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I am providing a sketch plan with the trees we wish to remove location as well as photographs showing them in position. Also provided is a photograph showing the early signs of ash dieback. Shown in the first photograph is an ash tree with a yew hedge below it which the customer would like removing. The yew hedge does not really serve a purpose as a boundary and is taking up space in the garden that could be better used. The customer initially wanted a reduction doing on the ash tree but I have advised that due to it having early signs of ash dieback it would be in there best interest to remove it altogether rather than having to get me to come back in a couple of years time when the tree has declined completely. Shown in the second photograph is the evidence of the early signs of ash dieback. Shown in the third photograph are 4 cherry trees and 1 apple tree. I am requesting to remove them to help prevent damage to the wall as they have been planted far too close to it.

Briar Cottage Main Street Winster DE4 2DJ

Decided: ACCEPTReference: NP/TPO/1121/1180Peak 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
14 Dec 2021
Local authority
Peak District National Park Authority

Application overview

I am providing a sketch plan with the trees we wish to remove location as well as photographs showing them in position. Also provided is a photograph showing the early signs of ash dieback. Shown in the first photograph is an ash tree with a yew hedge below it which the customer would like removing. The yew hedge does not really serve a purpose as a boundary and is taking up space in the garden that could be better used. The customer initially wanted a reduction doing on the ash tree but I have advised that due to it having early signs of ash dieback it would be in there best interest to remove it altogether rather than having to get me to come back in a couple of years time when the tree has declined completely. Shown in the second photograph is the evidence of the early signs of ash dieback. Shown in the third photograph are 4 cherry trees and 1 apple tree. I am requesting to remove them to help prevent damage to the wall as they have been planted far too close to it.

Proposal details

Reference
NP/TPO/1121/1180
Parish
Winster
Agent
Chatsworth Forestry and Arboriculture

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Application location

Briar Cottage Main Street Winster DE4 2DJ

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Application Form Redacted 02-11-2021Council documentNot publishedView
Ash Dieback photo 02-11-2021Council documentNot publishedView
Location comp 02-11-2021Council documentNot publishedView
Photo- Cherry trees 02-11-2021Council documentNot publishedView
Hedge photo 02-11-2021Council documentNot publishedView
Approval to Carry out Tree Works 16-12-2021Council documentNot publishedView

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Decided: ACCEPT
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