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Within 1 km of PL19 8RDApplication dates: 10 Sep 2025 to 10 Sep 2026Showing applications within 1 km of this postcode.
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T5: Fagus Sylvatica, Beech tree – Crown height reduction by 9m and lateral crown reduction by 6m, leaving the tree to be 9m in height and 5m in width left standing to maintain balance. Safety to all residences close by and to maintain the ongoing of a healthy tree and prevent any damage in the near future. T3: Quercus Robur, Oak tree – Crown height reduction by 9m and 5m lateral crown reduction, leaving the tree to be 9m in height and 5m width, maintaining its shape and balance to this healthy tree whilst making the surrounding area safer. Tree is which is growing at an angle into the garden and towards the house which could cause some considerable to damage to the house should it continue to grow and collapse.
T1: Cherry Tree - Work to be carried out: to reduce lateral growth on south side of tree by up to 2m to achieve a 1.5m clearance away from property, finishing pruning cuts not to exceed 25mm in diameter.
Application for approval of details reserved by conditions 3 (CMP), 4 (Contaminated Land Assessment), 6 (Surface Water Drainage Scheme), 7 (Solar Panels/Battery Storage) of planning consent 3723/25/FUL
T1: Cherry - Reduce entire crown by approximately 3 metres to previous reduction points. Tree has previously been reduced to manage it in this area over 3 gardens and access routes
T3, T4, T5: Hazel – Crown height reduction by up to 1.5m (maximum). Reducing the height of these trees will allow more light in to all the surrounding gardens and should propagate growth at the base of the trees to form a thicker hedge between the properties.
TPO S273: Silver Birch - reduce lowest laterals all around by approx. 1.5m to give 2m clearance from neighbouring building (No.71) and balanced appearance.
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