Pine trees T1 and T2 to be considered for removal. T3 has now been removed following approval to be removed following a previous application. Both T1 and T2 have had a considerable amount of large branches falling. Our 3 young children are scared to play outside following a few near misses of branches falling near them whilst playing outside. Both trees block a large amount of already limited natural sunlight into our garden, ruining the enjoyment and usage of our garden. The large roots of the trees are ruining our lawn by killing the grass making it an unusable space. The trees are overwhelming in proportion with the size of the rear garden.
10 Manor Way Burbage Hinckley Leicestershire LE10 2NN
DecidedReference: 23/00612/CTPOHinckley and Bosworth Borough Council
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10 Manor Way Burbage Hinckley Leicestershire LE10 2NN
Pine trees T1 and T2 to be considered for removal. T3 has now been removed following approval to be removed following a previous application. Both T1 and T2 have had a considerable amount of large branches falling. Our 3 young children are scared to play outside following a few near misses of branches falling near them whilst playing outside. Both trees block a large amount of already limited natural sunlight into our garden, ruining the enjoyment and usage of our garden. The large roots of the trees are ruining our lawn by killing the grass making it an unusable space. The trees are overwhelming in proportion with the size of the rear garden.
Proposal details
Reference
23/00612/CTPO
Alternative references
2023/TPO/0054/LCC
Ward
Burbage Sketchley & Stretton
Parish
Burbage Parish Council
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