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Fallen trees

scout77 · 2014-02-25 21:54:33

If a tree has been blown down by the recent storms and is lying on side of road can they be taken away or wat is the legal side of it

25-02-2014 9:54pm

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If a tree has been blown down by the recent storms and is lying on side of road can they be taken away or wat is the legal side of it

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scout77 wrote: »

If a tree has been blown down by the recent storms and is lying on side of road can they be taken away or wat is the legal side of it

Its the responsibility of your Local Council unless on private land. They will contract a tree surgeon to remove it (who will probably arrange to flog the timber for firewood.) You could ask to get/buy the timber if its really nice and you are prepared to go to the hassle of taking it to a sawmill or cutting it up for turning.

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