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Works to trees in the grounds of Pinchbeck Hall with in Pinchbeck Conservation Area. The trees are as identified by letter on the plan attached to the notification form. A: Horsechestnut. Tree in very poor condition. has recently lost a branch onto the adjacent pavement,fell. B: Sycamore. The tree is in poor condition and has suffered extensive die back,fell. C: Bay. The tree has shown extensive die back since last growing season, possibly due to exceptionally mild weather in February /March causing growth to occur,followed by a very severe frost. When the tree was inspected on 21st May 2012, there was evidence of shoots appearing on the main branch framework,the tree to be monitored and reduced if required to premote new growth. Should regeneration not occur and the tree decline further, fell.

Pinchbeck Hall 58 Church Street Pinchbeck Spalding PE11 3YA

TPR Tree Wks RefusalReference: H14-0396-12South Holland District Council

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Status
TPR Tree Wks Refusal
Application type
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Received
15 May 2012
Validated
16 May 2012
Determination deadline
27 Jun 2012
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Works to trees in the grounds of Pinchbeck Hall with in Pinchbeck Conservation Area. The trees are as identified by letter on the plan attached to the notification form. A: Horsechestnut. Tree in very poor condition. has recently lost a branch onto the adjacent pavement,fell. B: Sycamore. The tree is in poor condition and has suffered extensive die back,fell. C: Bay. The tree has shown extensive die back since last growing season, possibly due to exceptionally mild weather in February /March causing growth to occur,followed by a very severe frost. When the tree was inspected on 21st May 2012, there was evidence of shoots appearing on the main branch framework,the tree to be monitored and reduced if required to premote new growth. Should regeneration not occur and the tree decline further, fell.

Proposal details

Reference
H14-0396-12
Parish
Pinchbeck
Agent
Mr M Adams Pinchbeck Hall 58 Church Street Pinchbeck Spalding PE11 3YA

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Pinchbeck Hall 58 Church Street Pinchbeck Spalding PE11 3YA

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Application FormApplication Form17 May 2012View
Site LocationSite Location17 May 2012View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice15 Jun 2012View

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