I would have thought that as long as the position of the tree is plotted
correctly, the TPO is valid. However, probably a good idea to make a new
one or a variation order, if only to keep things up to date.
My reasoning here would be that TPOs are often made for an address which
is subsequently developed and becomes a different address. These should
be updated but are still valid orders I would think (I hope!!!!).
Alastair Durkin
Forestry Officer
Planning
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-----Original Message-----
From: Wallbank, Alan [mailto:Alan.Wallbank@xxxxxxxx.gov.uk]
Sent: 30 January 2008 11:11
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: Er..hypothetical question
Hello all,
Thanks for the contributions to the yew/Laetiporus issue - always a
learning experience and one I'm glad of even if I look a bit dim at
times!
Now for another one - what's the legal position of a TPO served to the
wrong address? I think, but haven't confirmed yet, that a boundary tree
is much less of a boundary tree than has been supposed for the last five
years,and therefore the TPO may have been attributed to the ownership of
a neighbour, who for reasons of her own has kept this fact to herself.
And if this turns out to be correct, do I revoke and designate a new
one, or can I vary the old one?
Alan
Alan Wallbank
Arboricultural Officer
Environmental Maintenance
Telford and Wrekin Council
Granville House
St Georges Road
Donnington Wood
Telford TF2 7RA
'Direct line 01952 384747
Or Customer Services 01952 384384
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