Form: Tree replacement notice appeal form
Summary
The Planning Inspectorate has published a tree replacement notice appeal form for landowners who oppose a council-issued notice. The guidance stresses that appeals must be received before the notice takes effect, with no power for the Inspectorate to extend the deadline, and notes updates to contact details and GDPR-related wording.
Why it matters
Surveyors advising landowners, buyers or sellers with affected trees need to be aware of the strict appeal timetable and the procedural route. It is also relevant where tree replacement notices may affect site value, development potential or local authority compliance requirements.
Key points
- Appeals are for landowners served with a tree replacement notice who oppose it.
- The appeal must arrive before the council-stated effective date of the notice.
- The Planning Inspectorate says it cannot extend the deadline.
- Users are directed to the Tree replacement notice procedure guide before appealing.
- The form has updated contact details and GDPR-related wording.
Organisations:
Planning Inspectorate, GOV.UK, Council
Regulations:
tree replacement notice, GDPR
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