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T1 - Reduce height of Willow tree by 6m (i.e. approx. 2m below previous pollard points) and reduce lateral branches by 2m to balance shape ; raise crown to 2.5m - The tree dominates the front of the house and driveway. The applicants would like the tree reduced to a lower height than previously undertaken to give a longer interval before the tree gets into various BT wires and encroaches onto road, thus reducing the financial burden of its ongoing management - any loss of amenity will be temporary and short-lived.

Wren House 1 Gretton Road Lyddington Rutland LE15 9LP

DecidedReference: 2023/1196/PTARutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Protected Tree Application
Received
8 Nov 2023
Validated
8 Nov 2023
Determination deadline
3 Jan 2024
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

T1 - Reduce height of Willow tree by 6m (i.e. approx. 2m below previous pollard points) and reduce lateral branches by 2m to balance shape ; raise crown to 2.5m - The tree dominates the front of the house and driveway. The applicants would like the tree reduced to a lower height than previously undertaken to give a longer interval before the tree gets into various BT wires and encroaches onto road, thus reducing the financial burden of its ongoing management - any loss of amenity will be temporary and short-lived.

Proposal details

Reference
2023/1196/PTA
Alternative references
PP-12585346
Ward
Lyddington Ward
Parish
Lyddington Parish Council
Agent
Tommy Plummer Tree Services Ltd

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Application location

Wren House 1 Gretton Road Lyddington Rutland LE15 9LP

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CONSULTEE - LYDDINGTON PARISH COUNCILRepresentations · PDF8 Jan 2024View
OFFICER DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF4 Jan 2024View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF4 Jan 2024View
CONSULTEE - LYDDINGTON PARISH COUNCILRepresentations · PDF16 Nov 2023View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF8 Nov 2023View
SKETCH PLANDrawing · PDF8 Nov 2023View

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