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Works to trees: T1- Remove ash saplings. T2 - Remove sucker growth from base of ash, T3 - Remove ash next to larger ash, T4 - Remove ash next to fence, T5 - Remove two ash conflicting with fence, T6 - Crown lift oak to 4m over adjacent residential garden, T7 - Remove ash with lean towards residential garden, T8 - Remove 4 hawthorn and 4 ash saplings to avoid future conflict with with garage, T9 - Remove ash leaning over concrete surface/building, T10 - Crown lift hornbeam to remove lower limb leaning on garage, T11 - Remove approx. 12 young ash and understorey vegetation to provide 3m clearance from garages.

Land At The Rear Of Lynwood Avenue And Hitchin Road Luton

Split decisionReference: 21/00371/TPOSLuton Borough Council

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Land At The Rear Of Lynwood Avenue And Hitchin Road Luton

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Application summary

Status
Split decision
Application type
Works to protected trees
Received
13 Mar 2021
Validated
15 Mar 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Luton Borough Council

Application overview

Works to trees: T1- Remove ash saplings. T2 - Remove sucker growth from base of ash, T3 - Remove ash next to larger ash, T4 - Remove ash next to fence, T5 - Remove two ash conflicting with fence, T6 - Crown lift oak to 4m over adjacent residential garden, T7 - Remove ash with lean towards residential garden, T8 - Remove 4 hawthorn and 4 ash saplings to avoid future conflict with with garage, T9 - Remove ash leaning over concrete surface/building, T10 - Crown lift hornbeam to remove lower limb leaning on garage, T11 - Remove approx. 12 young ash and understorey vegetation to provide 3m clearance from garages.

Proposal details

Reference
21/00371/TPOS
Ward
STOPSLEY
Agent
Mr Jamie Pratt - Tyler Grange

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Documents 5 of 5

DocumentPublishedAction
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report · PDF24 May 2021View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF24 May 2021View
11670_P05_TREE WORKS SKETCH PLAN AND SITE LOCATION PLANCurrent Docs · PDF13 Mar 2021View
11670_ SITE PHOTOSCurrent Docs · PDF13 Mar 2021View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF13 Mar 2021View

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