Hi Jonathon,
I am not entirely sure what you are angling for with the query.
My recollection of dialogue and communications with Peter Annett leading up
to the eventual publication of the 2012 reg's was that there was a recognised
need to update the TPO serving process arising from 211 notifications, hence
sentence/para 5 (1) (c) was specifically included.
Is it that point that you wanted clarification on i.e serving on those whom
potentially have no interest in the land (anyone can make a 211 notice)?
Regards
Andy
Andy Clout
Landscape and Tree Officer
Planning Services
Waverley Borough Council
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Thanks Alastair,
It does, yes
Jonathan
On Fri, 17 Apr 2020 at 12:34, Alastair Durkin <ADurkin@xxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk>
wrote:
Hi Jonathan
Regulation 5(1) of the Town and Country Planning (Tree
Preservation)(England) Regulations 2012 provides that the notice must
be served on the “persons interested” in the land affected by the order.
The phrase “person interested” is defined in Regulation 2. A person is
“interested” in land, for the purpose of these regulations, if he is:-
• An owner of the land
• An occupier of the land
• Known to the authority to be entitled to cut down, lop or
top any of the trees to which the order relates
• Known to the authority to be entitled to work by surface
working any minerals in, on or under the land affected by the order.
This means that when serving a TPO you should serve not only the owner
and occupier but also the following:-
• If branches or roots from any of the trees encroach a
neighbouring property, the owner and occupier of that property
• Any developer known to the LPA to be interested in
developing the land
• Any tree surgeon, etc., whom the LPA know to have been
retained by the owner, occupier or developer to carry out works to any
of the trees
Any person known by the LPA to have rights to work minerals in, on or
under the land.
They ‘need’ to send a copy of the TPO and the Regulation 5 Notice. It
would be sensible to send a covering letter explaining how it all came
about, but I don’t think it is a statutory requirement.
Hope that helps
Alastair
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Subject: Serving a TPO
Morning all,
Hope everyone is safe and well?
When serving a TPO, specifically in response to a S211 notification to
which the planning authority objects, what MUST they send out to whom,
and
what MIGHT they send out if they were minded to be helpful? It's not a
quiz, but a genuine enquiry for your understanding of the process and
procedure, thank you.
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