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Urban Tree Management is a pragmatic and professional arboricultural consultancy providing advice on managing trees through the planning process, within the design and construction industry and in relation to tree risk. We are client focused, and through our experience have developed a broad range of services, including advanced tree assessment for residential and commercial clients.
We can provide advice on health, benefit and management of trees and woodland through programmer of tree surveys and associated technical arboricultural services, tailored to every individual client’s needs. We hold full professional indemnity and public liability insurance cover. Our consultants who undertake visual tree assessments (VTA) & inspections hold the Lantra Awards Certificate for Professional Tree Inspections. This is an industry recognized certification to ensure inspectors are arboriculturally qualified and competent.
Our experience working in Cheshire has allowed us to build an in-depth knowledge of local planning authority requirements and local planning restrictions that might apply to your site. Utilizing our knowledge and experience, we can work closely with numerous planning consultancies, developers, landowners, and architectural practices to meet their arboricultural requirements.
Cheshire East | Cheshire West | Sandbach |
Alderley Edge | Alsager | Bollington |
Crewe | Congleton | Handforth |
Knutsford | Macclesfield | Nantwich |
Poyton | Wilmslow | Ellesmere Port |
Frodsham | Malpas | Neston |
Tarporley | Tarvin | Winsford |
Northwich | Saltney | Chester |
Many trees in Cheshire are protected by a preservation order. These are trees of a high amenity value or which have a significant impact on the environment and have been identified by the council and protected by an order. Once an order has been made, the consent of the council is required before a tree may be pruned or felled. In certain circumstances, it may be agreed that pruning or removal may be permitted in order to accommodate development, but the TPO enables the council to control these actions and to obtain new planting to replace trees which are removed.
Trees in conservation areas are also subject to special provisions introduced in 1974. Anyone wishing to fell, prune or uproot trees in a conservation area, unless they form a hazard to public safety or are already covered by a Tree Preservation Order, must give the council six weeks' notice. Work must not be carried out within that period without consent, otherwise penalties may be incurred. The regulations made under this act give certain exemptions from this requirement, and applicants are advised to contact the development control section if they are in any doubts about the procedures.
We can assist with submitting application for tree works via the planning portal.
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Urban Tree Management operate throughout the Greater Manchester, Lancashire, Cheshire, Merseyside and Nationally for tree-related projects of all sizes.
Arboricultural Impact Assessment
Arboricultural Method Statement
Tree inspection & Risk Assessment