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Trees
Trees on verges and highways are the responsibility of
Surrey County Council
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Trees on private roads are looked after by the property owners.
Private roads are not maintained by Tandridge District Council and therefore we cannot progress your request.
Where is the tree located?
Communal space in housing estate
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Where will we find it on the site?
Trees at the roadside (public roads, pathways, pavements and verges by them) – Surrey County Council (SCC) looks after these and makes sure owners of private land next to roads keep their trees in a safe condition.
Report concerns to Surrey County Council
We have no authority to intervene in a tree dispute regarding private land. However you have a legal right to cut back any branches that are overhanging your property. Before you cut back any trees you need to find out if it's protected by a tree preservation order or situated within a conservation area. If a tree is protected you will need to obtain permission for works to it. The
Arboricultural Association's Arboricultural Practice Note 11 (PDF)
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