Front Garden -T1 (Birch) - Reduce height beyond previous reduction point (to be confirmed during site visit) / reduce radial canopy spread by a maximum of 1 metre / canopy lift to a maximum height of 4 metres.T2 (Birch) - Reduce in height by 3 metres / reduce radial canopy spread by 1.5 metres / Crown lift by a maximum of 5 metres.T3 (Birch) - Reduce in height by 3 metres / reduce radial canopy spread by 1.5 metres / Crown lift by a maximum of 5 metres.Back Garden -T5 (Oak) - Prune canopy to provide 3.5 metres buildings clearance T6 (Oak) - Prune canopy to provide 4 metres buildings clearance
4 Farrington Close Lincoln Lincolnshire LN6 0XH
DecidedReference: 2024/0559/TRCCity of Lincoln Council
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Front Garden -T1 (Birch) - Reduce height beyond previous reduction point (to be confirmed during site visit) / reduce radial canopy spread by a maximum of 1 metre / canopy lift to a maximum height of 4 metres.T2 (Birch) - Reduce in height by 3 metres / reduce radial canopy spread by 1.5 metres / Crown lift by a maximum of 5 metres.T3 (Birch) - Reduce in height by 3 metres / reduce radial canopy spread by 1.5 metres / Crown lift by a maximum of 5 metres.Back Garden -T5 (Oak) - Prune canopy to provide 3.5 metres buildings clearance T6 (Oak) - Prune canopy to provide 4 metres buildings clearance
Proposal details
Reference
2024/0559/TRC
Alternative references
PP-13361580
Ward
Birchwood
Agent
Mr Ryan Willey
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