Tree Preservation Orders near WF15 6HX

TPO details

• 42/80/a1— Area(Area consisting of young Ash & young Sycamore)

  Kirklees Council

  18m

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• 42/80/t2— Individual tree(Ash)

  Kirklees Council

  28m

• 42/80/t1— Individual tree(Elm)

  Kirklees Council

  32m

• 42/80/t10— Individual tree(Oak)

  Kirklees Council

  37m

• 42/80/t3— Individual tree(Ash)

  Kirklees Council

  40m

• 42/80/g7— Group(11x Ash, 2x Beech, 1x Black Poplar & 8x Sycamore)

  Kirklees Council

  42m

• 42/80/g2— Group(3x Ash, 1x Elm)

  Kirklees Council

  49m

• 42/80/g3— Group(2x Ash & 1x Lime)

  Kirklees Council

  50m

• 42/80/g6— Group(5x Horse Chestnut, 1x Lime, 1x Sycamore)

  Kirklees Council

  70m

• 42/80/g1— Group(1x Copper Beech, 1x Hornbeam)

  Kirklees Council

  71m

• 42/80/a3— Area(Area consisting of mixed Beech, Horse Chestnut, Lime, Laburnum & Sycamore)

  Kirklees Council

  74m

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• 42/80/g4— Group(7x Ash, 1x Beech, 1x Oak, 11x Sycamore)

  Kirklees Council

  78m

• 42/80/a2— Area(Area consisting of mixed Ash, Hawthorn & Sycamore)

  Kirklees Council

  91m

• 42/80/t4— Individual tree(Sycamore)

  Kirklees Council

  98m

• 42/80/g5— Group(1x Sycamore, 14x Wild Cherry)

  Kirklees Council

  102m

• 42/80/t5— Individual tree(Sycamore)

  Kirklees Council

  103m

• 42/80/g8— Group(3x Sycamore, 2x Silver Birch)

  Kirklees Council

  110m

• 02/76/a1— Area(Area of mixed deciduous hardwoods comprising of Beech & Hawthorn)

  Kirklees Council

  138m

• 42/80/a6— Area(Area consisting of mixed Beech, Black Poplar, Hawthorn, Lime, Sycamore & Whitebeam)

  Kirklees Council

  188m

This data is provided for informational purposes only and may not reflect the most up-to-date position. If you are planning work on or near a protected tree, you should contact your local planning authority to confirm the current status of any Tree Preservation Orders.