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T1, T2, T3 - ash trees showing signs of ash die-back - Pollard to remove dead wood. T4 - Large ash tree with a forked trunk showing signs of die-back - pollard if needed in the future. No immediate action required. T5, T6, T7 - Three ash trees forming a clump. One dead branch is overhanging Wetton Road Some dead branches are overhanging graves - 1. Remove dead branches overhanging Wetton Road and graves in the churchyard. 2. Pollard to remove dead wood. T8+ Clump of trees in the corner of the churchyard close to The Nook. There is one large ash tree and four smaller ash trees close together. The ash trees show evidence of die-back with fallen branches on the side of The Nook. The branches have spread into a sycamore (T9) that forms part of the clump and they overhang The Nook driveway. - Pollard to remove dead wood. T9 - Sycamore The proximity of the ash trees (T8+) has forced the sycamore into an unbalanced shape, heavily overhanging The Nook driveway.- Reshape to rebalan... read more

St. Bartholomews Church Church Lane Butterton ST13 7SP

Decided: ACCEPTReference: NP/TCA/0922/1152Peak District National Park Authority

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Application summary

Status
Decided: ACCEPT
Application type
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Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
24 Oct 2022
Local authority
Peak District National Park Authority

Application overview

T1, T2, T3 - ash trees showing signs of ash die-back - Pollard to remove dead wood. T4 - Large ash tree with a forked trunk showing signs of die-back - pollard if needed in the future. No immediate action required. T5, T6, T7 - Three ash trees forming a clump. One dead branch is overhanging Wetton Road Some dead branches are overhanging graves - 1. Remove dead branches overhanging Wetton Road and graves in the churchyard. 2. Pollard to remove dead wood. T8+ Clump of trees in the corner of the churchyard close to The Nook. There is one large ash tree and four smaller ash trees close together. The ash trees show evidence of die-back with fallen branches on the side of The Nook. The branches have spread into a sycamore (T9) that forms part of the clump and they overhang The Nook driveway. - Pollard to remove dead wood. T9 - Sycamore The proximity of the ash trees (T8+) has forced the sycamore into an unbalanced shape, heavily overhanging The Nook driveway.- Reshape to rebalan... read more

Proposal details

Reference
NP/TCA/0922/1152
Parish
Butterton
Agent
Mrs Maggi Rowland

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Application location

St. Bartholomews Church Church Lane Butterton ST13 7SP

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Photograph of T4 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Photograph of T4 and T6 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Photograph of T8 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Photograph of T8 and T9 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Butterton Churchyard Trees Ash Dieback 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Tree Survey 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Photograph of T3 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Photograph of T4 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Photograph of T5, T6 and T7 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Photograph of T8 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Photograph of T9 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Application Form 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Photograph of Trees 12-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Tree Officer approval 20-09-2022Council documentNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Decided: ACCEPT
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