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preservation order  noun chiefly BritishA legal obligation laid on an owner to preserve a building of historic interest, or to conserve trees and natural habitat regarded as contributing amenity value to the environment.In this case the defence that the tree was dying or dead and therefore not subject to a preservation order was for the defendant to prove....- We found out afterwards that we could have tried to get a preservation order on those trees but at the time we didn't realise.
- Phyllis Page, who has lived at The Glade for 35 years, will learn next week if councillors will overturn officer recommendations and approve her application to overturn a tree preservation order.
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