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Is the woodland TPO'd, and does the re-stocking notice relate to the TPO. If
not is the restocking notice one issued by the Forestry Commission.
I ask this because these are different beasts. One arises by virtue of the
Town and Country Planning Act, the other by virtue of the Forestry Act. Any
planning permission would take precedence over a TPO'd tree, or its
replacement. But would planning permission take precedence over a re-stocking
notice, with its 10 year maintenance period, served by the Forestry
Commission.
Counsels advice was no. In other words, even if planning permission was
granted it could not be implemented.
In a not so recent appeal the argument was put to the inspector by the
appellant that the planning permission would override the Commissions
re-stocking notice and so they could develop the whole of the illegally
felled site. The Council argued the opposite. The Inspector agreed with the
Council and the appeal was dismissed.
It should be noted that the woodland, or at least the woodland site was TPO'd
after the majority of the trees were felled to ensure the survival of the
regeneration and the few mature trees that remained.
http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/planning/appeals/online/search
Case Ref: 2111088
LPA: Carlisle City Council
What would the Commission do if planning permission was granted and
implemented despite their re-stocking notice
I guess the Courts would make the final decision if it were pursued that far.
Charles Bennett
Landscape Architect/Tree Officer
Economic Development
Carlisle City Council
Civic Centre
Carlisle CA3 8QG
Direct Dial: (01228) 817535
Email: charlesb@xxxxxxxxx.gov.uk
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Thurman [mailto:thurmanconsult@xxxxxxxxxxx.com]
Sent: 23 February 2012 14:05
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: unable to plant trees
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http://www.getwokingham.co.uk/news/s/2108664_developer_unable_to_plant_trees
_after_its_illegal_felling
Peter Thurman
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