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Planning and BS5837
What Is Included in a BS5837 Tree Survey Report?
If you are preparing a planning application where trees are on or close to the site, you may need a BS5837 tree survey report. This type of report is used where trees may affect, or be affected by, proposed development. It helps identify tree-related constraints early so that layouts, access, levels, construction methods and tree protection can be properly considered. A BS5837 report is not just a list of trees. It is a planning and design document that helps homeowners, arch
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May 167 min read
Do I Need a BS5837 Tree Survey for My Planning Application?
If you are submitting a planning application and there are trees on or close to the site, the local planning authority may require a BS5837 tree survey or arboricultural report. The short answer is: you may need one if trees could be affected by the proposed development, or if trees could influence the design, layout, access, construction method or future use of the site. This does not only apply to large development sites. A BS5837 tree survey may also be relevant for house
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May 97 min read
What Information Should I Provide for a BS5837 Tree Survey Quote?
If you need a BS5837 tree survey quote, the most important information to provide is usually the site address and postcode. From the site address, an arboricultural consultant can often carry out an initial desktop review, consider the site location, estimate the likely number of relevant trees and understand the resources likely to be needed for the work. However, an address alone is not always enough, and additional information is always beneficial. BS5837 work can vary dep
What Is Included in a BS5837 Tree Survey Report?
If you are preparing a planning application where trees are on or close to the site, you may need a BS5837 tree survey report. This type of report is used where trees may affect, or be affected by, proposed development. It helps identify tree-related constraints early so that layouts, access, levels, construction methods and tree protection can be properly considered. A BS5837 report is not just a list of trees. It is a planning and design document that helps homeowners, arch
Do I Need a BS5837 Tree Survey for My Planning Application?
If you are submitting a planning application and there are trees on or close to the site, the local planning authority may require a BS5837 tree survey or arboricultural report. The short answer is: you may need one if trees could be affected by the proposed development, or if trees could influence the design, layout, access, construction method or future use of the site. This does not only apply to large development sites. A BS5837 tree survey may also be relevant for house
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