A Tree Preservation Order (TPO) is made by a local planning authority to protect a specific tree, group of trees or woodland.
What a TPO generally means
- Permission is usually required before pruning, felling or otherwise working on the tree
- Applications are made to the local council
- Unauthorised work can lead to legal consequences
- Some routine maintenance may still be permitted depending on the order
Checking before you start
TPOs apply to a specific tree, not necessarily every tree on a property, so it's worth confirming the status of your particular tree with the council before assuming anything is restricted - or unrestricted.
Herring can discuss what's involved in checking and applying for permission where needed. Call 07780 727385.
Got a question about your tree? Speak to the team at Herring.
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