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Adobe PDF Document.021 Hedgerow Removal Notice.pdf
Microsoft Word Document.Tree Care Leaflet.doc
Microsoft Word Document.High Hedges Application Form.doc
Microsoft Word Document.High Hedges Guidance Note.doc
 
Hedgerows and High Hedges Legislation
Hedgerow Removal and High Hedges Legislation
Summary

Hedgerow Regulations 1997


From 1 June 1997 it is an offence to remove most countryside hedgerows.


To get permission to remove a hedgerow, you must notify your local Council in writing – using this notification form.

If the authority decides to prohibit removal – it must notify you within 6 weeks.


If you remove a hedgerow without permission, you may be prosecuted and have to plant a replacement hedge.


An explanatory leaflet is available at the Council Offices
or guidance may be viewed on the
Communities and Local Government Web Site 


High Hedges Legislation


Part 8 of the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 introduced controls by local authorities on high hedges that cause light loss to neighbouring properties.


In the first instance you are expected to attempt to negotiate a solution with your neighbour, and the Council will only accept a complaint if it is satisfied that you have made a genuine attempt to do so.


Guidance and documents may be obtained fron the Communities and Local Government Web Site Here.




The Planning Enforcement Officers are designated for dealing with Hedgerow Removal Notices and High Hedges for further assistance please telephone:- 01756 706447

Contact Details

Contact name: Tree / Enforcement Officers
Telephone Number: 01756 706447
Email: planning@cravendc.gov.uk
Fax: 01756 700658

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