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From: Alex Needs [mailto:aneeds@xxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk]
Sent: 27 December 2007 16:14
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: Register of 211 notices
I've checked the Blue Book, Mynors, and indeed s.214 of the T&C Act but
still can't decide whether requirement to hold a register of 211 notices
also requires that it be a historical record or whether it should only
hold current notices (ie. before the 6 weeks is up). ...I'm about to
'recycle' some notices going back a decade and I'm not sure if I need a
record of them!>>
I'm not sure what, if any, formal guidance or regulation exists, but
given most Notices are valid for 2 years from date of serving, I'd have
thought that was an absolute minimum. We keep Notices for at least 5
years, longer if there's shelf space - you never know when something
crops up years later, and a record of site notes, or what work was
actually agreed / submitted can be very useful.
Jon
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