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(T1) Yew tree to reduce by around 5m and trim around to balance the shape to this height. (T2) The first of these limes; remove any significant deadwood and crown raise to 6m also reduce the low limb over the drive by 50% (6m) to the suitable vertical pruning point. (T3) Lime, remove any significant deadwood and crown raise to 6m, especially over the drive side. (T4) Horse chestnut: Fell to just above ground level. (T5) Elm then beech trees moving further along drive: Aerial inspect then crown raise to 6m. (T6) Almost dead sorbus remove and stump grind. (G7) Trees around the rear boundary of the lawn: Crown raise these to around 5 metres. These are from right to left - lime, ash, 4 sycamores. (G8) 8 beech trees along the boundary with candlemass house: Crown raise to 5m. (G9) 8 lime trees across the rear lawn: Crown raise to 5m.

The Gables Damside Lane Peak Forest SK17 8EH

Decided: ACCEPTReference: NP/TCA/0324/0276Peak District National Park Authority

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Application summary

Status
Decided: ACCEPT
Application type
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Validated
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Determination deadline
23 Apr 2024
Local authority
Peak District National Park Authority

Application overview

(T1) Yew tree to reduce by around 5m and trim around to balance the shape to this height. (T2) The first of these limes; remove any significant deadwood and crown raise to 6m also reduce the low limb over the drive by 50% (6m) to the suitable vertical pruning point. (T3) Lime, remove any significant deadwood and crown raise to 6m, especially over the drive side. (T4) Horse chestnut: Fell to just above ground level. (T5) Elm then beech trees moving further along drive: Aerial inspect then crown raise to 6m. (T6) Almost dead sorbus remove and stump grind. (G7) Trees around the rear boundary of the lawn: Crown raise these to around 5 metres. These are from right to left - lime, ash, 4 sycamores. (G8) 8 beech trees along the boundary with candlemass house: Crown raise to 5m. (G9) 8 lime trees across the rear lawn: Crown raise to 5m.

Proposal details

Reference
NP/TCA/0324/0276
Parish
Peak Forest
Agent
Treefellas Arboriculture Ltd

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Application location

The Gables Damside Lane Peak Forest SK17 8EH

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Application Form - 12-03-2024Council documentNot publishedView
Location Sketch Plan - 12-03-2024Council documentNot publishedView
Location Sketch Plan 2 - 12-03-2024Council documentNot publishedView
Tree Officer approval 04-04-2024Council documentNot publishedView

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Decided: ACCEPT
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