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2/TPO/00195: T1) Quercus robur: Mature, previously reduced Oak tree, further reduction to reduce overhang over glass roof and patio area. A maximum of 2 metres will be removed from this side alone and not all over the tree. Any deadwood found in the canopy will be removed and aerial inspection of the tree will conducted whilst work is carried out. T2) Acer pseudoplatanus: Semi-mature, ivy covered Sycamore - requires lower branches removing to raise the canopy and allow more light into the garden. This will only be the lower two tiers of branches bringing the bottom of the remaining canopy to about 8-10 metres off the ground. Largest branch is no more than 6-8 inches in diameter at the stem. All deadwood will be removed and the tree inspected whilst work is carried out.

5 Kenwick Hall Gardens Station Road Clenchwarton King's Lynn Norfolk PE34 4XJ

UnknownReference: 23/00018/TPOBorough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk

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5 Kenwick Hall Gardens Station Road Clenchwarton King's Lynn Norfolk PE34 4XJ

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Works to/Fell Tree covered by TPO
Received
17 Mar 2023
Validated
17 Mar 2023
Determination deadline
12 May 2023
Local authority
Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk

Application overview

2/TPO/00195: T1) Quercus robur: Mature, previously reduced Oak tree, further reduction to reduce overhang over glass roof and patio area. A maximum of 2 metres will be removed from this side alone and not all over the tree. Any deadwood found in the canopy will be removed and aerial inspection of the tree will conducted whilst work is carried out. T2) Acer pseudoplatanus: Semi-mature, ivy covered Sycamore - requires lower branches removing to raise the canopy and allow more light into the garden. This will only be the lower two tiers of branches bringing the bottom of the remaining canopy to about 8-10 metres off the ground. Largest branch is no more than 6-8 inches in diameter at the stem. All deadwood will be removed and the tree inspected whilst work is carried out.

Proposal details

Reference
23/00018/TPO
Alternative references
PP-12022804
Ward
Clenchwarton
Parish
Clenchwarton
Agent
Giant Tree Services

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DECISIONDecision · PDF3 May 2023View
APPLICATION FOR TREE WORKSApplication Form · PDF29 Mar 2023View
TREE LOCATION SKETCHDrawing · PDF29 Mar 2023View

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