Environment Act 2021: Section 115 Local highway authorities in England to consult before felling street trees
- Under changes to the Environment Act on 1 December 2023, Local Highway Authorities are required to consult over proposals to remove specific highway trees with certain exemptions.
- Nottingham City Council will discharge this duty by fixing a notice to trees that are proposed to be felled, by opening a 28-day online consultation and retaining an online register of past consultations.
- Following a consultation and decision, all respondents will be informed of the number of respondents and the outcome of the decision.
- The results of the consultation will remain applicable for a period of 2 years following the end of the consultation period. Within the 2 years following the consultation period the Local Highway Authority may fell the street tree, or trees, in question provided a response to the consultation has been published at least 28 days prior to the felling taking place.
- After 2 years the results of the consultation will expire and a new consultation must be undertaken, if the local Highway Authority wishes to fell any street tree or trees previously consulted on.
The register of consultations
Consultation No. |
Consultation Open/Close Dates |
Tree Number & Location |
Link to Form for information on proposals and making a response |
Decision over Consultation |
Report of Consultation |
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2024-1 |
20/3/2024-17/4/2024 |
129012 Fowler Street |
Consultation Closed | Outcome | Consultation Closed |
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