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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Howe, Ron 
  To: UK Tree Care 
  Sent: Friday, July 13, 2012 10:25 AM
  Subject: RE: AONBs and preparing timber for joinery


  Deer fencing, if over 2m height, will require planning permission,
  irrespective of the AONB ... I've just asked our specialist planning
  technician as we have AONB here in Mole Valley!

  SC Just out of curiosity, what are recommended, effect deer fence heights 
in UK.  In the east for our white tail populations 8ft. (2.44m) is considered 
necessary.  2m might work if there are other obstructions on the deer's side. 
 So could you do a no-permission 2m fence and a combination of plantings or 
shorter fences in from of it?

  SC Our planning regs in US are much more local and on residential land 
frequently have limits on fence heights.  Where deer are a problem there are 
often exceptions made on application, particularly if the deer fence is more 
see through mesh than fortress perimiter in appearance.


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