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Hi Thomas,
As I recall they were amended (increased distances + several years re-growth)
a few years back as we experienced trees that had never been in the firing
line before requiring cutting within the wayleave.
From memory it was to do with making less frequent return visits as much to
do with H&S (don't have a reference though I'm afraid).
Try the National Grid - they are working under the large HT towers that run
through our Borough at the moment.
PJ.
Paul Johnston
Principal Tree Officer
Planning & Environment
Fareham Borough Council
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From: TGregory@xxxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk [mailto:TGregory@xxxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk]
Sent: 24 February 2012 09:55
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: Trees and vegetation near electricity lines
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SPRING 2012 TRAINING FROM QUANTIFIED TREE RISK ASSESSMENT LTD.
QTRA Licensed User Training - 28 Feb Warwickshire, 13 March Surrey,
17 April Chorley, 24 April Exeter, 1 May Cambridge.
QTRA Licensed User Update Training - 15 March Surrey, 19 April Chorley.
A Practitioner's Guide to Visual Tree Risk Assessment
29 Feb Warwickshire, 14 March Surrey, 18 April Chorley,
25 April Exeter, 2 May Cambridge.
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Morning all,
I've been looking up the safe/required clearance from overhead electricity
lines and I can't find anything that actually states what those distances
are. I thought it was 1m from low voltage and 3m on high voltage lines but
this is just from what I've been told in the past and I've never actually
seen it written down anywhere. Does anyone know where these specifications
are written, either in legislation or guidance from the National Grid?
Thanks in advance,
Thomas Gregory
Tree Officer
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