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T1, three Silver Birch - thin crowns 5% and lift crowns by 0.7/1.2 metres. Includes removal of the 4 lowest branches in the group. Total height of group unaffected. T2, Holly - thin crown 5% and lift by 0.5 /1metre. Total height unaffected. T3, Contorted Willow - thin crown by 10% including removal of one low-level branch completely, reducing some lower branches overhanging boundary between 2 and 3 metres and removal of dead wood. Total height unaffected.T4, Apple - remove dead wood, thin crown by 10% and reduce crown by approximately 0.5/1metre all round. T5, three Laurel thin crowns 20% and reduce crown by approximately 0.75/1.2metre all rounded lift/remove lower branches adjacent wall to prevent further damage to stone wall.T6, Apple - remove dead and diseased wood, thin crown 10% and reduce crown by 0.5/1metre all round.T7, Apple - remove, area over crowded and tree impedes access. T8, three Cotoneaster Cornubia - thin crowns 20% and lift/reduce crown to prevent damage to adjacent buildings and to improve light to greenhouse. The lifting /reduction will involve removal of some branches by 3/4 metres in length. Total height of group unaffected. T9/T10, Lilacs - thin crowns by approximately 20%, this will involve removing a number of branches up to 3.5metres long to prevent further damage to an existing stone wall and reduce shading. Height reduced by 0.5/0.75 metres. Both these trees are less than metre from the wall with trunks rising at an angle of about 25/30 degrees to the horizontal. The adjacent wall has been partially rebuilt recently due to damage caused by these trees.

5 Stoke Road Lyddington Rutland LE15 9LU

DecidedReference: 2023/0763/CATRutland County Council

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Application type
Works to a tree in a Conservation Area
Received
17 Jul 2023
Validated
9 Aug 2023
Determination deadline
20 Sept 2023
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

T1, three Silver Birch - thin crowns 5% and lift crowns by 0.7/1.2 metres. Includes removal of the 4 lowest branches in the group. Total height of group unaffected. T2, Holly - thin crown 5% and lift by 0.5 /1metre. Total height unaffected. T3, Contorted Willow - thin crown by 10% including removal of one low-level branch completely, reducing some lower branches overhanging boundary between 2 and 3 metres and removal of dead wood. Total height unaffected.T4, Apple - remove dead wood, thin crown by 10% and reduce crown by approximately 0.5/1metre all round. T5, three Laurel thin crowns 20% and reduce crown by approximately 0.75/1.2metre all rounded lift/remove lower branches adjacent wall to prevent further damage to stone wall.T6, Apple - remove dead and diseased wood, thin crown 10% and reduce crown by 0.5/1metre all round.T7, Apple - remove, area over crowded and tree impedes access. T8, three Cotoneaster Cornubia - thin crowns 20% and lift/reduce crown to prevent damage to adjacent buildings and to improve light to greenhouse. The lifting /reduction will involve removal of some branches by 3/4 metres in length. Total height of group unaffected. T9/T10, Lilacs - thin crowns by approximately 20%, this will involve removing a number of branches up to 3.5metres long to prevent further damage to an existing stone wall and reduce shading. Height reduced by 0.5/0.75 metres. Both these trees are less than metre from the wall with trunks rising at an angle of about 25/30 degrees to the horizontal. The adjacent wall has been partially rebuilt recently due to damage caused by these trees.

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Reference
2023/0763/CAT
Ward
Lyddington Ward
Parish
Lyddington Parish Council

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5 Stoke Road Lyddington Rutland LE15 9LU

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OFFICER DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF19 Sept 2023View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF19 Sept 2023View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF17 Jul 2023View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF17 Jul 2023View

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