tpo just got us a nicer folder bound version of the older documents the boundry of the new site is part in/part out of the old tpod area and has included a number of pre existing trees so just making sure my understanding of the tpo orders were that all the tpo trees were all the trees present when the tpo was issued within the the tpo area,any work or issues were to be referred back to a tpo officer for permission/advice and dead trees should be replaced with the same species i have had of late a h&s manager get involved in an argument that i started with some contractors about a trenching job that would have hacked right through the rootplate of a tpo lime(tillia) and violate a tpo as well as structurally weakening a sizable tree,and the manager in question ran with it so that now he assumes ALL "trees" are covered including trees that i personally planted and it certainly placed the seeds of doubt and i want to be sure i am not at fault here so replanting is not legally enforced? we have lost 6 total over the last few years none have been replanted officially,i know my employer really dosent like planting trees for some reason or anything that isnt grass tbh

hi i am looking for some advice on how a tpo is structured on the site were i work i believed i had a basic understanding of how it was structured but now have some new management come in who have some very different ideas of how this works and have confused the issue the site i work at is built on the grounds of another older site and all existing trees were tpo,d (around 1995-7)before demolition of the structures present and a lot of new buildings of multiple types built leaving the tpod trees intact, the tpos are not individual but just all the exiting trees by a designated area based around roughly around the areas with the trees to be tpod the original larger site was broken up into various areas for different purposes and the part i work on contains about half the tpo trees so...does the tpo cover: self sown trees that are less than 20years old? landscape planting of young/semi mature trees? pre existing trees that would have been very small around the tpo issue date outside of the tpod area but within the new boundry? how does tree death or failure effect a tpo? appreciate any help