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The removal or reduction in height of an overgrown fir (spruce) tree which is in danger of toppling over. I have had to strap it up the help prevent this happening. It is adjacent to the Lane Mill (formerly the Engineering Works) 5 Church Lane Stathern. A green X marks its location on the attached plan

Laburnum House 11 Church Lane Stathern Leicestershire LE14 4HB

UnknownReference: 26/00272/TCAMelton Borough Council

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Laburnum House 11 Church Lane Stathern Leicestershire LE14 4HB

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Trees Cons Area Section 211 notices
Received
31 Mar 2026
Validated
31 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
12 May 2026
Local authority
Melton Borough Council

Application overview

The removal or reduction in height of an overgrown fir (spruce) tree which is in danger of toppling over. I have had to strap it up the help prevent this happening. It is adjacent to the Lane Mill (formerly the Engineering Works) 5 Church Lane Stathern. A green X marks its location on the attached plan

Proposal details

Reference
26/00272/TCA
Alternative references
PP-14800242
Ward
Long Clawson And Stathern
Parish
Stathern

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Forestry comments 13.05.26Consultation replies · PDF13 May 2026View
Delegated report 12.05.2026Officer Notes · PDF12 May 2026View
Decision letter 12.05.2026Decision · PDF12 May 2026View
Application form - without personal data 31.03.2026Forms and plans · PDF31 Mar 2026View
Sketch plan 31.03.2026Forms and plans31 Mar 2026View
Photo of tree 31.03.2026Photo31 Mar 2026View
Photo of tree 2 31.03.2026Photo31 Mar 2026View
Photo of tree 3 31.03.2026Photo31 Mar 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Consent to work on Trees
Decision letter 12.05.2026
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