Neighbour Wants to Chop Down Tree

[freddiemercurystwin]

Subsidence of a building will override a TPO.

 

[rideforever]

Absolutely and in that case I will be wielding the axe.

But if it is just a matter of worry, then the BHCC support for the tree can be evidenced against any sense of insurance negligence.

 

[r896neo]

The sooner it is cut down and replaced by a more suitable tree the sooner said suitable tree will grow to provide an equally nice view.

It is not just a matter of worry, it's just a matter of time before it needs to be felled.

A eucalyptus near buildings provides a genuine risk and waiting to remove it until there is cracks in the wall of the extension is a crazy idea.

 

[AronSearle]

and may not be causing problems.

You said you phoned them, and they phoned back?

Did they come to this conclusion based upon inspection, or not?

also.

ITS JUST A TREE, GAH.

 

[rideforever]

They will come and investigate in the near future.

I think the new owner, having only just moved in, is beginning to feel the gifts of that tree and I think it will stand if it is possible to leave it.

I must say I was under that tree today, and it is beautiful perhaps as old as the house.

... well to live is a little trouble isn't it.

And we all decide to take that trouble when we open our eyes in the morning.

 

[Deleted2797112]

I must say I was under that tree today,

In your neighbour's garden?

 

[beiyi]

That tree IS the view !!!

YES!!!