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Works to Tress: AYMT004 - Beech (T19) - Crown Lift to 5.5M over road. Crown lift to 5.5m over highway. AYMT006 - Beech (T12) - Reduce back from building by 2M. Reduce lateral spread to southeast by maximum 2m reducing back to pruning points to provide maximum 2m clearance of adjacent property AYMT002 - Lime (T20) - repollard to previous points at circa 14m to maintain pollard cycle and alleviate load bearing on pollard pointsAYMT008 - Horse chestnut (T14) - dead tree, fell to ground level. replace with 10-12cm stem girth Gingko

The Mallow Marsh Road Luton

PER - Application PermittedReference: 24/00892/TPOSLuton Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
PER - Application Permitted
Application type
Works to protected trees
Received
26 Jul 2024
Validated
1 Aug 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Luton Borough Council

Application overview

Works to Tress: AYMT004 - Beech (T19) - Crown Lift to 5.5M over road. Crown lift to 5.5m over highway. AYMT006 - Beech (T12) - Reduce back from building by 2M. Reduce lateral spread to southeast by maximum 2m reducing back to pruning points to provide maximum 2m clearance of adjacent property AYMT002 - Lime (T20) - repollard to previous points at circa 14m to maintain pollard cycle and alleviate load bearing on pollard pointsAYMT008 - Horse chestnut (T14) - dead tree, fell to ground level. replace with 10-12cm stem girth Gingko

Proposal details

Reference
24/00892/TPOS
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Agent
Mr Christopher Smith - John O'Conner

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Application location

The Mallow Marsh Road Luton

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report · PDF13 Dec 2024View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF13 Dec 2024View
DC02 - SKETCH PLANCurrent Docs · PDF14 Aug 2024View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF26 Jul 2024View
PHOTO 1Photo · PDF26 Jul 2024View
PHOTO 2Photo · PDF26 Jul 2024View
DC01 - TREE SURVERY REPORTCurrent Docs26 Jul 2024View
DC03 - SITE LOCATION - THE MALLOWCurrent Docs · PDF26 Jul 2024View

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