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T1 - Lime - Approx. 16m in height with. spread of approx. 7mThere was an application made in June 2026 which was accepted by the council to reduce this tree all round by 1.5m - 26/0668/TPOWhen we came to complete the work in August, we noticed a significant decline in the trees health. The main canopy appears to be dying back with very sparse foliage on the upper and outer branches. Please see attached photo which was taken on 11th of August. The owner of the tree would like to request a reduction of up to 6m - as depicted in the photograph with red lines, it is hoped that with this level of reduction it will help the tree to regenerate as there did appear to be some foliage on the lower limbs and close to the main stem.

31 The Park Potterhanworth Lincoln Lincolnshire LN4 2EB

RegisteredReference: 26/1298/TPONorth Kesteven District Council

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Application summary

Status
Registered
Application type
Application of Proposed works to TPOs
Received
18 Oct 2026
Validated
20 Oct 2026
Determination deadline
15 Dec 2026
Local authority
North Kesteven District Council

Application overview

T1 - Lime - Approx. 16m in height with. spread of approx. 7mThere was an application made in June 2026 which was accepted by the council to reduce this tree all round by 1.5m - 26/0668/TPOWhen we came to complete the work in August, we noticed a significant decline in the trees health. The main canopy appears to be dying back with very sparse foliage on the upper and outer branches. Please see attached photo which was taken on 11th of August. The owner of the tree would like to request a reduction of up to 6m - as depicted in the photograph with red lines, it is hoped that with this level of reduction it will help the tree to regenerate as there did appear to be some foliage on the lower limbs and close to the main stem.

Proposal details

Reference
26/1298/TPO
Alternative references
PP-15285173
Ward
Branston
Parish
Potterhanworth
Agent
A 'n' E Tree Services Ltd

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31 The Park Potterhanworth Lincoln Lincolnshire LN4 2EB

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DocumentPublishedAction
Acknowledgement LetterAcknowledgement Letter · PDF20 Oct 2026View
Application form - without personal dataApplication Form · PDF18 Oct 2026View
Photographs and photomontagesPhoto18 Oct 2026View
Tree locationPlans18 Oct 2026View

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