A number of years ago someone felled a tree on Oakhill Rd to expand his garage. He did not notify his neighbours and just went ahead.There was an outcry at the time but the council claimed they could do nothing about it as it was on private land, not protected and the conservation area boundary did not extend to this side of the street. The loss was severe as it cut down street noise, afforded privacy and looked great.The tree roots were a problem to the adjacent building but in my view the tree should have been cut back not felled.

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Trees in residential streets	24/08/05 16:23:00	Jane Arnell
Re:Trees in residential streets	26/08/05 11:29:00	Sian Baxter
Re:Re:Trees in residential streets	26/08/05 12:58:00	Catherine Schade
Re:Trees in residential streets	29/08/05 22:40:00	Jane Arnell
Re:Re:Trees in residential streets	31/08/05 10:38:00	Jim Maddan
Re:Re:Re:Trees in residential streets	31/08/05 11:53:00	Jane Arnell
Re:Trees in residential streets	31/08/05 18:21:00	David Meredydd Price
Re:Re:Trees in residential streets	31/08/05 19:51:00	Jane Arnell
Re:Re:Re:Trees in residential streets	01/09/05 18:40:00	David Meredydd Price
Re:Re:Re:Trees in residential streets	02/09/05 17:05:00	James H Smith
Re:Re:Re:Re:Trees in residential streets	03/09/05 22:43:00	Jane Arnell
Re:Re:Re:Trees in residential streets	16/09/05 14:28:00	Martin Hime
Re:Re:Re:Re:Trees in residential streets	16/09/05 14:45:00	Jane Arnell
Re:Trees in residential streets	09/09/05 12:44:00	Martin Hime
Re:Re:Trees in residential streets	09/09/05 14:01:00	Jane Arnell
Re:Re:Re:Trees in residential streets - Another one down!	16/09/05 13:59:00	Sian Evans
Re:Trees in residential streets - Another one down!	30/09/05 13:19:00	Anne-Marie Lewis

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