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TO BE CONFIRMED T2 - Holm Oak Work - Raise canopy to 2m above Yew hedging, remove primary limb towards house. Reason - As the tree increases in size the Evergreen foliage blocks out considerable amount of light to the frontage preventing any further landscaping and is detrimental to the light availability of the windows. The tree is still relatively small for the species and as it increases in size, maintenance will be required to prevent impact with the property. Undertaking maintenance early with a future target is essential to reduce stress on the tree. The raising will allow light to pass between the mature Yew hedge and the bottom of the canopy of the tree to the property. The tree can then continue to grow upwards which allows balance with the site. Removes the requirement for crown reductions, which impact form and potentially shorten lifespan and potential aesthetic value long term. It will also allow a view of the historic house from the street, thus improving the aesthetic... read more

52 Anstey Lane, Thurcaston, Leicestershire, LE7 7JA

Withdrawn: WITHDRAWNReference: P/23/1009/2Charnwood Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn: WITHDRAWN
Application type
Not published
Received
9 Jun 2023
Validated
9 Jun 2023
Determination deadline
21 Jul 2023
Local authority
Charnwood Borough Council

Application overview

TO BE CONFIRMED T2 - Holm Oak Work - Raise canopy to 2m above Yew hedging, remove primary limb towards house. Reason - As the tree increases in size the Evergreen foliage blocks out considerable amount of light to the frontage preventing any further landscaping and is detrimental to the light availability of the windows. The tree is still relatively small for the species and as it increases in size, maintenance will be required to prevent impact with the property. Undertaking maintenance early with a future target is essential to reduce stress on the tree. The raising will allow light to pass between the mature Yew hedge and the bottom of the canopy of the tree to the property. The tree can then continue to grow upwards which allows balance with the site. Removes the requirement for crown reductions, which impact form and potentially shorten lifespan and potential aesthetic value long term. It will also allow a view of the historic house from the street, thus improving the aesthetic... read more

Proposal details

Reference
P/23/1009/2
Parish
Thurcaston and Cropston
Agent
Beddow Tree Specialists

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52 Anstey Lane, Thurcaston, Leicestershire, LE7 7JA

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Withdrawn: WITHDRAWN
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