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T1 -removal of dead holly on left hand side of rear garden (first in row of four)T2-4 -reduce remaining three to a height from ground level of 3 metresT5 - conifer - reduce large conifer to a height from ground level of 3 metres and shape to remove crowding of deodor cedar adjacent and improve light into garden.T6 - maple tree - 2.5 metre crown reduction to a height from ground level of 7.5 metres to contain spread. Reduction will only be secondary branches.

Old Dalby Cottage 15 Paradise Lane Old Dalby Leicestershire LE14 3NH

UnknownReference: 25/00046/TCAMelton Borough Council

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Old Dalby Cottage 15 Paradise Lane Old Dalby Leicestershire LE14 3NH

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Application summary

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Application type
Trees Cons Area Section 211 notices
Received
13 Jan 2025
Validated
13 Jan 2025
Determination deadline
24 Feb 2025
Local authority
Melton Borough Council

Application overview

T1 -removal of dead holly on left hand side of rear garden (first in row of four)T2-4 -reduce remaining three to a height from ground level of 3 metresT5 - conifer - reduce large conifer to a height from ground level of 3 metres and shape to remove crowding of deodor cedar adjacent and improve light into garden.T6 - maple tree - 2.5 metre crown reduction to a height from ground level of 7.5 metres to contain spread. Reduction will only be secondary branches.

Proposal details

Reference
25/00046/TCA
Alternative references
PP-13691677
Ward
Old Dalby
Parish
Broughton And Dalby

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Decision letterDecision · PDF24 Feb 2025View
Lcc forestry comments 19.02.2025Consultation replies · PDF19 Feb 2025View
Application form - without personal dataForms and plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Sketch plan 13.01.2025Forms and plans · PDF13 Jan 2025View

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