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TPO - STOCKDALE WOOD, TRANBY PARK, HESSLE - 1984 (REF 308) A1 - Crown lift 1 no. Sycamore tree (T55) to 5 metres from the ground level removing branches back to the stem, reduce 1 no. limb by 3 meters back to appropriate growth points, and pruning up to 10 metres in height from ground level as illustrated to allow construction of the dwelling; Crown reduce 1 no. Willow tree (T35) by removing 1 no. lower limb on the site side, formatively prune back the branches above the removed limb by 2 metres and up to 8 metres in height as illustrated to allow access for the scaffold install to safely construct the dwelling

Land South And East Of Dovecote Tranby Park Jenny Brough Lane Hessle East Riding Of Yorkshire HU13 0JU

TPO Granted (Prune)Reference: 26/01488/TPOEast Riding of Yorkshire Council

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Application summary

Status
TPO Granted (Prune)
Application type
Works to Protected Trees
Received
11 Jun 2026
Validated
11 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Application overview

TPO - STOCKDALE WOOD, TRANBY PARK, HESSLE - 1984 (REF 308) A1 - Crown lift 1 no. Sycamore tree (T55) to 5 metres from the ground level removing branches back to the stem, reduce 1 no. limb by 3 meters back to appropriate growth points, and pruning up to 10 metres in height from ground level as illustrated to allow construction of the dwelling; Crown reduce 1 no. Willow tree (T35) by removing 1 no. lower limb on the site side, formatively prune back the branches above the removed limb by 2 metres and up to 8 metres in height as illustrated to allow access for the scaffold install to safely construct the dwelling

Proposal details

Reference
26/01488/TPO
Alternative references
PP-15003923
Ward
Hessle
Parish
Hessle Town Council

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Application location

Land South And East Of Dovecote Tranby Park Jenny Brough Lane Hessle East Riding Of Yorkshire HU13 0JU

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DocumentPublishedAction
eDecisioneDecision10 Jul 2026View
. HESSLE TOWN COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF1 Jul 2026View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF11 Jun 2026View
PROPOSED TREE WORKSSupporting Documents11 Jun 2026View
LOCATION PLANPlans · PDF11 Jun 2026View

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TPO Granted (Prune)

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