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Why is the Copuncil reviewing its Tree Preservation Orders?

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Why is the Copuncil reviewing its Tree Preservation Orders?

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There are over 3,000 properties in the Borough affected by Tree Preservation Orders [TPOs]. Some of these TPOs are now over thirty years old and are no-longer protecting the best quality trees. Many of these older TPOs apply a ”blanket” protection to all the trees within a defined area, regardless of their quality. This means it is often necessary for residents to apply to the Council for consent to prune or remove trees that are not of high amenity value. The purpose of the review is to ensure the Borough”s TPOs are brought up to date, protecting the very best trees that exist today.

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