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Crown reduction of 20% to the lime tree. These are halfway down our residential garden and both becoming too big for their setting. Crown reduction of approximately 3 metres from the top of the tree.Lateral crown reduction of approximately 2 metres from all sides.Approximate retained canopy radius - 3 metres.Approximate final tree height - 9 metres.The proposed works are intended to continue the established cyclical management of this mature lime tree. The tree has grown substantially since it was last reduced and is now encroaching onto neighbouring properties, resulting in the need for further management to maintain good neighbour relations.The arborist also advised that reducing the crown will help reduce the loading on the relatively slender predominant stem, supporting the trees long-term management.For reference, I have attached a photograph taken immediately after the last reduction in January 2023. The proposed works are intended to achieve a broadly similar level of reduction as as you will know, lime trees are very resilient to pollarding and regularly managed in this way.

98 Regent Street Exeter EX2 9EJ

PermittedReference: 26/0579/CATExeter City Council

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98 Regent Street Exeter EX2 9EJ

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Application summary

Status
Permitted
Application type
Works to Trees in a Conservation Area
Received
21 Apr 2026
Validated
8 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
20 Jul 2026
Local authority
Exeter City Council

Application overview

Crown reduction of 20% to the lime tree. These are halfway down our residential garden and both becoming too big for their setting. Crown reduction of approximately 3 metres from the top of the tree.Lateral crown reduction of approximately 2 metres from all sides.Approximate retained canopy radius - 3 metres.Approximate final tree height - 9 metres.The proposed works are intended to continue the established cyclical management of this mature lime tree. The tree has grown substantially since it was last reduced and is now encroaching onto neighbouring properties, resulting in the need for further management to maintain good neighbour relations.The arborist also advised that reducing the crown will help reduce the loading on the relatively slender predominant stem, supporting the trees long-term management.For reference, I have attached a photograph taken immediately after the last reduction in January 2023. The proposed works are intended to achieve a broadly similar level of reduction as as you will know, lime trees are very resilient to pollarding and regularly managed in this way.

Proposal details

Reference
26/0579/CAT
Alternative references
PP-14875407
Ward
St Thomas

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