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T1 - a rowan tree located near the entrance to the church, opposite the pub. It has a hollow trunk and rotten wood around the hole at the base of the tree. if this tree were to fall, it would present a danger to people entering the church or people on the road near the Black Lion Inn. T2 - A rowan tree located close to the churchyard wall above the road and the church carparking area. This tree had a distinct lean in towards the church. If it were to fall it would cause the wall to fall and this could damage parked vehicles. T3 - a lime tree near the bend. It has many dead branches and a number dropped into the road and into the churchyard in the storms. It is unsightly. T4 - a tall Douglas Fir which has lost branches in the storms, some are still hanging off. Its height and proximity to the road are a major concern. T5 - a conifer, very lopsided and leaning heavily over the gravestones. If this tree came down it would destroy many headstones and cause a great deal ... read more

St Bartholomews Church Church Lane Butterton Staffordshire ST13 7SP

Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLYReference: NP/TCA/0522/0707Peak District National Park Authority

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Application summary

Status
Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLY
Application type
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Validated
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Determination deadline
5 Jul 2022
Local authority
Peak District National Park Authority

Application overview

T1 - a rowan tree located near the entrance to the church, opposite the pub. It has a hollow trunk and rotten wood around the hole at the base of the tree. if this tree were to fall, it would present a danger to people entering the church or people on the road near the Black Lion Inn. T2 - A rowan tree located close to the churchyard wall above the road and the church carparking area. This tree had a distinct lean in towards the church. If it were to fall it would cause the wall to fall and this could damage parked vehicles. T3 - a lime tree near the bend. It has many dead branches and a number dropped into the road and into the churchyard in the storms. It is unsightly. T4 - a tall Douglas Fir which has lost branches in the storms, some are still hanging off. Its height and proximity to the road are a major concern. T5 - a conifer, very lopsided and leaning heavily over the gravestones. If this tree came down it would destroy many headstones and cause a great deal ... read more

Proposal details

Reference
NP/TCA/0522/0707
Parish
Butterton

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Application location

St Bartholomews Church Church Lane Butterton Staffordshire ST13 7SP

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T1 from churchyard 20-05-2022Council documentNot publishedView
T1 hollow trunk 20-05-2022Council documentNot publishedView
T2 from churchyard 20-05-2022Council documentNot publishedView
T3 from road 20-05-2022Council documentNot publishedView
T4 from road 20-05-2022Council documentNot publishedView
T5 from churchyard 20-05-2022Council documentNot publishedView
T5 from road 20-05-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Trees Sketchmap 20-05-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Trees Survey Map 20-05-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Application Form Redacted 20-05-2022Council documentNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLY
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