Hello
Just wanted to check my understanding of this is correct really.
On our boundary there is a really large Ash tree of which a significant amount hangs over our garden. It's now so big that parts if it overhang our actual house - about 16 foot from where the actual tree trunk is.
The tree is actually owned by the parish council who we have been in discussions with over the years who have declined to do anymore more work on the tree (they did clear the ivy from it which was 8 foot wide - I kid you not). There are no tree preservation orders on this tree.
We would like to take off parts that significantly overhang and I do accept that we will need to meet this cost. My question is that I understood we could lop anything off that comes over our boundary line if we offer the wood back to the parish council (unlikely i'd have thought but hey if that's the law that's the law) - is this right? Just want to be totally sure before I instruct a tree surgeon !
Thanks
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Trees and branches hanging over our boundary
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colleysmill · 11/06/2017 16:24
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