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T1: Scots Pine - Fell to ground level. The tree is a heavily leaning supressed Scots Pine which has grown phototropically towards the neighboring property. The tree has limited longevity within its current location and if left umanaged is at risk of catastrophic failure. T2: Scots Pine - Remove the lowest primary branch growing in a SE direction back to source. The reason for removal is due to the limited growth points available to reduce to. The branch is heavily weighted and grown phototropically towards the property. The additional sail area added to its weight puts the branch at risk of catastrophic failure if left unmanaged.

58 Lytchett Drive, Broadstone, BH18 9LB

Application ApprovedReference: TP/24/00876/XBournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Tree work to tree/s subject to a TPO
Received
15 Oct 2024
Validated
22 Oct 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

Application overview

T1: Scots Pine - Fell to ground level. The tree is a heavily leaning supressed Scots Pine which has grown phototropically towards the neighboring property. The tree has limited longevity within its current location and if left umanaged is at risk of catastrophic failure. T2: Scots Pine - Remove the lowest primary branch growing in a SE direction back to source. The reason for removal is due to the limited growth points available to reduce to. The branch is heavily weighted and grown phototropically towards the property. The additional sail area added to its weight puts the branch at risk of catastrophic failure if left unmanaged.

Proposal details

Reference
TP/24/00876/X
Ward
Broadstone
Agent
Mr Draper, S Draper Tree Specialists LTD

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Application location

58 Lytchett Drive, Broadstone, BH18 9LB

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
CASE OFFICER REPORTReports/Statements18 Dec 2024View
AGENT RESPONSE TO PENDING LETTERCorrespondence - Incoming22 Oct 2024View
AmendmentSummary134569270000.pdfOther15 Oct 2024View
AttachmentSummary134569270001.pdfOther15 Oct 2024View
2914318.pdfApplication Form15 Oct 2024View
SITE PHOTOPhotograph15 Oct 2024View
APPROVEDDecision Notice18 Dec 2024View
SCREENSHOTPlan15 Oct 2024View
TREE LOCATION PLANPlan15 Oct 2024View

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