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Removal of silver birch tree (Tree 1) due to the height, position and proximity of the tree to adjacent propertiesRemoval of acacia tree (Tree 2) due to its height and proximity to the adjacent properties Thinning of a maple tree crown (30%) (Tree 3) to provide light to the adjacent propertiesRemoval of ash tree (Tree 4) to prevent damage to boundary walls due its proximity

28 Church Street Lambley Nottinghamshire NG4 4QB

UnknownReference: 2025/0064TCAGedling Borough Council

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28 Church Street Lambley Nottinghamshire NG4 4QB

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Trees in Conservation Area
Received
27 Jan 2025
Validated
27 Jan 2025
Determination deadline
10 Mar 2025
Local authority
Gedling Borough Council

Application overview

Removal of silver birch tree (Tree 1) due to the height, position and proximity of the tree to adjacent propertiesRemoval of acacia tree (Tree 2) due to its height and proximity to the adjacent properties Thinning of a maple tree crown (30%) (Tree 3) to provide light to the adjacent propertiesRemoval of ash tree (Tree 4) to prevent damage to boundary walls due its proximity

Proposal details

Reference
2025/0064TCA
Alternative references
PP-13683293
Ward
Dumbles Ward 2015
Parish
Lambley Parish

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DocumentPublishedAction
Recommendation reportReport & Recommendation · PDF5 Mar 2025View
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF5 Mar 2025View
Application form - without personal dataApplication Form · PDF27 Jan 2025View
Sketch planDrawings27 Jan 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Trees in Cons Area Acceptable
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