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Dangerous structures and demolitions
Buildings become dangerous for many reasons e.g. age, deterioration, settlement, impact by vehicles, explosion or fire damage. Other dangers can come from loose masonry or slates and unstable garden boundary walls. We operate an emergency service and officers are available 24 hours a day to deal with any situation which may arise. Working closely with the emergency services, the surveyor will act upon information received.
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Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste is any solid or liquid material that may cause harm to human health or the environment if not disposed of correctly.
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Owner occupied housing
What if I need disabled adaptations to help me remain in my own home?
A Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) is a means-tested grant offered by the council to help towards the cost of adapting your home so that you can continue to live there.
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Lowestoft Tidal Barrier Transport and Works Act Order application
East Suffolk Council has applied for a legal authorisation order required to progress the Lowestoft Tidal Barrier project.
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Leader and Deputy Leader of the council
The Leader articulates the political reasoning behind council decisions and represent the political faces of the authority. The Leader, as the foremost politician, has close working relationships with the Chief Executive and other members of the Strategic and Corporate Management Team.
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Trees
The East Suffolk landscape is enriched and characterised by a wide range of trees and woodlands from the truly ancient to twentieth century commercial plantations. Trees and woodlands have a critical role in establishing landscape character, providing a diverse range of wildlife habitats, and contributing to climate change moderation.
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High hedges
Not all matters relating to hedges and trees are a ‘High Hedge’, and therefore are not matters for the Planning Enforcement Team and therefore not matters we can be involved with, for example:
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Tree Preservation Orders (TPO)s
A Tree Preservation Order (TPO) is an order made by the local planning authority which makes it an offence to cut down, top, lop, uproot, wilfully damage or wilfully destroy a tree without the planning authority’s permission.
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Trees in conservation areas
Trees in conservation areas which are already protected by a Tree Preservation Order are subject to the normal TPO controls.
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Trees on development sites
On sites where there are trees subject to preservation orders, within conservation areas or where there are important amenity, landscape, landmark or heritage trees, a tree survey (location, species, dimensions) and tree condition report incorporating BS 5837:2012 Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction will be required when an application for planning permission is made.
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