Request a new Tree Preservation Order (TPO) | Denbighshire County Council

Before you begin
Before requesting a new Tree Preservation Order (TPO), please check if the tree, or group of trees, is protected by either an existing TPO, or a conservation area. You can check the following maps to see if a tree already has a TPO, or if it is in a conservation area:
- TPO map
- conservation area map
When requesting a new TPO, you will need to provide:
- your details (anonymous requests will not be assessed)
- the location of the tree or trees
- the reasons why you consider the tree or trees to be important
It's also helpful if you can provide:
- a location plan of the tree or trees
- a photograph of the tree or trees
- the tree owner's details
- the species of the tree/trees
Have you checked our TPO or conservation area maps to see if there is already a TPO in place, or if the tree, or group of trees, stands in a conservation area?
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Please check our maps first
Before requesting a new Tree Preservation Order (TPO), please check if the tree, or group of trees, is protected by either an existing TPO, or stands in a conservation area.
- View the TPO map
- View the conservation area map
Back to the TPO webpage

Your details
Please let us know your details.
First name
Last name
Email address
Phone number
Your address

Please provide your address below.

You can enter a Denbighshire postcode and then click the 'Find address' button or type in an address below.
Postcode
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Please let us know how we can contact you (tick all that apply)
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Location of the tree or trees
Please provide as much information as possible about the location of the tree or trees, for example address, closest property, woodland, a grid reference or post code
Please upload a location plan for the tree or trees
Please upload a photograph of the tree or trees

Are you requesting a TPO for one tree, a group of trees or a woodland?
One treeA group of treesWoodland

Please select why you consider the tree to be important (select all that apply)
The tree has a local nickname or awardThe tree is an ancient or veteran treeThe tree is associated with a listed building or other heritage assetThe tree is associated with publicly owned open spaceThe tree is a habitat and contributes to biodiversityThe tree has historic or commemorative valueThe tree is part of local historyThe tree is a rare or unusual speciesOther

Please tell us which type of species the tree is
AlderAshBeechBirchCherryHawthornHazelHollyOakRowanSycamoreOtherI don't know

Please select why you consider the trees to be important (select all that apply)
The trees have a local nickname or awardThe trees are ancient or veteran treesThe trees are associated with a listed building or other heritage assetThe trees are associated with publicly owned open spaceThe trees are a habitat and contribute to biodiversityThe trees have historic or commemorative valueThe treed are part of local historyThe trees are a rare or unusual speciesOther

Please tell us which type of species the trees are (tick all that apply)
AlderAshBeechBirchCherryHawthornHazelHollyOakRowanSycamoreOther

Declaration
Please confirm that the information provided is correct to the best of your knowledge
I confirm that information provided is correct to the best of my knowledge.