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To remove three young beech trees which are currently located in the grounds of The Vicarage, Church Walk, Holbeach, which is within the Conservation Area. The trees grow immediately adjacent to the southern boundary of the grounds in the vicinity of the south western corner. On the other side of the boundary is situated the Public Library. According to the measurements in the tree survey by Mr.A.Arbon dated June 2010 which accompanies the notification, the beech identified as 10 , and the copper beech identified as 11 are within two metres of the Library to the south, and the copper beech identified as 12 is three metres to the north west of the Library. In relation to each beech tree Mr.Arbon states 'As the species grows to forest size the juxtaposition of the Library and the tree is not compatible'.

The Vicarage Church Walk Holbeach PE12 7DT

TPC Tree Wks ConsentReference: H09-0771-12South Holland District Council

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Status
TPC Tree Wks Consent
Application type
Not published
Received
20 Sept 2012
Validated
21 Sept 2012
Determination deadline
2 Nov 2012
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

To remove three young beech trees which are currently located in the grounds of The Vicarage, Church Walk, Holbeach, which is within the Conservation Area. The trees grow immediately adjacent to the southern boundary of the grounds in the vicinity of the south western corner. On the other side of the boundary is situated the Public Library. According to the measurements in the tree survey by Mr.A.Arbon dated June 2010 which accompanies the notification, the beech identified as 10 , and the copper beech identified as 11 are within two metres of the Library to the south, and the copper beech identified as 12 is three metres to the north west of the Library. In relation to each beech tree Mr.Arbon states 'As the species grows to forest size the juxtaposition of the Library and the tree is not compatible'.

Proposal details

Reference
H09-0771-12
Parish
Holbeach
Agent
S R A Architecture Brunel House Deepdale Enterprise Park Nettleham Lincoln LN2 2LL

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The Vicarage Church Walk Holbeach PE12 7DT

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Application FormApplication Form24 Sept 2012View
Site LocationSite Location24 Sept 2012View
Block PlanBlock Plan24 Sept 2012View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice2 Nov 2012View
Supporting InformationSupporting Information24 Sept 2012View

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