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Works to TPO No. 186:i. Remove Ivy at the base of Ash tree in front gardenii. Reduce Ash tree east side branches growing towards house by approx. 2miii. Crown lift Ash tree above footpath on Ings Road to create 3m headroom clearanceiv. Slight crown thin Ash tree to remove epicormic growth and dead wood and clearing round telephone cables in front garden

384 Ings Road Kingston Upon Hull HU8 0NP

UnknownReference: 25/00927/TPOHull City Council

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Application summary

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Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
3 Oct 2025
Validated
3 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hull City Council

Application overview

Works to TPO No. 186:i. Remove Ivy at the base of Ash tree in front gardenii. Reduce Ash tree east side branches growing towards house by approx. 2miii. Crown lift Ash tree above footpath on Ings Road to create 3m headroom clearanceiv. Slight crown thin Ash tree to remove epicormic growth and dead wood and clearing round telephone cables in front garden

Proposal details

Reference
25/00927/TPO
Alternative references
PP-14375836
Ward
Sutton

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Application location

384 Ings Road Kingston Upon Hull HU8 0NP

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF2 Dec 2025View
OFFICERS DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF2 Dec 2025View
COMMENTSCorrespondence17 Oct 2025View
CHECKSHEETBackGround Papers9 Oct 2025View
SKETCH PLANDrawing3 Oct 2025View
OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATIONOther3 Oct 2025View
STREET SCENE/CONTEXT PLAN - EXISTINGOther3 Oct 2025View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF3 Oct 2025View
A SUMMARY OF THE ATTACHMENTS IN THE PROPOSALBackGround Papers · PDF3 Oct 2025View
PHOTOGRAPHS AND PHOTOMONTAGESOther3 Oct 2025View

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