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Gamlingay Parish Council

Tuesday September 27th, 2022

Trees
The Parish Council arranges for regular inspections of trees in identified priority zones on land it owns by specialist Arboricultural Consultants. The most recent inspections have just been completed and all recommended work will be scheduled to be done in order of priority. Some trees or areas under trees may be cordoned off shortly by our groundsman for health and safety reasons while we wait for the contractors to do the work. This is particularly necessary if there is a footpath or a bench that is under a tree, so please take note. Most of the work involves removing significant deadwood or removing dead or defective trees.

The Council seeks to maintain and improve the amenity value of its trees (and hedges) and to consider the environmental impact of any works. It will avoid felling trees or removing hedges unless necessary and will replace planting each time (see Green Policy)(replacement is mandatory after removal of trees with a TPO or in the Conservation area). If appropriate to the specific site, large wood debris may be left in situ for the creation of wildlife habitats.

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