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T1 - Sycamore - fell - as it stands on the boundary there is a wall that drops down to the property underneath the canopy of the tree. Client has asked for a removal and if not a full removal siding up of the tree over the conservatory that sits underneath the canopy. Which will unbalance the tree. T1 Sycamore - remove all branches over property 15c.If we can remove the tree we will replant 2 trees for amenity value

15C Main Street Grimston Leicestershire LE14 3BZ

DecidedReference: 26/00322/TCAMelton Borough Council

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15C Main Street Grimston Leicestershire LE14 3BZ

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Application summary

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

Application overview

T1 - Sycamore - fell - as it stands on the boundary there is a wall that drops down to the property underneath the canopy of the tree. Client has asked for a removal and if not a full removal siding up of the tree over the conservatory that sits underneath the canopy. Which will unbalance the tree. T1 Sycamore - remove all branches over property 15c.If we can remove the tree we will replant 2 trees for amenity value

Proposal details

Reference
26/00322/TCA
Alternative references
PP-14851469
Ward
Frisby On The Wreake
Parish
Grimston

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Documents 4 of 4

DocumentPublishedAction
Lcc forestry comments 14.05.26Consultation replies · PDF14 May 2026View
Withdrawn application 14.05.2026Decision · PDF14 May 2026View
Application form - without personal data 12.04.2026Forms and plans · PDF12 Apr 2026View
Sketch plan 12.04.2026Forms and plans · PDF12 Apr 2026View

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Withdrawn application 14.05.2026
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