T1. Mixed trees which run along the back of the property - Re-pollard to previous reduction point. 5m from lower ground levelT2. Lawson Cypress - Fell - Non native.T3. Lawson Cypress - Fell - Remove from underneath a Willow tree to protect the Willow. Non native T4. Holly - Fell - causing damage to boundary fenceT5. Ash Tree on southern boundary - Fell - due to significantly increasing damage to the driveway - photos attachedT6. Common Lime Tree on southern boundary - remove ivy from trunk and pollard to previous reduction pointT7 & T8. Ash - Pollard to previous reduction point
Church Close Church Hill Bilsthorpe NG22 8RU
Not publishedReference: 25/01526/TWCANewark and Sherwood District Council
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T1. Mixed trees which run along the back of the property - Re-pollard to previous reduction point. 5m from lower ground levelT2. Lawson Cypress - Fell - Non native.T3. Lawson Cypress - Fell - Remove from underneath a Willow tree to protect the Willow. Non native T4. Holly - Fell - causing damage to boundary fenceT5. Ash Tree on southern boundary - Fell - due to significantly increasing damage to the driveway - photos attachedT6. Common Lime Tree on southern boundary - remove ivy from trunk and pollard to previous reduction pointT7 & T8. Ash - Pollard to previous reduction point
Proposal details
Reference
25/01526/TWCA
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PP-14254117
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Bilsthorpe
Parish
Bilsthorpe
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