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The tree protection order refers to a common Pear, about 80-100 years old. (T1)Regrettably, the tree has died, probably due to old age (pears have a normal life of 50 years), but also aggravated by Honey Fungus.The tree has been in severe decline for many years and we believe it is now in danger of falling which would damage local properties, but more importantly pose a health and safety risk as the ground is open to the public as a shared outdoor space for local residents.Unfortunately, despite efforts throughout the past two years to prolong the life of this much valued tree, we now feel the tree decay has reached a stage where it will need to be felled for safety reasons.Meanwhile a lime tree has been planted nearby as a replacement, limes are thought to resist honey fungus.

4 Brook Street Hay-On-Wye Hereford HR3 5BQ

ApprovedReference: 23/22545/TPOBannau Brycheiniog National Park

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
Not published
Validated
14 Dec 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bannau Brycheiniog National Park

Application overview

The tree protection order refers to a common Pear, about 80-100 years old. (T1)Regrettably, the tree has died, probably due to old age (pears have a normal life of 50 years), but also aggravated by Honey Fungus.The tree has been in severe decline for many years and we believe it is now in danger of falling which would damage local properties, but more importantly pose a health and safety risk as the ground is open to the public as a shared outdoor space for local residents.Unfortunately, despite efforts throughout the past two years to prolong the life of this much valued tree, we now feel the tree decay has reached a stage where it will need to be felled for safety reasons.Meanwhile a lime tree has been planted nearby as a replacement, limes are thought to resist honey fungus.

Proposal details

Reference
23/22545/TPO
Agent
R Jenkins & Sons Ltd

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4 Brook Street Hay-On-Wye Hereford HR3 5BQ

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Nptc3 consultation commentsConsulteeResponse16 Oct 2024View
Officer's reportDecision · PDF5 Feb 2024View
Decision noticeDecision · PDF5 Feb 2024View
Decision email sent to agentDecision · PDF5 Feb 2024View
Decision email sent community councilDecision · PDF5 Feb 2024View
Nptc3 emailConsulteeResponse · PDF31 Jan 2024View
Site noticePublicity · PDF21 Dec 2023View
Tpo acknowledgement letterCorrespondence · PDF18 Dec 2023View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF18 Dec 2023View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF18 Dec 2023View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Form · PDF14 Dec 2023View
Location planPlans · PDF14 Dec 2023View
Tree report warren club gardenSupportingDocs14 Dec 2023View
Pear treePhotos · PDF14 Dec 2023View

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