T1 Scott Pine - Reduce height by 1m by pulling in all the long ends. A radial reduction of 1m all the way round by drawing in the long ends. Over extended limbs and very exposed. To prevent these branches/limbs failing in high winds and to make more manageable as the applicants is coming increasingly worried about safety due to the tree being adjacent to a play field. To reduce the weight out of the canopy and the overextended branches/limbs. Canopy has become very sparse and reduce will hopefully promote healthy growth. The applicant wants to retain the tree but just to make it more manageable and safe.
3 Acer Court Lincoln Lincolnshire LN6 0RE
DecidedReference: 2026/0003/TPOCity of Lincoln Council
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T1 Scott Pine - Reduce height by 1m by pulling in all the long ends. A radial reduction of 1m all the way round by drawing in the long ends. Over extended limbs and very exposed. To prevent these branches/limbs failing in high winds and to make more manageable as the applicants is coming increasingly worried about safety due to the tree being adjacent to a play field. To reduce the weight out of the canopy and the overextended branches/limbs. Canopy has become very sparse and reduce will hopefully promote healthy growth. The applicant wants to retain the tree but just to make it more manageable and safe.
Proposal details
Reference
2026/0003/TPO
Alternative references
PP-14597111
Ward
Hartsholme
Agent
Mr Ryan Willey
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