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Please see the attached map.Trees number T1 to T5 are located on 31 Hall Park, trees number T6 to T9 are located on 29 Hall Park. They are causing a number of problems for us.1. A lot of branches have fallen and hit our roof and 2 cars. This is dangerous to our home, to our cars. It is also dangerous for us and our pets when we are walking outside the house or in the garden, we fear the branches may fall and hit us.2. The tree canopies are causing excessive shading. Our house 31 Hall Park is cold all the time, we have to switch on the heating even in the summer. Our house is dark inside and most of the time, we have to switch on the lights even during the day. Some areas in our house is damp due to no sun gets into the house.3. There is subsidence in the rear end of the garden, also some tree roots have lifted some flags in the rear of the garden and causing uneven ground. This is of great concern to my husband and his health, he is disabled and has difficulty in walking. He is at risk of tripping over. T1 Lime- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT2 Sycamore- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT3 Horse Chestnut- please fell if possible, this has a few big splits in the trunk, it is shedding barks, and closest to our house. I am in fear that this tree could fall onto our house. We would replant a Lime, however, I would request if you could kindly consider this to be waived as there is insufficient space. T4 Lime- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT5 Lime- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT6 - I don't know what tree this is, please crown thin, crown lift and crown reduction, (T6, T7, T8 as a group have shaded our house)T7 Sycamore- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT8- I don't know what tree this is, please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT9 Sycamore (3-stemmed)- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionMost of these trees are shedding barks and may have ...

31 Hall Park Acre Rossendale Lancashire BB4 5BQ

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Status
Decided
Application type
Works to Trees Subject to TPO
Received
13 Oct 2021
Validated
13 Oct 2021
Determination deadline
8 Dec 2021
Local authority
Rossendale Borough Council

Application overview

Please see the attached map.Trees number T1 to T5 are located on 31 Hall Park, trees number T6 to T9 are located on 29 Hall Park. They are causing a number of problems for us.1. A lot of branches have fallen and hit our roof and 2 cars. This is dangerous to our home, to our cars. It is also dangerous for us and our pets when we are walking outside the house or in the garden, we fear the branches may fall and hit us.2. The tree canopies are causing excessive shading. Our house 31 Hall Park is cold all the time, we have to switch on the heating even in the summer. Our house is dark inside and most of the time, we have to switch on the lights even during the day. Some areas in our house is damp due to no sun gets into the house.3. There is subsidence in the rear end of the garden, also some tree roots have lifted some flags in the rear of the garden and causing uneven ground. This is of great concern to my husband and his health, he is disabled and has difficulty in walking. He is at risk of tripping over. T1 Lime- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT2 Sycamore- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT3 Horse Chestnut- please fell if possible, this has a few big splits in the trunk, it is shedding barks, and closest to our house. I am in fear that this tree could fall onto our house. We would replant a Lime, however, I would request if you could kindly consider this to be waived as there is insufficient space. T4 Lime- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT5 Lime- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT6 - I don't know what tree this is, please crown thin, crown lift and crown reduction, (T6, T7, T8 as a group have shaded our house)T7 Sycamore- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT8- I don't know what tree this is, please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionT9 Sycamore (3-stemmed)- please crown thin, crown lift and crown reductionMost of these trees are shedding barks and may have ...

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Reference
2021/0048/TPO
Alternative references
PP-10296162
Ward
Historic - Worsley

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TPO WORKS APP 2021-0048 SIGNED DECISION NOTICE.DOCXDecision · PDF25 Nov 2021View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF12 Oct 2021View

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