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Trees/hedges Outline Planning Permission
Can you just fell mature Trees/Hedgerow to a boundary at outline planning permission stage without consultation?
The Trees have no TPO's on them and the area does not fall inside a Conservation area
The Trees have no TPO's on them and the area does not fall inside a Conservation area
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thanks Zac's-Master I believe adjacent properties should have been consulted and that the removal of the Trees/Hedgeline should have been clearly detailed on the drawing and/or within the submitted outline planning documentation which it was't do you think I have a case to refer their removal to the planning Authority?
bednobs, thats what i would have thought. but the precise legal situation has not been answered. If an outline planning application has been made does it not make every tree on the property subject to an interim TPO. The council should not have to wait for neighbours to complain. The tree officer should be round there straight away before the owner can do any damage
Sad to say, but any felling should be done before the council are alerted.
Sad to say, but any felling should be done before the council are alerted.
If the trees are not subject to a TPO and the site is not in a conservation area then no permission is needed to fell the trees. The only reason a planning application would change this is if a planning permission contains a condition that the trees must be retained. There is no such rule than submitting an application puts an interim TPO on the trees.
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