Council asked for an AMS, Tree Protection Plan or construction-stage tree protection details? Send the condition wording and drawings. We’ll define what is needed and give you a clear quote.
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You do not need to guess whether the council wants an AMS, Tree Protection Plan or fencing detail.
Send the condition wording and the latest drawings you have. If there is an existing tree survey, AIA, decision notice or previous arboricultural plan, include that too. We’ll review what is available and define the immediate scope.
AMS work often arrives when a planning condition is already holding up the next project stage. Clear communication, defined scope and professional construction-stage tree protection information matter.
The exact content is matched to the planning condition, retained trees, drawings and construction proposals.
Construction-stage working methods designed around retained trees and the agreed planning requirement.
A clear plan showing how retained trees are protected during the works where required by the condition or agreed scope.
Protection details can be incorporated where the planning or construction-stage requirement calls for them.
Documentation is prepared around the arboricultural wording supplied for submission and council review.
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AMS and tree protection information is scoped against the planning requirement supplied.
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Start with the planning condition. We’ll work from there.
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Postcode, condition wording and the latest drawings are enough to begin the scoping conversation.
Existing surveys, AIA information, plans and tree protection details are checked against the current requirement.
The agreed method statement and protection information is developed around the retained trees and proposed works.
The agreed documents are supplied digitally for the project team and planning-condition submission process.
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Defined arboricultural documents aligned with drawings, conditions and project information.
Send the condition wording and available plans. We will explain what is required before you instruct us.
Arbor Cultural supports planning-condition and construction-stage arboricultural work across Greater London and the South East. Send the site postcode and we’ll confirm coverage for your project.
An Arboricultural Method Statement explains how retained trees will be protected while construction work is carried out. It can cover working methods, sequencing, access, ground protection, protective fencing and other site-specific controls.
Send the planning condition wording, site postcode and the latest drawings you have. If a previous tree survey, AIA, tree protection plan or decision notice exists, include that too. We can then define the immediate AMS scope and quote for the work.
Yes, where the planning condition or project scope requires it. A Tree Protection Plan can show retained trees, Root Protection Areas, protective fencing, ground protection and other agreed protection measures.
Yes, where relevant to the agreed planning or construction-stage scope. The required fencing arrangement depends on the site, retained trees, access and proposed works.
Often, yes. Existing arboricultural information can be reviewed alongside the current drawings and planning condition. We will confirm whether the available information is sufficient before the AMS is prepared.
The AMS is prepared for submission and council review against the agreed arboricultural requirement. The local planning authority decides whether a planning condition is discharged.
Timing depends on the condition wording, site complexity, availability of drawings and previous tree information, whether a site visit is required and current workload. The quote response will confirm the likely programme.
Condition wording + postcode + drawings. That is enough to start.
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