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Land To The Rear Of 3 Boste Crescent Old Dryburn Way Durham DH1 5SE

Tree works

Approved
Council referenceDM/26/00525/TPORegister / data sourcePlanIt / local planning authorityApplication date3 March 2026
THE PROPOSAL

What is being proposed?

G2 (Sycamore) - Remove deadwood including dead stems, T3 (Pedunculate Oak) - Remove deadwood on east side of crown, T4, T5, T6, T7, T10 and T17 (Pedunculate Oak) - Remove deadwood where firmly attached stubs up to 2 metres long and over 10cm in diameter left within the trees crown, T8 and T9 (Pedunculate Oak) - Remove deadwood where firmly attached stubs up to 2 metres long and over 10cm in diameter left within the trees crown, target prune back from south side, reduce crown over footpath by up to 3 metres, T13 (Pedunculate Oak) - Reduce dead wood up to 4m etres over footpath, remove ivy up to 5 metres, clearance of main fork, unions and old fracture point at 5 metres, cut back branch ends from nursery to leave 2 metres clearance and S21 (Contoneaster x watereri) - Cut back from substation roof to leave 0.5 metre clearance.

Description from the source record.
Application type
Tree works
Status in this record
Approved
Council decision
Approved
KEY DATES

The application so far

  1. Application date

    3 March 2026

  2. Decision recorded

    15 April 2026

    Approved

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LOCATION

Where is the proposal?

Land To The Rear Of 3 Boste Crescent Old Dryburn Way Durham DH1 5SE

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ORIGINAL SOURCE

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