Tree Survey Hull: Planning and Development

Tree surveys and tree reports will often be required for planning applications if a potential development site will be close to trees and woodland. These types of surveys are needed as local authorities in designated areas are required to review and assess the potential impact that a development could have on the surrounding trees.

Retained trees are protected under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 and the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. This protection is typically in the form of conservation areas, Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs), and root protection areas.

If your planned development will be close to trees, you are likely to need a number of tree services from a tree consultant in order to meet requirements for obtaining planning permission.

Collington Winter Environmental offer tree work consultancy services to all locations in the United Kingdom, including Hull. We provide a wide range of high quality services, including:

• Tree condition surveys
• Aerial tree inspections
• British Standard BS5837 tree surveys
• Arboricultural method statements/ tree protection plans
• Arboricultural impact assessments
• Site monitoring and supervision
• Tree constraint plan drawings

If you are looking to apply for planning permission and you believe that surrounding trees could impact this, please get in touch to find out more about our tree survey, Hull services.