It also begs the question whether trees being planted can be chosen which are not likely (if planted right next to a house) to have roots which within a short space of time cause subsidence and drainage problems, which is presumbably what caused the premature death of the one in our street!  Not being a horticulturist I have no idea whether that kind of tree exists, but one would hope consideration is made to these types of issues before trees are planted....but maybe that speaks of too much organisation and planning!!

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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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