Hands Off Hartlebury Common
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Today was a great day. The halfwits at county hall still could not prove ownership. A confused looking Tom Pollock tried to keep up with events but will be remembered by us all for pulling faces when our legal counsel spoke.
The judge, if you can call him that, did not understand basic conveyancing and commons law.
Todays result is exactly what we anticipated and expected. The campaign is going ahead as planned.
To all council employees, can you be a bit more imaginative when leaving comments. No matter how hard you try, you all sound the same?
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I Steve Mc Carron have not made any official statement as yet
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Re: Re: Tree felling
#498: - Re: Tree felling
Wrong time of year for a common, Cut to the ground, guidance says
The electricity industry already works to a national standard for safe distances
between overhead power lines and trees. These vary according to the voltage level
at which the power lines operate but other factors also come into consideration, such
as determining whether a tree is deemed to be climbable. The range of clearances
that apply vary between 0.8m (for lower voltage lines close to non-climbable trees)
and 5.3m (for 400kV lines close to climbable trees).
There was at least 15 feet above the tree any way, both of them, any ideas?