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Are trees protected in conservation areas?

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Are trees protected in conservation areas?

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All trees except fruit trees are protected within conservation areas. You must give the Council 6 weeks notice in writing of your intention to undertake works to trees. An assessment will then be made by the Council on the nature of the works, and the visual, historic and amenity value of the trees. Some trees may be additionally protected under a Tree Preservation Order. Permission is required from the Council before any work is undertaken to these trees.

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