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Beech (T1) - Reduce large sub-stem/branch to southwest aspect by up to 4.5m and remaining crown by 3.5m (incl. overall height). Reduce/thin low branch of Sweet Chestnut tree (T2) and reduce branches to give ~2m clearance from coach house. Remove one low and unaesthetic epicormic branch from Sweet Chestnut (T3). Remove lowest limb of Cedar (T4) tree growing over hedge. Remove lowest limb from 3 Pine trees (T5-7) and reduce one low branch by 1.5m. Sycamore (T8) - Reduce height to 17m (approx.) and maximum lateral spread to 6m to all aspects. Remove dead Elm tree (T9) by road to just above ground level.

Ayston Hall 15 Main Street Ayston Rutland LE15 9AE

DecidedReference: 2021/1102/CATRutland County Council

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Ayston Hall 15 Main Street Ayston Rutland LE15 9AE

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to a tree in a Conservation Area
Received
7 Sept 2021
Validated
7 Sept 2021
Determination deadline
19 Oct 2021
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Beech (T1) - Reduce large sub-stem/branch to southwest aspect by up to 4.5m and remaining crown by 3.5m (incl. overall height). Reduce/thin low branch of Sweet Chestnut tree (T2) and reduce branches to give ~2m clearance from coach house. Remove one low and unaesthetic epicormic branch from Sweet Chestnut (T3). Remove lowest limb of Cedar (T4) tree growing over hedge. Remove lowest limb from 3 Pine trees (T5-7) and reduce one low branch by 1.5m. Sycamore (T8) - Reduce height to 17m (approx.) and maximum lateral spread to 6m to all aspects. Remove dead Elm tree (T9) by road to just above ground level.

Proposal details

Reference
2021/1102/CAT
Alternative references
PP-10087921
Ward
Braunston & Martinsthorpe Ward
Parish
Ayston Parish Meeting
Agent
Tommy Plummer Tree Services Ltd

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DN - CONS. AREA TREE CONSENT - SPECIALDecision Notice · PDF18 Oct 2021View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF7 Sept 2021View
TREE SURVEYSupporting Document · PDF7 Sept 2021View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF7 Sept 2021View

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