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The tree in question is identified as Tree 1 in the report by David Archer Associates and is marked as such on the full site plan. We (including Mr Mulvey) would like to remove the tree completely. In the TPO of 1975 the species and number of trees are not specified and are generally referred to as "the trees in area A3". The trees are in fact Wellingtonia - a form of Sequoia.

9 Swiss Cottage, Spring Lane, Wymondham, Leicestershire, LE14 2AY

RefusedReference: 2023/TPO/0015/LCCLeicestershire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Refused
Application type
Not published
Received
30 Jan 2023
Validated
30 Jan 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Leicestershire County Council

Application overview

The tree in question is identified as Tree 1 in the report by David Archer Associates and is marked as such on the full site plan. We (including Mr Mulvey) would like to remove the tree completely. In the TPO of 1975 the species and number of trees are not specified and are generally referred to as "the trees in area A3". The trees are in fact Wellingtonia - a form of Sequoia.

Proposal details

Reference
2023/TPO/0015/LCC

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Application location

9 Swiss Cottage, Spring Lane, Wymondham, Leicestershire, LE14 2AY

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9608 Appeal Decision9608 Appeal Decision (118 kb)Not publishedView
Decision Letter 9608 LPADecision Letter 9608 LPA (81 kb)Not publishedView
Application Ack Letter - ApplicantApplication Ack Letter - Applicant (83 kb)Not publishedView
Neighbour Letter - 6 Spring LaneNeighbour Letter - 6 Spring Lane (190 kb)Not publishedView
Neighbour Letter - 8 Spring LaneNeighbour Letter - 8 Spring Lane (190 kb)Not publishedView
Application FormApplication Form (802 kb)Not publishedView
PlanPlan (806 kb)Not publishedView
Neighbour Letter - 5 Spring LaneNeighbour Letter - 5 Spring Lane (190 kb)Not publishedView
Neighbour Letter - 7 Spring LaneNeighbour Letter - 7 Spring Lane (190 kb)Not publishedView
Neighbour Letter - 9 Spring LaneNeighbour Letter - 9 Spring Lane (190 kb)Not publishedView
Neighbour Letter - 10 Spring LaneNeighbour Letter - 10 Spring Lane (190 kb)Not publishedView
Neighbour Letter - 12 Spring LaneNeighbour Letter - 12 Spring Lane (190 kb)Not publishedView
Neighbour Letter - 13 Spring LaneNeighbour Letter - 13 Spring Lane (190 kb)Not publishedView
Parish ConsultationParish Consultation (170 kb)Not publishedView
District ConsultationDistrict Consultation (47 kb)Not publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Refused
9608 Appeal Decision Decision Letter 9608 LPA
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