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T566, T567 and T568: Sycamore x3 - Reduce lateral limbs back by 1.5m to provide 1.5m building clearanceT569: Lime - Reduce lateral limbs back by 1.5m to provide 1.5m building clearance and raise crown to 4mT569a: Oak - Reduce lateral limbs back by 1.5m to clear building and raise crown to 3.5m to clear river by 3.5m

St Johns College Lady Margaret Boathouse Victoria Avenue Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB4 1EG

DecidedReference: 25/1454/TTCACambridge City Council

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Application location

St Johns College Lady Margaret Boathouse Victoria Avenue Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB4 1EG

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to CA trees
Received
16 Dec 2025
Validated
5 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
16 Feb 2026
Local authority
Cambridge City Council

Application overview

T566, T567 and T568: Sycamore x3 - Reduce lateral limbs back by 1.5m to provide 1.5m building clearanceT569: Lime - Reduce lateral limbs back by 1.5m to provide 1.5m building clearance and raise crown to 4mT569a: Oak - Reduce lateral limbs back by 1.5m to clear building and raise crown to 3.5m to clear river by 3.5m

Proposal details

Reference
25/1454/TTCA
Ward
West Chesterton
Agent
Acacia Tree Surgery Ltd

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEApplication Decision Notice · PDF27 Jan 2026View
INVALID CHASEApplication Information · PDF7 Jan 2026View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERApplication Officer Correspondence · PDF7 Jan 2026View
EMAIL FROM AGENT RE REVISED TREE WORKSAgent / Applicant Comments · PDF5 Jan 2026View
ADDITIONAL EMAIL FROM AGENT RE REVISED TREE WORKSAgent / Applicant Comments · PDF5 Jan 2026View
INVALID LETTERApplication Information · PDF19 Dec 2025View
APPLICATION FORM - NO PERSONAL INFOApplication Information · PDF16 Dec 2025View
FEE CALCULATIONApplication Information · PDF16 Dec 2025View
TREE LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF16 Dec 2025View
PHOTO 1 OF 5 T566 SYCAMOREPhotographs · PDF16 Dec 2025View
PHOTO 2 OF 5 T567 SYCAMOREPhotographs · PDF16 Dec 2025View
PHOTO 3 OF 5 T568 SYCAMOREPhotographs · PDF16 Dec 2025View
PHOTO 4 OF 5 T569 LIMEPhotographs · PDF16 Dec 2025View
PHOTO 5 OF 5 T569A OAKPhotographs · PDF16 Dec 2025View

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