Paul
It's non-negotiable:
'British Standards of national origin use the primary spellings given in the
Shorter Oxford English Dictionary. The OED prefers the ‘z’ spellings.'
Mick
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From: Paul Hawksford [mailto:arborconsulting@xxxx.com]
Sent: 27 April 2012 19:16
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: RE: BS5837; TCP and Category C.
Bill, still lots of zzzzz's, why the BSI can't figure out their spell checker
is beyond me, it is an English standard and wouldn't apply anywhere else.
Anyone got a conversion excel for the multi-stems or is that still the
Helliwell model from 2005?
PS. What's a TLP?
Regards...
Paul Hawksford
Principal Arboriculturist
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To: uktc@xxxxxx.tree-care.info
Subject: BS5837; TCP and Category C.
From: andersonarb@xxxx.com
Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2012 13:15:10 -0400
I note that Jeremy Barrel has got a small opinion in Hort Week (Gardener's
Chron) regarding the fact that it no longer states that "C category trees
will not normally be retained." I confess I've not read it that closely yet
(I'm waiting for a job to come along and force me to rewrite all my
boiler-plate to reflect the new guidance...) but I've looked for that
statement and no it doesn't say that any more.
Jeremy seems to think that this is mistake and I'm inclined to agree. That
said most of my experience suggests that most LPAs had ignored that nugget
anyway so perhaps it's not going to make that much difference.
I also note there's no reference to the former TCP unless I've missed it
somewhere, or even a TLP come to that. That said there is repeated mention
of plotting which I assume means it's going (the RPA or shade segments) to
be drawn on something.....
Ho hum.
Bill.
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