Do I need permission to cut down trees on my land?

Your tree could be under Tree Preservation Order (TPO), meaning you need permission before cutting it down even if it is within your premise, more importantly, if removing it compromises its value in the public and that your property is located inside a conservation area.

Can I cut down trees on my own land?

A landowner may not cut down the tree or enter on to the land of the tree owner without permission. If the owner of the tree does not want the cuttings, they must be disposed of in a responsible way and should not be left in the tree owner’s property without permission.

What trees can be cut down without permission?

Trees that CAN be removed without permission

• Dead trees.
• Dangerous trees.
• Fallen trees.
• Pest trees.
• Non-significant local trees.

Is it permissible to cut trees on your own property?

Yes, it is against the law to cut a tree, whether it is in your own backyard or on public property, without obtaining the approval from the BBMP.

What is the law on cutting trees?

Section 68 of PD 705 states that “any person who shall cut, gather, collect, or remove timber or other forest products from any forest land, or timber from alienable and disposable public lands, or from private lands, without any authority under a license agreement, lease, license or permit, shall be guilty of

Can I cut my Neighbours tree?

Under common law, a person may cut back any branch (or root) from a neighbour’s tree that overhangs or encroaches onto their property. you must not trespass onto the land on which the trees are growing. branches or roots must not be cut back beyond the boundary in anticipation of them overhanging.

What is the punishment for cutting trees?

The answer is ‘yes’, because, according to this Act, the penalty for cutting down a tree is Rs. 10,000 or 3 months imprisonment. There are several instances reported in which laymen ended up paying Rs. 10,000 as compounding fee to the forest department for cutting down trees in their premises.

How do I know if a tree has a TPO?

Local authority maps. Some local authorities have maps you can check to see if a tree or wood has a TPO or is in a Conservation Area. If no map or list is available, or if there is any doubt, speak to your local authority’s tree officer or equivalent.

Why is cutting down trees illegal?

The NSW tree regulations allow homeowners to remove dead trees without permits since such trees are considered dangerous. If left on the ground for a while, the tree will eventually rot and get eroded by wind and water.

How do I get permission to cut down a tree?

How to get the permission to cut down trees? If you wish to cut down a tree that is blocking your way, or for any other reason, you need to submit an application to the respective Forest department office, mentioning the threat you are facing, along with a copy of your title deed, or ownership certificate and photo.

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