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Remove two areas of the same hedgerow for sewer upgrade works, up to 4m each, and replace. Any removed sections of hedgerow will be replaced using a mixture of at least five native hedgerow species, appropriate to the locality, with no one species making up more than 70% of the total. Species will include hawthorn (Cratageus monogyna), blackthorn (Prunus spinosa), hazel (Corylus avellana), holly (Ilex aquifolium) and field maple (Acer campestre), in keeping with the existing species in the northern hedgerow. Locally sourced, two-year-old whips, at least 450 mm to 600 mm high, will be planted in a staggered double row 400 mm apart, with a minimum of 6 plants per metre. Planting will take place in the first winter period following completion of the works, between December and February inclusive. Whips will be protected with tree guards or spiral wraps and mulched around the base. Hedgerow planting will be monitored annually for the first five years of establishment, with any failed whips identified during monitoring to be replaced during the next planting season.

Land Between Linby Lane And Papplewick Lane Linby Nottinghamshire

DecidedReference: 2026/0172Gedling Borough Council

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Land Between Linby Lane And Papplewick Lane Linby Nottinghamshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Hedgerow Application
Received
13 Mar 2026
Validated
13 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
24 Apr 2026
Local authority
Gedling Borough Council

Application overview

Remove two areas of the same hedgerow for sewer upgrade works, up to 4m each, and replace. Any removed sections of hedgerow will be replaced using a mixture of at least five native hedgerow species, appropriate to the locality, with no one species making up more than 70% of the total. Species will include hawthorn (Cratageus monogyna), blackthorn (Prunus spinosa), hazel (Corylus avellana), holly (Ilex aquifolium) and field maple (Acer campestre), in keeping with the existing species in the northern hedgerow. Locally sourced, two-year-old whips, at least 450 mm to 600 mm high, will be planted in a staggered double row 400 mm apart, with a minimum of 6 plants per metre. Planting will take place in the first winter period following completion of the works, between December and February inclusive. Whips will be protected with tree guards or spiral wraps and mulched around the base. Hedgerow planting will be monitored annually for the first five years of establishment, with any failed whips identified during monitoring to be replaced during the next planting season.

Proposal details

Reference
2026/0172
Alternative references
PP-14734219
Ward
Newstead Abbey Ward 2015
Parish
Linby Parish
Agent
Carter Jonas LLP

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer reportReport & Recommendation · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Application form - without personal dataApplication Form · PDF13 Mar 2026View
Block plan of the siteDrawings · PDF13 Mar 2026View
The location planSite Location Plan · PDF13 Mar 2026View
Additional plansDrawings · PDF13 Mar 2026View

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