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All trees in conservation areas are protected if they have a stem diameter of 75 millimetres measured at 1.5 metres from ground level.
In general, it is an offence for anyone to undertake work to a tree in a conservation area without giving us 6 weeks written prior notice. We use this to decide if the tree(s) should be protected from proposed work by a Tree Preservation Order (TPO).
Locations of trees in conservation areas
To find out whether the tree(s) of interest is in a conservation area, please check our LocalView address search:
Click the page link above
Enter the address you're interested in and press the 'search' button
Click on 'Map Features' (pin icon) and check the 'conservation area' and 'TPO' options
Giving notice of tree works
To give notice of work to tree(s) in a conservation area complete the application for tree works on the Planning Portal website or write to us giving;
Details of the location of the trees to which the notice relates (by reference to a plan if necessary)
Details of the tree work operations being proposed
You need to be clear about exactly what work you are planning. Vague proposals to "prune" or "cut back" are not adequate. You are advised to present a clear proposal and should consider discussing ideas with an arboriculturalist before submitting a notice.
It is helpful if you also provide:
Reason for the work, with reference to supporting evidence if necessary
Details of ownership of the trees