Tree Felling Consultation - Location 36 Brondesbury Park
Section 115 of the Environment Act 2021 is a statutory duty that all local authorities in England are required to implement. The duty requires local authorities to inform residents of the felling of street trees, where no exemptions apply.
Examples of these exemptions are: trees that are dead or subject to a Plant Health Act 1967 Notice; those that require removing to implement a valid planning consent; trees that are dangerous, or likely to become dangerous, prior to the next scheduled inspection; trees needing to be removed so that a statutory undertaker may undertake emergency operational works; trees less than 80mm in diameter; trees that can’t be reasonably adjusted to comply with sections 20 and 29 of the Equality Act 2010.
If you wish to comment on a proposal to fell a highway tree, please do so via the options below ,making clear the proposal that you are responding too.
Closing date for representations Friday 12 July 2024
Officer:
Gary Rimmer
Highways Management
Email gary.rimmer@brent.gov.uk
Phases
Street Tree near 36 Brondesbury Park
The results of the consultation will remain applicable for a period of 2 years, following the end of the consultation period. Within the 2 years the local Highway Authority may fell the street tree or trees in question, provided a response to the consultation has been published at least 28 days prior to the felling taking place. After 2 years the results of the consultation will expire and a new consultation must be undertaken, if the local Highway Authority wishes to fell any street tree or trees previously consulted on.