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T1 Fir, cut to ground. Trees roots have lifted paving in the rear garden to the extent that the path is now unusable,(see photo), and a potential hazard. Trees removal is in conjunction with stump grinding and also a renovation of the property as a whole in order to maintain the property and garden at a safe and useable standard to let. Trees removal is is not visible from a public area and is insignificant in terms of the character of the conservation area.

27, CHURCH STREET, CLIFTON UPON DUNSMORE, RUGBY, CV23 0BP

Decision MadeReference: R26/0200Rugby Borough Council

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Application location

27, CHURCH STREET, CLIFTON UPON DUNSMORE, RUGBY, CV23 0BP

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Trees in conservation area
Received
27 Feb 2026
Validated
16 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
10 Apr 2026
Local authority
Rugby Borough Council

Application overview

T1 Fir, cut to ground. Trees roots have lifted paving in the rear garden to the extent that the path is now unusable,(see photo), and a potential hazard. Trees removal is in conjunction with stump grinding and also a renovation of the property as a whole in order to maintain the property and garden at a safe and useable standard to let. Trees removal is is not visible from a public area and is insignificant in terms of the character of the conservation area.

Proposal details

Reference
R26/0200
Alternative references
PP-14741158
Ward
Clifton, Newton & Churchover
Parish
Clifton Upon Dunsmore
Agent
Steve Carter
UPRN
100070180948

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File Size: 7158131, HREF: , Reference: Photographs and photomontagesPhotographsNot publishedView
File Size: 530778, HREF: , Reference: Sketch planSite PlanNot publishedView
File Size: 270291, HREF: , Reference: Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication FormNot publishedView
Attachment to Email: email_msg_35336.pdfDecision Notice30 Mar 2026View

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Decision & conditions

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Attachment to Email: email_msg_35336.pdf
Planning conditions
  1. T1 - Spruce - cut to ground level. Tree is insignificant within context of the local conservation area.
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