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T1- Beech concerns due to its size, crown reduce by 3-4m to reduce wind sail and chance of branch failure.T2-T6 Lapsed lime pollards, re pollard them at the original height of 3-4 m, as they are very tall and close to the neighbours property, and this would make them much easier to properly manage going forward. T7 Cherry Fell tree due to the large cavity at about 1.5m, plus the included bark between the two main stems, with one of the stems looking pretty sketchy, and the better stem leaning toward the property owners houseT8 - Holly to reduce in height by half to make more manageable going forward.

5 Fairlawn Place Nottingham Nottingham City NG5 4DD

DecidedReference: 23/02172/PTPONottingham City Council

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5 Fairlawn Place Nottingham Nottingham City NG5 4DD

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to trees protected by TPO
Received
27 Dec 2023
Validated
27 Dec 2023
Determination deadline
21 Feb 2024
Local authority
Nottingham City Council

Application overview

T1- Beech concerns due to its size, crown reduce by 3-4m to reduce wind sail and chance of branch failure.T2-T6 Lapsed lime pollards, re pollard them at the original height of 3-4 m, as they are very tall and close to the neighbours property, and this would make them much easier to properly manage going forward. T7 Cherry Fell tree due to the large cavity at about 1.5m, plus the included bark between the two main stems, with one of the stems looking pretty sketchy, and the better stem leaning toward the property owners houseT8 - Holly to reduce in height by half to make more manageable going forward.

Proposal details

Reference
23/02172/PTPO
Alternative references
PP-12697778
Ward
Sherwood (May 2019)

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DocumentPublishedAction
PTPO Part Grant/Part Refuse - DecisionDecision Notice · PDF19 Mar 2024View
SKETCH PLANLayout Plans & Elevations25 Dec 2023View
PHOTOGRAPH 1Layout Plans & Elevations25 Dec 2023View
PHOTOGRAPH 2Layout Plans & Elevations25 Dec 2023View
PHOTOGRAPH 3Layout Plans & Elevations25 Dec 2023View
PHOTOGRAPH 4Layout Plans & Elevations25 Dec 2023View
ADDITIONAL PLANSLayout Plans & Elevations25 Dec 2023View
ADDITIONAL PLANSLayout Plans & Elevations25 Dec 2023View

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PTPO Part Grant/Part Refuse - Decision
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